Mod Pros-Cons Debate Thread
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Dude WTF?! How am I ruining anything for anyone. topic is called pros and CONS you cannot answer cons with "don't like it don't use it".
a) Well, the way you were talking it sounded like you had a server and were going to disable the mod.
and what would be bad about running my server with the mods I want on it? I don't but hypotheticaly speaking don't you think that someone who pays for server can choose whatmods are on it?
Well, if you're running an official pack, for all you know the player chose that pack because of the mod you are removing.
So what does this argument have to do with TE/IC2/the actual topic?
Topics on mods are not in short supply- "realistic" versus "fun", blocks versus models, tech style versus magic style, power versus utility, building and developing versus exploring, powering blocks versus powering the player...
Here's a good one: Could you consider thaumcraft to be the most technological mod, as you have to actually research the stuff you make and you mainly gain power by making better tools and machines. (In contrast, you can build a nuclear reactor in as much time as it takes to gather the materials, and most magic mods have you gaining more spells and magic levels).
Is it a con that thaumcraft doesn't let you unlock the ultimate magic power in yourself or otherwise?
personally i am more of a tech person, so i think it's great, and dislikes TT kami for doing exactly that
Here's a good one: Could you consider thaumcraft to be the most technological mod, as you have to actually research the stuff you make and you mainly gain power by making better tools and machines. (In contrast, you can build a nuclear reactor in as much time as it takes to gather the materials, and most magic mods have you gaining more spells and magic levels).
Is it a con that thaumcraft doesn't let you unlock the ultimate magic power in yourself or otherwise?
personally i am more of a tech person, so i think it's great, and dislikes TT kami for doing exactly that
Do you understand the lengths to which you must go to gain KAMI research, let alone craft any of the stuff. I'd have a full quantum/gravsuit in less time than it takes just to gain access to KAMI research, let alone getting the stuff crafted
I did not say quantum suit is a better option, nor did i say anything about gaining ultimate power easily, I said gaining ultimate power at all.
Not to mention, regular quantum suit is a lot less powerful than KAMI (i'm pretty sure some twilight forest enemies can punch right through it thank you very much), and KAMI also has it's equally insane tools. On power level, it's closer to EE than any tech mod ever get.
Not to mention, regular quantum suit is a lot less powerful than KAMI (i'm pretty sure some twilight forest enemies can punch right through it thank you very much), and KAMI also has it's equally insane tools. On power level, it's closer to EE than any tech mod ever get.
It also takes a stupid amount of effort to get to that point. I've never even come close to having something from KAMI, and I blast through magic mods.
Powerful? Sure you have unbreaking tools and armor that lets you fly, but actual quality is meh. A decent TiCo pick or bedrock pick blows it out of the water. And the armor, Bedrock Armor/Power Armor/Tartarite armor is so much better.
Personally, I find TE feels lacking due to 2 reasons:
1. A lack of tiered progression. This is something IC2 does very well, and it is due to how it does not simply add better replacements to old machines, but instead adds new niche machines for finer use.
2. A lack of complex mechanics. Look at HydraulicCraft: first you supply water to a system and then you generate pressure. It may be simple, but it's a seamless integration of the balancing of two power sources, and while the only 'tier' is an upgrade for endless water, this type of mechanic makes up for that. PnuematicCraft has the balancing of air pressure networks, IC2 has Nuclear Generators and Rotary Craft has... everything!
1. A lack of tiered progression. This is something IC2 does very well, and it is due to how it does not simply add better replacements to old machines, but instead adds new niche machines for finer use.
2. A lack of complex mechanics. Look at HydraulicCraft: first you supply water to a system and then you generate pressure. It may be simple, but it's a seamless integration of the balancing of two power sources, and while the only 'tier' is an upgrade for endless water, this type of mechanic makes up for that. PnuematicCraft has the balancing of air pressure networks, IC2 has Nuclear Generators and Rotary Craft has... everything!
1000% hit the nail on the head with that post. Been trying to think of a way to say it since TE was brought up
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I don't think this is true. TE doesn't have much tiered progression, but it does have some. The importance of electrum and invar mean it's key to set up a pulveriser as soon as possible. You can't advance down the tech tree without making a pulveriser and you can't make end game materials without an induction smelter.
I realise this is borderline trivial, but it is something.