Just finished the curently available pack and i must say i loved it!
despite that i'll leave some feedback.
- first of all, i just have to say i loved the progression but i feel some mods u just sligly touch them for one or two quests and i think its either unecessary to run pass them (exemple: forestry) or u should develop them a bit more so it feels like theres some more progression. maybe even as a side (optional) questline.
- The nether should be more explored, u just have to go there collect a few supplies and your done. And since the mod is all about the limbo u should explore that concept with more stuff in the nether as a dead part of it and more stuff with witchery in the spirit world as the living part of it.
- i feel the tech questline is a bit less interesting then the witchery questline (wich i did in creative on an alternative save for reasons that have to do with the next point).
- this is what bothered me the most: as i did the the tech quest line i didnt touch witchery whatsoever. Despite that, theres a quest in the last quest line where u need some witchery stuff, that bothered me a lot since u had to do most the witchery tech tree wich sould be avoidable by giving the requirements for that in some other quest of the tech questline. This felt like i chose the wrong quest line as i eventualy had to do both (even witout the quests) to progress.
U could just revert the player back into the other questline, and vice versa, so that if ur gonna have to explore both sides of the modpack u might aswell do it as a quest line since thats the point of this hqm modpacks.
- u should also include an AE aproach since theres a lot of neat things u could problly do but are totaly anavoidable with the current quest progression.
That said i loved how "small" the modpack is compared to AG Skies where u have to grind a lot.
It was fun to play and only by the end i felt a bit saturated from some of the quests, wich wouldnt happend if i didnt take 4 days of doing nothing else because of how adictive this was to play
hope my english wasnt too bad and best regards from departa