I'm not sure if your joking but just in case I'll throw it out there, resonant rise is a mod pack not a modI would have to say resonant rise. Its the one mod I ABSOLOUTLY can't live without.
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What is YOUR most important mod?
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Judging by the smilies I think he's gently trolling us lol
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Ty for understanding that -_-Judging by the smilies I think he's gently trolling us lol
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I cant live without all the aumcrft addons or a minimap myself, my favorite mid is the thaumic familyI would have to say resonant rise. Its the one mod I ABSOLOUTLY can't live without.
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Hm, I played without a minimap for a long time, and honestly, with Twilight Forest's Magic Maps I'm fine without one. I also turn them off when I'm not actively staring at it. I think it's one of those things that you think you can't live without, but then you end up getting used to it, but that's probably just me.
Along with thermal expansion and Thaumcraft, I have to add Highlands. Its my favorite biome mod, I dont use any others. Why? Mainly because of the tree design. Whenever Ive loaded up a BOP world it looks too bright and garish for my tastes.
Ender IO. I used to think it was just a temporary Thermal Expansion replacement, but now it feels essential to me.
A minimap was the first mod I ever installed way back when. Then Timber. Good times
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I meant it to be a joke
with all the mods I stated together. My only mod i cannot play without is thaumcraft, minimaps are helpful, but not required
Infinitely generated fuel from a cheap no power block? Not OP at all
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My solar panels had a good giggle at that.
Well at least an aqueous accumulator providing infinite fuel would need engines to burn it ... It's a shame that for large scale power production, you generally can't beat solars
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I don't always use solars, but when I do it has to be Advanced Solars. I mean the upper end of that mod gets crazy expensive, but for a single block that can power a moderate sized base all by itself you'd expect a bit of a pricetag.
Mekanism solars are pretty though. Last time I played voltz I had a base built into the side of a mountain, underneath that I had a big plateau of solar arrays glinting up at me. It was lovely
Mekanism solars are pretty though. Last time I played voltz I had a base built into the side of a mountain, underneath that I had a big plateau of solar arrays glinting up at me. It was lovely
I don't always use solars, but when I do it has to be Advanced Solars. I mean the upper end of that mod gets crazy expensive, but for a single block that can power a moderate sized base all by itself you'd expect a bit of a pricetag.
Mekanism solars are pretty though. Last time I played voltz I had a base built into the side of a mountain, underneath that I had a big plateau of solar arrays glinting up at me. It was lovely
...Unless I'm getting some brine, then yeah, I'll use Mek Advanced Solars.
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I would have to say resonant rise. Its the one mod I ABSOLOUTLY can't live without.
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I cannot imagine playing SMP in a pack any smaller.
That said, SSP is a totally different game.