As Mewt said, use hammer on meteors. I personally cheat at this, because otherwise it just seems waaay to grindy, so I use the veinminer mod, which allows you to mine adjacent blocks of the same type. Also I disabled enviro sanity, because in the dungeons after getting hit by one-two-three mobs it would drop to 0, causing nausea, which would make me physically sick. Plus I removed the SpiceOfLife mod, so there is no penality on food. That is the way I'm playing atm
Sanity can be easily fixed if 1) avoid getting hit 2) bring flowers along with youAs Mewt said, use hammer on meteors. I personally cheat at this, because otherwise it just seems waaay to grindy, so I use the veinminer mod, which allows you to mine adjacent blocks of the same type. Also I disabled enviro sanity, because in the dungeons after getting hit by one-two-three mobs it would drop to 0, causing nausea, which would make me physically sick. Plus I removed the SpiceOfLife mod, so there is no penality on food. That is the way I'm playing atm
Yeah I did have flowers + leaves with me, but when exploring dungeons or farming ender pearls etc you cannot easily avoid being hit. Other annoying thing was, that once my sanity went low, i'd surreound myself with leaves, but it went up by only 0,2%/second, which forced me to go up from the dungeon.
Flying is true but buildcraft is even earlier and easier most expensive part is some iron and gold.
After dying once and then giving up and recovering my body (hey cool this modpack has gravestones!) I found the cacti literally blocks away from my corpse!
Hmmm, I should probably splurge on a diamond hammer then, and I did find a free anvil in the dungeons so I might as well open up a library until I get the fortune enchant.
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <exnihilo:stone>, 1.0, 1.0);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre>, 0.20, 0.10);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:1>, 0.04, 0.02);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:2>, 0.08, 0.04);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:3>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:4>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:9>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:8>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <minecraft:diamond>, 0.00, 0.02);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <minecraft:emerald>, 0.00, 0.02);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteor>, <minecraft:redstone>, 0.1, 0.03);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <exnihilo:stone>, 1.0, 1.0);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre>, 0.20, 0.10);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:1>, 0.04, 0.02);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:2>, 0.08, 0.04);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:3>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:4>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:9>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <Steamcraft:smashedOre:8>, 0.02, 0.01);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <minecraft:diamond>, 0.00, 0.02);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <minecraft:emerald>, 0.00, 0.02);
mods.exnihilo.Hammer.addRecipe(<meteors:BlockMeteorRare>, <minecraft:redstone>, 0.01, 0.03);Running out of iron seems like more of a feature than a bug?
I figured the differences were because you are forced to eat different foods and so will be forced to do the different recipes?Another area, that could use a balancing pass, is the Kawaii food. The final food items are pretty much equal, full saturation and give or take a few hunger bars. But the costs are completely different. A fried apple, an apple sandwich and a slimy apple have almost the same effect, but one costs only an apple, one costs 3 apples and 1.5 bread and the last even takes two magma cream.
I would suggest to take the cost as baseline and then balance the number of items that you get from a recipe. For example, 1 magma cream = 2 food, 3 flesh/bone = 1 food item, 1 ender pearl = 2 food items etc.
As always, your pack and your call. Please take everything just as suggestions.
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People will try to save them and end up with so much space wasted. It seemed like it was a purposeful hindrance to me.That you throw the other metals into the trash, because they have no (early/middle game) use and the storage is already full of them, can't be a feature.
Continuing from where I was going before, the cheaper food is just temporarily cheaper, it is the obvious route to go but you can't go there always, a temporary reprieve of material costs I guess?
I've been putting that off... never could get Mariculture to work x.x
I will need to remember that!I found something cool.
Its hold 5 cooling/heating upgrades but only take one upgrade slot in the feeder!
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just make a new world!
It's says +28c and i have over that with the upgrades... Sometimes my basic cod fishes are unhappy and not working. When that happens, I just take out one of the fishes, the reinsert it and it seems to solve the issue.just make a new world!
I still cant seem to make these ungrateful fish happy
Cod are the only fish i can get to work sometimes!
I'm not into ender io yet..I'm just about to finish the 16 advanced PCB's from pneumaticcraft. Any advice at this stage of the pack?