Modded Minecraft Reviews

Resurvival isn’t 100% perfect, there are still some issues – however, it’s actively being worked on by people who want to make it the best possible experience. And what is there is some of the most unique fun I’ve had in a modpack. Rarely does a pack make me continue playing for longer than a week, but this one has held my brain captive because it actually improves upon many of MC’s lacking aspects. Combat has more variety with foes to face and also gear to use, and the origins all have their own very unique powers that make combat (and exploration) a blast. You’re actively encouraged to explore the world to progress, across as many biomes and structures as you can find, and the owlytrian – my favorite origin – has such a fun progression as you gradually gain better flight abilities via gaining enchanting gems. Combat and exploration are significantly improved, there are many awesome structures to find, end remastered is configured in SUCH a satisfying way, and not to mention the worldgen is GORGEOUS and very very unique (most ive ever screenshotted a pack, so freaking pretty). The sea / sky theme is one that really sets resurvival apart from vanilla, with these two worlds that are at odds with each other in different ways. Also the owlings / illhawks are very cool, and in my opinion much more compelling than the villagers and illagers. This pack is great and is only getting better. Performance does suffer occasionally though, so do be aware when using shaders / natures / explorer compass if you’re on a lower end pc. But yeah, 5 stars this pack is excellent.

The best backpack mod for newer versions, in my opinion. Really nice upgrades for backpacks.

Amazing enchantment and progression mod, even though it is extremely unbalanced post ender dragon. Gear customization using affixes and gems is insane, you can make a pickaxe that has a reach of >10 blocks for example.

This was a refreshing modpack to play. The premise and early game are great, I appreciate that everything ties back to clay. The lack of mobs in exchange for geese are fun and work well for such an alien world. The exploration is sparse, since the focus is on mining clay, but rewarding as it unlocks important resources to progress. The different compression textures are great and allow you to have some variety in your clay based builds. The mid game, starting to focus on the nether and dyes is unique and feels like a puzzle game. I’m excited to reach the end 🙂

Makes the common mistake of having lots of grind rather then actual complexity, no i don’t want to grind all the way up to awakened draconium just to make the very basic seed infuser for mystic agriculture.

This modpack is really fun, i’ve gotten to the LV stage since i’m busy with life but i definetly recomend it. Butttttt it’s stuck in a really really old version, and that’s bad since some settings or updates that could be useful are not in the game.

Even with this, it’s a great mod.

Wish this mod wasn’t featured so heavily in ATM10, not going to wait around afking for 100+ hours generating Aureal to make the import and exports necessary to complete the pack. Doesn’t even make anything cool except Eternal Stella. Unfun and overall pretty useless.

This was a really great mod! I had a lot of fun discovering the custom structures and finding out how the mod works, I didn’t want to look up tutorials or stuff like that, I personally think the discovery is a big part of a mod!

Some things I liked were the custom structures, they were FANTASTIC! I found this big pile of brain mass with scorpions surrounding it, the scorpions were really really really disgusting! Great art work xD

I also found a coca cola which I drank, I thought I was gonna blow up, but I got speed instead, oh, and also the nukes, THAT WAS THE COOLEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN!

Keep it up, man! I have no negatives, everything was awesome! 😀

If possible, try and update your mod to newer versions like 1.20.1 and 1.21.11 – more people would probably play it then! 😀

Thank you for this mod!

-Fine_Gaming

Do we even have to talk about this? As usual, the ATM team delivers a modpack packed with mods and mechanics that sound interesting, but the experience ends up falling short in many areas.

First of all, this pack is a kitchen sink in its purest form. You can literally do whatever you want and explore whichever mod interests you. While that freedom can be nice, it also means that most progression feels unfocused. You end up blazing through many mods because almost nothing is gated behind anything meaningful.

Resource generation in the late game is another big disappointment. It basically comes down to bees and nothing else. Want a new item? Get a bee for it. While that system works early on, it quickly becomes repetitive and makes the endgame feel boring and shallow.

Then there’s Modern Industrialization, which is actually a very interesting mod and takes a fair amount of time to progress through. Unfortunately, it isn’t required for the ATM Star, which feels like a huge missed opportunity. It could have added a deeper and more meaningful progression path, but instead it’s mostly just tacked on for players who feel like doing it.

Overall, the pack offers a lot of content on paper, but because of the lack of progression and meaningful integration between mods, the experience ends up feeling less engaging than it could have been.

I started this modpack right after I finished ATM10 and thought I was ready for an expert Modpack and the first one I saw was meatballcraft and after playing for 2000+ hours, I can say that it was amazing. It was so unique and you can tell how much love was given to it, and for an expert ModPack, it was very beginner-friendly with 95% of the time. If I didn’t know how something worked, there would be a tooltip built into the game to tell you how to do it for 1000s of items. I can’t explain the satisfaction I have after making infinity armor witch is where I stopped. witch is just before chapter 10.

I loved all the puzzles even if some took me a wile to figure out. And how it forced me to learn mods I really did’t want to learn like Thaumcraft, Astral Sorcery, and NuclearCraft.

One big drawback was the performance, maybe it’s because I had never played a pack like this before but by the end game, the lag was almost unberabe. It was mostly AE2, and when making the defined ingot, I had to disable channels because of how AE2 works witch made my game a million times better I really recommend turning them off because of how they’re coded it makes the game so much laggy. Another big problem was how repetitive it became in the midgame to late game, it just felt like I was making multi-block after multi-block witch became annoying with me taking big breaks because of this. also do NOT update your game version I did this 3 times and it caused a lot of issues. Throughout my play, I almost lost my work 10+ time do to corruption, so make sure you keep a backup.

This pack was really amazing, and I think everyone should give it a try and try to at least make it to chapter 4

A beautifully well-rounded kitchen-sink modpack that will leave you with giant painstaking factories trying to automate wrenches and pens. The main focus of the current state of the modpack is Create, Immersive, and Botania, with many more mods to be fully integrated. So far, only chapters 0 and 1 are fully in the game (actually about to have a big rework) but the content that this modpack holds will keep you for hours trying to automate what you can. This is the first modpack I have ever gotten on the Discord for, and the amount that we will be getting in the future is intense. But for now, I highly recommend hopping on this modpack even when it’s mostly unknown. If you love tech and big progression lines, this will be your next favorite modpack.

Most of the times you die in this modpack but its progression is really fun and its never boring as its very difficult to complete it in a short time overall a 9.5/10 mod