Yes? Obviously if your goal is to compete with other players than you have to use the most "op option." That doesn't mean other options shouldn't exist for people who don't give a damn about what their neighbor has.
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Yes? Obviously if your goal is to compete with other players than you have to use the most "op option." That doesn't mean other options shouldn't exist for people who don't give a damn about what their neighbor has.
This thread is definitely my fault as I may have brought the PT here
. Though that is beside the pointProblem is this, all I get is "Hey man your stuff is laggy."
I need a modlist. I need logs. I need *something.* Maybe a world save. Don't be dense - you know how many combinations and permutations of conditions exist in modded MC.
Let's go back a couple of patches. If someone said, "OMG your GUI errors out all the time" and then NEVER provides me a modlist, we never would have found out that RailCraft's hidden heat block triggers a fundamental error in vanilla's code which Forge failed to patch.
There is a huge difference between hearing a rumor and receiving a bug report. Again, I have never received a proper report. Care to provide one?
EDIT to emphasize: This is a hell of a corner case. 99% of everyone goes about their days just fine. If this were a universal, server-killing lag-box, we'd see it every time. It's setup specific and nobody cares to share their setups with me. See the problem yet?
A problem that is probably nearly impossible to replicate or find, and in 1.6. And honestly, I have seen Blood Magic armor, Galacticraft pipes, Translocators, AE Interfaces and even zombies all lag out servers in niche cases. That Cyclic Assembler pic didn't phase me.
If you didn't, Padfoote or I would have.This thread is definitely my fault as I may have brought the PT here
I was already here, as I posted a gif and it got deleted, but I was still watching the thread.
That is why one mod will always be superior to another. Forestry and MFR are both used for automated crop and trees. But, compared to Forestry, MFR is much cheaper, takes less space, is less complex and produces more. Thus, people tend to use MFR instead.
However, both MFR and TE have extensive config options. TE allows you to customize the RF production of every fuel. MFR allows you to adjust the energy consumption of every machine. Thus, you can easily change both to suit your playstyle. Ideally TE would allow the customization of machine energy consumption too. But, I commend @King Lemming for allowing such accessible alteration of his mod.
I am aware of this. My point is that the vast majority of these rare innovative ideas are coming from magic mods right now. The last big one I could name for tech mods was your Fusion Reactor.
Nope!
Shitstorm, as always. I doubt there will be a solid agreement on a topic like this as it's all down to opinions.
Its not. I knew he'd answer the way that he did. It was to illustrate that user numbers don't trump all.
That is probably because magic mods are less bounded than tech mods are. Magic mods can implement essentially anything they want, and its existence can be handwaved away as "Arcane thingynumberfiftythree". A tech mod, particualrly one with a rigid design aesthetic, has a far harder time doing that.
i have been here since the beginningThis thread is definitely my fault as I may have brought the PT here
"Superior" is entirely subjective. MFR farms being easier to set up and use only makes them superior if your goal is the fastest, easiest farm possible. If your goal is to make something complex or just "cool," then perhaps forestry farms are superior. It all depends on what you value in your play.
Nicei have been here since the beginning
Let's assume he meant fastest and easiest
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