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How about an MJ based pack? Mods from the good old days of buildcraft pipes being viable and MJ power being the only of its kind! Buildcraft, Forestry, Railcraft, everything to make a pack of nostalgic mods.
Yes! An entire rail and pipe based factory!
I don't mean like just shout them in the thread but maybe form some sort of civilized suggestion system for the first round of voting.
*votes Pneumaticraft because it seems like a really cool mod that nobody ever uses*
*reads thread*
*high-fives Pyure and Lumaceon*
Aside from that, I think Chromaticraft could seriously use a good tutorial. There's so many mechanics in it that had no documentation at all, in-game or not, when I last checked.
*reads thread*
*high-fives Pyure and Lumaceon*
Aside from that, I think Chromaticraft could seriously use a good tutorial. There's so many mechanics in it that had no documentation at all, in-game or not, when I last checked.
Speaking from experience, nothing will stop people from saying something is OP. Better to just enjoy Minecraft the way you want and pay no mind to the detractors.
I'd also like to see a Pneumaticraft-centered pack.
I would like to see some of the less commonly used mods as a lot of these seem to be used in a great deal of the larger modpacks. I chose forestry as it is a mod I never really play with and know very little about. I think some form of pack that teaches you new or less common mods would be really helpful.
Botania adds an impressive amount of content (bosses etc.), that's why I voted for it. And it doesn't already have 20 packs centered around it, like Thaumcraft for example...
Too bad, I was hoping for some shiny newcomers when I saw this thread
If you don't vote for Railcraft you're just wasting everyone's time... A Railcraft centred pack with steve's carts would be awesome!
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Damn straight, I'd love some sort of modpack where the outside is really dangerous so you have to stay on a train and slowly upgrade it to progress.
Have you played Pathfinder that pack was more or less based on & made to highlight a single mod, for me that pack worked & was fun, if a little easy & short, but I did learn a lot about the core mod RFtools by McJty, personally I found the Pathfinder pack a little easy so I tweaked it to make it a little harder, packs are like that there is no one pack every one on the planet will love, its more a case of personal taste, I do agree that all the current mods in the list are ones I see constantly in packs, but I take it that's FTB's way of easing us into the new format.
Agreed...IF Steve's Carts gets some bugfixes and love first. At the moment, Steve's Carts completely ignore several kinds of Railcraft rails, and even some of the blocks within Steve's Carts itself (i.e. the one that can enable or disable a cart's modules when passed over) are completely non-functional and are in need of fixing.
Not gonna happen, but Vswe is making a new mod which incorporates Steve's CartsAgreed...IF Steve's Carts gets some bugfixes and love first. At the moment, Steve's Carts completely ignore several kinds of Railcraft rails, and even some of the blocks within Steve's Carts itself (i.e. the one that can enable or disable a cart's modules when passed over) are completely non-functional and are in need of fixing.
my vote is also on PneumaticCraft, I'm interested in what kind of pack this choice would produce
Considering it is literally used in every modpack it does not surprise me.i feel bad for MFR only 1 vote
But at least you can make a pack with it being the center and main mod, forcing player to use other items instead of the usual farm/harvester.
What worries me is that AE2 is in second place!!! If it is to be different, it should be an option to not include AE in the pack! All the packs have it and there isnt much more that can use/experiment with AE being the main mod or a "secondary" mod.
In my opinion, AE option should be replaced by Logistical Pipes...
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