Modded Minecraft Reviews

Do not download this game if you want to have a fun, easy, and enjoyable time. Don’t be tricked by it’s looks, because it’s mechanics and features are absolutely broken, mobs spawning in swarms occasionally, doesn’t matter if you have loot or not, you’ll die when a hoard spawns, don’t build to far out or all the googlies will spawn and murder you endlessly. So if you’d like a mod with little to no possiblity of progression, induces rage, and loss of all progression in one go if you somehow made any, this game is for you. Do not waste your time

**This is a deprecated pack!**

I have stopped working on this pack for a long time now due to lack of interest in the pack and just general skills at the time. I do plan on eventually coming back to revisit this modpack and revamping it.

I would usually find creating a modpack tedious but I ended up having so much fun making STT! It expands on the resource generators from EMC: To The Sky. This pack isn’t completely finished yet but getting close and can’t wait.

This modpack is my favorite modpack of all time. There is simply no other zombie modpack out there that reaches the level of quality Deceased Craft has. Although this is a great modpack, it has its flaws when it comes to performance & the official server.

Performance at times is horrendous, with a 4060; sometimes I average 20-30 fps out in the wild for seemingly no reason. As for the official server (hosted by CluckMC) it is a terrible mismanaged mess. The owner of the server (for clarity, this individual is not affiliated in any way shape, or form to official decisions regarding the modpack despite his server hosting service being endorsed & advertised in game and on the mod page) horribly manages his servers and often acts immaturely. There has been several times where the owner of this network has threatened to shut down the pvp server over small arguments that users have, which he blows way out of proportion. The pvp server for this modpack as of right now has been completely abandoned because the owner of the hosting service “doesn’t want to deal with the drama,” which was people simply making tickets. It has also been stated that there will be no PVP server for the upcoming 6.0 update. I feel as though this modpack is especially unique as its the only popular modpack that I know of that has an official PvP server, and this modpack especially thrives with a multiplayer pvp experience. It saddens me that the endorsed server host can get away with throwing that aspect of the modpack away without consulting with the owner of the modpack.

After the 2.7 branch the quality went down the drain and has not recovered since. Placeholder galore, bugfixes maybe every few years assuming there is even any intent to fix them to begin with (fex: All the bugs related to alcohol brewing ect) That the dev team has chosen to pretend to not see reports/images about. And there are so many bugs now… Polished/functional systems are non-existent and if any happens to slip through it gets re-worked into a placeholders or outright removed.

Technical things aside the pack just feels like it’s in middle of identity crisis. Ever since replacing Invasions with Onslaught (and later Hordes) it feels like pack is trying to re-invent itself, most likely to be more like RLCraft, which is unfortunate. Music is mostly miss, textures are mostly fine but some custom items such as blood vessel (lazy peoples version of mysterious vessel) look too low quality even for Minecraft.

“Progress” feels really arbitrary chase for bosses.

Dev team REALLY needs to take a look at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha1rO0btVLU

This modpack is decidedly unfinished. The flashy, slick presentation and CurseForge page would lead you to believe it’s polished, but the questlines are practically non-existent (many simply reading “WIP”), and core elements of gameplay go completely unexplained. The temperature and thirst system (the only mechanics with real, fleshed out quest pages) are punishing and not fun. Even skills, a vital mechanic that gates core elements of the game, are not covered in any kind of detail.

The shaders and textures for the game, as well as the animations, are stunning, as are some of the biomes and structures (though many are drab and uninteresting). Unfortunately, the beauty and interest of these incredible mods are hampered by an uninspired and unfinished modpack, with core mechanics that make the early game an unintuitive slog. This modpack would be 100% better without it’s main survival mechanics.

When I found the pack the whole thing was unfortunately too late. The popularity sorting on Curseforge is a trap when it shows this because it’s rife with bug and no one is working on anything anymore. The Discord server is nothing but people asking questions and getting scant answers to the best of the dwindling community’s ability and it’s all just a massive disappointment.

There are so many better packs out there. This could have been a great one if they’d stuck with it.

Pack contains Passive Income with the inclusions of the ever great power flowers

A modpack that just keeps on giving, this project shows what high quality can be achieved with years of meticulous work from an inspired creator. Nearly every single aspect of the mods in this modpack has been tweaked to fit the balance and progression of the chapters. There is such an immense amount of content here, that one never has to think long about what to do next. Thats not even mentioning the variety of tasks: The modpack is heavily automation-focused, but if you are tired of it, go out and explore one of the dimensions included in the pack, or solve puzzles that give you useful goodies for later progression.

But I must also say that this modpack will not be for everyone: It can be very overwhelming. Do not play it as your first modpack, please. Even though the in-game documentation of all those mods is stellar, it still may be a lot to learn at once. Be prepared to completely relearn how you think about base building and logistics :).