Recent Events Discussion (RED) Thread
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I'm open to it, but going forward I'm planning to use less and less mods due to radical changes. I'm fine with a progressing evolution but learning mods takes time and I don't want a completely different system to get my "insert mod item name" with every update. Its bad enough we can't really migrate worlds between updates. I'm getting mildly annoy with getting the same functioning items in new versions and having to learn new hoops to jump to get them each time.
But that's just me.
I get what @RedBoss is saying, I don't like how I have to learn a entirely new system every update, but TC 4.2 doesn't seem like a huge change. It isn't as if it turned into TC5, but I rather like restarting worlds because it gives me another chance to go a different route for early-game.
I partially agree with @RedBoss
On one hand, I like my classic systems, and the stuff I already know.
But on the other hand, I do like learning new systems, usually, and I would get bored if I did the same thing every world.
Although, I know how RedBoss likes to play, and I understand his point of view because of this.
On one hand, I like my classic systems, and the stuff I already know.
But on the other hand, I do like learning new systems, usually, and I would get bored if I did the same thing every world.
Although, I know how RedBoss likes to play, and I understand his point of view because of this.
It actually does tove a hint, a button appears at the bottom of the page saying something along the lines of "show ignored content" and reveals all quotes and messages.
Yeah, I'm not opposed to the changes, but it can be a bit much in some cases.
Similar side note though, Ender IO is a BEAST in 1.7. Farms, armor, mob spawning systems... CrazyPants is going "ham" as they say on the MTV. Dark Steel Chestplate with glider upgrade and a Blood Magic Air Sigil = awesome flight mechanic.
Similar side note though, Ender IO is a BEAST in 1.7. Farms, armor, mob spawning systems... CrazyPants is going "ham" as they say on the MTV. Dark Steel Chestplate with glider upgrade and a Blood Magic Air Sigil = awesome flight mechanic.
So, RedPower 3 seems to be progressing, NEI is updated for 1.7, SpaceToad is adding awesome stuff for BuildCraft, and even Bibliocraft is getting some cool features with auto-supporting new modded planks. Is it just me, or are other people as hyped about the modding scene right now?
As long as the hype train is posted, I'm fine with the idea of HYPE HYPE HYPE C'MON GUIES GET ON THE HYPE TRAIN CHUU CHUU THE HYPE TRAIN HAS NO BREAKS NEXT STOP THE NEAREST BLACK HOLE BECAUSE THIS TRAIN IS CANCER AND IT'S TIME WE KILLED IT AND EVERYONE ON IT!
There, I'm good.
Also:
Ite in ore voluptas leprosus coloniam.*
*Rough Translation.
I needed google translate b/c I can't be bothered to learn Latin.As long as the hype train is posted, I'm fine with the idea of HYPE HYPE HYPE C'MON GUIES GET ON THE HYPE TRAIN CHUU CHUU THE HYPE TRAIN HAS NO BREAKS NEXT STOP THE NEAREST BLACK HOLE BECAUSE THIS TRAIN IS CANCER AND IT'S TIME WE KILLED IT AND EVERYONE ON IT!
There, I'm good.
Also:
Ite in ore voluptas leprosus coloniam.*
*Rough Translation.
At least I think that was Latin.
I can understand that, and of course it boils down to the everyone plays MC differently. Personally the fact that I have to relearn some mods on major updates actually continues my interest. Familiarity for me tends to make the game play faster and then I have to start a new map because I hit end-game items so quick.
World migration tends to be an issue even in vanilla, especially lately, with all of the major code changes they are implementing.
And this, after a period of time even without updates, I like to start over, get a fresh start, take what I learned last time to improve what I do this time.
Same here. I like to be close to the bleeding edge, but the issue there is that no matter what you learn, it's meaningless if anything changes. Stay on the cutting edge and what you learn stays useful for a while more oft then not.
this...just....I...nope, no words.RUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE
Didn't 't even read his idea.RUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE
I can't read it, it makes my eyes hurt.
Fortunately for you guys (or unfortunately for me) I did, and he was mad because after he admittedly messaged @Vazkii about his "ideas" multiple times, enough was enough and told him to go away. (ideas were so cookie cutter btw...just saying)