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Monthly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing? (self.patientgamers)

submitted 6 months ago by briongloid to c/[email protected]

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

What plug-ins have you installed?

I have about 30 plugins installed.

I started by adding everything by TenPlus1, on the assumption that anyone working that hard, to make that many mods, was probably making good mods. (This turned out to be a good assumption.)

Beyond that I have added most of the 'More X' and 'X Redo' plugins.

I'm experimenting with the various 'Wilhems XYZ' plugins now, and liking what I've seen so far.

I've been adding cautiously, because I had a lot of issues when running much fewer mods on Minecraft Java Edition. But MineTest just cranks along happily with roughly 30 mods, for me, right now.

Posting a full list is on my to-do list, after the list is stable.

Do any of them make you feel like you're having an experience that you couldn't replicate in minecraft?

Oh yes.

Mods like 'More Trees' and 'Farming Redo' provide a much deeper farming experience.

'Pipeworks' adds the inventory sorting engine that I always wanted in Minecraft, but with much simpler recipes.

'Realistic HangGlider' replicates Elitra and Rockets, but it's just craftable - no extra-dimensional scarcity. Which happens to fit my play style.

And most notably, the default 3x3 in-inventory crafting is such a nice quality of life feature. I'm not constantly running back to, or making another, crafting box.