Named after the Youtuber of the same name, the Minecraft mod pack includes tons of great mods, yet manages to perform exceptionally well. Similar to Infinity Evolved and Infinity Revelation, DireWolf20 is an all-rounder mod pack that has increased in popularity.
You can watch the YouTube videos and learn the same mods as the YouTuber uses. You can see a full list of the mods included with the pack from here. Sky Factory 4 makes it onto the best FTB mod list due to its unique concept. Vanilla and many of the mod packs follow the same process, spawn in the wilderness and shape the land how you see fit.
Skyfactory shakes up that idea and almost reverses it, by spawning you up in the sky, on a block surrounded by nothingness, just a tree, which in turn you must start to build from and create the very land around you. You may be wondering how you get resources if there is no land to start with? Things work a little differently in SkyFactory 4 than other mod packs.
Resources can come from the most unexpected of places. If you want to try SkyFactory, which I highly recommend you do, it can be downloaded from the Twitch Launcher. Similar to Skyfactory 4, Stoneblock 2 allows you to build in a Minecraft world full of stone. While it can be a bit frustrating at first, Stoneblock 2 can be a really enjoyable mod pack. It allows you to leverage Project E mod where you can trade items for other items, e. The concept behind Regrowth is that you start in a barren wasteland where you have to regrow the world back to its former glory.
Progression can be slow but this is a great mod pack if you want to spend more time in Minecraft. It presents more challenges and harder mobs, giving you hours of entertainment. Similar to Skyfactory 4, Sky Adventures is a skyblock map with slightly different mods. You can download Sky Adventures here. It runs on the 1. It can be annoying mining the stone in the beginning, but once you get an RFTools Builder it gets much easier to dig out massive amounts of stone.
Personally, I have found this to be a very fun modpack to play and definitely recommend trying it. This pack makes use of the Project E mod, which can be somewhat overpowered as it lets you trade most items for other items using the EMC system.
The pack also includes Draconic Evolution , which unlocks a ton of end-game content to keep you busy. Once you accumulate a lot of EMC, the game feels a bit like creative mode since you can instantly obtain nearly all items in the game. A very cool idea for a base in this game is to use the Builder to hollow out a big dome, then use the luminous blocks to make a fake sky, clouds, and sun. As one of my favorite modpacks, I have also made a nifty Stoneblock 2 guide to help you with some starter tips.
To play this pack, download the using the official FTB launcher on their website. This pack is a good choice for veteran players who are bored of plain old Minecraft and want to change up their gameplay drastically. Many basic mechanics get changed in this pack to make the game more challenging. There can be dragons flying around in the main world and you could be killed in one shot just walking around!
Just check out the video above for a sneak peak of what you can expect. Despite being so challenging, RLCraft is one of the most popular Minecraft modpacks. In fact, as of February it was the most downloaded modpack of all time on CurseForge, with 6. Are you ready for the Minecraft challenge of your life? RLCraft can be downloaded here. It has most of the popular Minecraft mods and two difficulty modes: normal and expert.
Infinity Evolved Expert Mode is a way to prolong gameplay by making recipes more difficult. You will need way more blocks and items to craft things, which makes the pack take longer to progress through. This pack is best if you want more freedom to do whatever you want.
For example, with the SkyFactory 4 modpack, you have to build a floating island base and there is no other choice. Most modpacks are running on older versions of Minecraft, however Valhelsia 3 runs on Minecraft 1. This means that you will have more up-to-date content in Minecraft, but some popular mods will be missing since they run on older versions. If you are wanting to try out a more updated version of Minecraft while still having mods, Valhelsia 3 is a great option for you.
This modpack can be downloaded on the CurseForge launcher or on their CurseForge page here. Regrowth is a themed pack with a questline that guides you through the objectives of the pack.
Progression in this pack is definitely a bit slower and the mobs can be stronger, so this pack can be more challenging to play through. It will also be more difficult to defend yourself against monsters since it will be slower to get the proper equipment to defend yourself.
Project Ozone 3 PO3 is another skyblock-like map that incorporates different recipe difficulties like the infinity evolved pack. There are a few different map types to try with this pack, including Skylands, Garden of Glass, Frozen, etc.
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Status Not open for further replies. Phyroxzenoid New Member. Jul 29, 60 0 0. Anyway, now my dilemma is : I'm completely new to FTB and I have no idea what content it adds to the game. I don't even know every new items added in the newer versions of the vanilla Minecraft. But I like "tech stuff" and I guess modpacks are much more enjoyable than vanilla where you quickly get ore, build a house and So my question is : What modpack should I start with?
Also : once I've started a game note that I'll be installing the server on a dedicated server I own , is there a risk I'll be completely overwhelmed with all this content, and not know what I should do, where I should go, etc.
If so, do you have some advice, or a video series I could watch on Youtube that would be both instructional and entertaining and teach me the basics of the most known mods and what they add? I'm wondering if a world from vanilla server can be imported in FTB modded server? It could be cool to keep what I constructed, but I guess all this new content makes it incompatible Thank you in advance for your time and your answers PS: Yes it was a long first message.
But at least, you get the context. Henry Link Popular Member. I would suggest the Direworlf20 pack and you can watch Direwolf20's youtube series that matches the pack. He is very good. But, don't feel overwhelmed. Just remember it is still minecraft. So you can always stick to the basic you know to get started and slow jump in and learn about the new blocks, tools, devices, etc.
Reactions: Hambeau. Ok so I can still play the way I know how to play Minecraft, then slowly discover new things as I go? Is there a preferred place to learn the most usefull stuff about all these mods? If so, are there good "noob-friendly" servers, or some sort of FTB server directory?
Beyond is a good pack. But it doesn't have everything. In fact it is missing a lot that could have been included. But the main reason I suggested DireWolf20's pack is because of his youtube series he does to match the pack. As for the main difference the FTB team designed the Beyond pack. The sources of information about a mod vary. But I find that either Google or Youtube searches can reveal a lot of good info. But usually the best source is the mod author's wiki or in game documentation.
For example Botania has an excellent in game manual written by the mod author and it does contain everything you need to play that mod. As for running your own server it probably isn't to much more difficult than running a bukkit server. But the big advantage you get with a server especially if you get a few experienced players is you can bounce questions off of them in game for help.
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