What modpacck in the ftb launcher has the most replayability in terms of mods to get into/new stuff to do?
FTB Modpack With the most replayability?
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I think this depends on what you're looking to get out of your experience. I know a guy work in on his 6th play through of Agrarian Skies. I like a good Kitchen Sink pack, myself (Infinity, Monster, even DW20), as they have a ton of mods and I can choose the order and direction I want to take them. These questions, and therefore the answers, are completely subjective, and as such, there is no "right" answer. Play a bunch and see what strikes you. Make your own. Try some SSP, then the same pack SMP - I bet the experience changes.
The answer lies not in the forums, but in yourself.
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I tend to pick one pack, then cherry pick out mods from other packs. Example Direwolf 1.6, then I snagged the carpenters and chisel mods, plus engineer's toolbox, because I'd never played with them. One of my most fun experiences with mods. On the other hand, Ultimate and Direwolf 1.5 both saw me having several worlds. Unleashed as well.
It all depends on what you want out of the packs. I know I had several worlds where I went completely tech, and others where I went completely magical. And a few combo worlds. That meant I got a lot of replayability out of my mods.
It all depends on what you want out of the packs. I know I had several worlds where I went completely tech, and others where I went completely magical. And a few combo worlds. That meant I got a lot of replayability out of my mods.
So far ive been playing mage quest and am finding it interesting. i think ill try ressurection soon
We had a Resurrection server (4-10 players) when the pack was first released. I'm not sure why, but it felt unfinished to me. Granted, I was the only one on the server to make it out of the Bronze Age before the majority voted to switch to Infinity, so the late game was never fully explored, but there didn't seem to be anything "final tier" that I could put my finger on.
Don't get me wrong, I miss that world, as having a GT5 backbone forced me to rely on TC4, which I struggle to get into on kitchen sink packs. I learned a ton about a great mod (plus some new tricks with mods I was familiar with), and my base actually looked decent for once (not just a cube cave like I had been notorious for previously). I loved the GT5 ore distribution, although having 27 different ores that process down to iron did seem a bit redundant (I know, the byproduct is different for each, but still).
My biggest complaint with Resurrection is that I feel like I owned the vacant caves they called the nether. I walked in there, fearing nothing, and made it my bitch. In Infinity, I had a sense of fear regarding the Nether up until my late game armor was buffed out and I had creative flight. Between BoP, Witchery, and others, the Nether is dangerous in Infinity - something I felt about Resurrection only upon my first trip in.
All this was many updates ago, and this is in no way meant to dissuade you. Just a bored ramble. Have fun.
Don't get me wrong, I miss that world, as having a GT5 backbone forced me to rely on TC4, which I struggle to get into on kitchen sink packs. I learned a ton about a great mod (plus some new tricks with mods I was familiar with), and my base actually looked decent for once (not just a cube cave like I had been notorious for previously). I loved the GT5 ore distribution, although having 27 different ores that process down to iron did seem a bit redundant (I know, the byproduct is different for each, but still).
My biggest complaint with Resurrection is that I feel like I owned the vacant caves they called the nether. I walked in there, fearing nothing, and made it my bitch. In Infinity, I had a sense of fear regarding the Nether up until my late game armor was buffed out and I had creative flight. Between BoP, Witchery, and others, the Nether is dangerous in Infinity - something I felt about Resurrection only upon my first trip in.
All this was many updates ago, and this is in no way meant to dissuade you. Just a bored ramble. Have fun.
Im trying to look for adventure modpacks and modpacks focused on magic. played mage quest for a while and got mad that i could only have 2 houses.