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This might seem like an odd question, but whenever someone discusses a frame mod, the focus is always on functionality. What kind of machines can you build with it? How efficient is it? That sort of thing... The thing is, I don't care about that. The thing I liked about Redpower frames was...

Looks good, but what the heck is Morph doing in there?

Not sure if this has been mentioned, yet, but right now, WAILA is IDing "Stone Monster Egg" as such. I know you're not going for anything super hardcore, but that probably defeats the purpose of silverfish being able to hide. Personally, I think WAILA gives a bit too much information either way...

Because only the supremely self-confident may wield it. You have to prove that you have enough self-esteem not to give a damn what others think.

I feel like, for a modpack called Technofirma, it's actually a bit light on the technology. Some pre-electrical options would be great. Maybe the Hopper Ducts mod for a start (and maybe making a few more of the vanilla tech items craftable). Not sure what else...maybe a heavily Minetweakered Ex...

I recall running into a patch mod that fixed that. I'll see if I can find it again. Edit: Found it! It's coded for 1.6.2, though, so I'm not 100% sure it will work. You might be able to contact the author or find someone else to update it, though.

I've been looking for a pack like this one! One thing I will say is, I personally find Smart Moving to go great with TFC, if you can get it working. Though I haven't played with it myself, I would imagine that the Sword Skills mod might also make combat more engaging.

Even though I just went out of my way to specifically explain how it disadvantages people like me? o_O A good point. However, this thread is by the people/person putting the pack together, isn't it? This is an official thread about the official FTB packs. So this is the right place to voice any...

So, everyone's argument seems to be "You can play without HQM if you want to.", and yes, I can. However, at the end of the day, that's not the issue. The issue is that HQM isn't a manual, like many mods already give you. It's quests, and quests have completion rewards. It's free stuff for doing...

Fire doesn't kill an Apple. They just get toasted.

My main concern is that many people don't use the disable button, which makes it hard to find a server, if the "out-the-box" experience isn't the one you want. Moreover, is it really right to chastise people "on the team" for not knowing that this ubiquitous usage of hardcore questing is only...

Yeah, I agree with this rather a bit too. I like packs that have a nice mix of magic and technology. Sure, the whole, "throw in everything at once at let someone else worry about redundancy" aspect of some packs can be a drag, but I've grown up with a number of media sources to teach me that...

Not to be "that guy", but are there any plans for packs that don't involve throwing HMQ into absolutely everything? If I want a challenge map, I download a challenge map. Just saying.

If this wasn't based around a fad mod, I'd be interested. I think I'll give it a pass, though. I'm not too interested in making a pack that holds the players' hand(s) and tells them how to play.