Couldn't agree more being given the pieces and then designing a complex overengineered creation to do what you want was why RP2 still hasn't been equaled sure some parts of it have but the current best Frame replacement just does everything for you, no need to figure out where why and how to cover\strip\wire\connect, it's also why TE is good the machines themselves are great but the ability to customize the i-sidedness lets you build systems to do what you want them to.
The rebirth of IC2 ?
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Couldn't agree more being given the pieces and then designing a complex overengineered creation to do what you want was why RP2 still hasn't been equaled sure some parts of it have but the current best Frame replacement just does everything for you, no need to figure out where why and how to cover\strip\wire\connect, it's also why TE is good the machines themselves are great but the ability to customize the i-sidedness lets you build systems to do what you want them to.
Right, because nobody at all will take up the task of maintaining or adding to TE once King Lemming stops developing it. Because he has refused to allow anybody to decompile his mod or steal any ideas from it.
Oh, wait...
Thermal Expansion License said:
Honestly, I don't see TE dying out any time soon. The mod itself may no longer be developed once it reaches a certain point, but that doesn't mean nobody will attempt to decompile it and port it up to newer MC versions, or use it as inspiration to make their own mod. Just look at how many Redpower-ish mods started popping up over the past few months.
Liquiducts, Liquiducts, Liquiducts, heh in the scenario I am talking about there are no liquiducts, only BC pipes. Take a look at your base and count the number of liquiducts\redstone energy tubes now remove them, take a look at your ore processing and it's footprint now replace all of that with say 6 smelteries that can handle a large amount of incoming materials with no tesseracts, so no very easy nether lava and no magma crucible, hell no liquid transposer to make filling cells\cans easy either. Very different picture isn't it? picture your boilers (which I am fairly sure almost everyone uses) without AA's to provide water, this is the modded environment I am talking about ... though I do have to admit it sounds like it could be fun to try hmm may have to set up a pack without TE
Extra utilities liquid nodes... I don't use boilers..there are a ton of other options for energy, Lava? I can get that with an ender-thermic pump with less lag and can transport using mystcraft and railcraft. I can think of alot of ways to not use TE since I have done it before without TE
Also I can expand my base and use railcraft to handle the transport of ores using enderchests, loaders and unloaders. As graceful? No but can be done
Yeah I'm not keen on the smeltery idea. I haven't built one yet, I'm sill using the copper pick axe that I found the headpiece for in a village.
KL is quitting. TE isn't. There are already other developers working on it. And unlike some other authors he isn't a dick about letting others continue his stuff when he can't anymore.
"Got rid of most refined Iron requirements. Refined Iron is going to be removed soon ,as its sole purpose was preventing Recipe conflicts"
Interesting, will miss refined iron
Does this mean the plates and need for styrofoam hammers are just there to get rid of refined iron? Was refined iron seriously an issue for anyone?
"Got rid of most refined Iron requirements. Refined Iron is going to be removed soon ,as its sole purpose was preventing Recipe conflicts"
Interesting, will miss refined iron
I guess instead of cooking iron to make refined iron, now you use a hammer on normal iron to make iron plates.
now that makes more sense and is less of an useless step (instead of smelting you use a hammer)
I guess that makes sense, realigning the processes for using copper and iron. In fact, I'll even love the changes if there's an electric hammer, like Edison's.
No, but it was kinda annoying to have to re-smelt iron, so if you can create the components instantly instead of having to toss them in a furnace again I think it's an improvement. I just hope they either get rid of the hammer durability or improve it a lot because 80 uses is just annoying.
The electric wrench is just as rediculous. Wrenches and hammer last longer than most people. Period. *sighs*
My understanding is that the compressor is used to make plates in default ic2. There's also going to be a metal former, but my understanding is that's for things like battery casings and wires.
and since when compressor is used for creating plates? the metal former thingy, is probably the plate bender of IC2.
Good guy DW only politely complains about ridiculous new recipes that don't add anything of value.
ic2 its getting more "stevecartstified" (or whatever the word should be) in he sense of "you need 4 of this to make 1 of that and 8 of that to make 2 of those and 3 of those that you combine with 3 of it and you get a simple module"
I have the materials to make a galgarodian (however you spell that) tree cutter but I just dont craft it for the giant PITA that it is to craft it
I have the materials to make a galgarodian (however you spell that) tree cutter but I just dont craft it for the giant PITA that it is to craft it
Well electric wrenches (Sort of a drill i guess) are for haste as opposed to durability IRL. I think it's a toss up between having the wrench take ages to remove a machine or it just having a low durability. With hammers however there is no real world equivalent to an electric hammer which makes any sense so I would like the hammer to last longer.
I am hoping that some of the greg powergen and utility machines come in to IC because like Poppycocks said it's better to have the components to make something happen than a ready made solution.