Minecraft Modded pack Suggestions?

[K i a r a]

Hey

 

So, I've been wanting to play some Minecraft, due to it being a pretty relaxing game after school and such, But would like to dive into some mod packs, I really have 0 clue on what to look for I know the tinkers construct name but have never really played it.

 

Looking for something that's not to in-depth.

But want the cool ores, weapons and such! But can play in like a normal full world.

Would also like to play on just the Minecraft launcher and not need the technic launcher, Also cant have anything to heavy, using a 1050ti OOF. 

 

Open to any kind of suggestion! 

[HotShot_01]

I would look at downloading the Curse launcher and going through a bunch of community made and "official" *modpacks. 

I personally like playing a lot of magical mods like Thaumcraft and Botania but i also like to dabble in a lot of tech too. 

If you are new to mods then playing something like Tekkit Classic on the Tekkit launcher isn't a bad way to start. Its fun and easy to run as well as being old meaning its simple compared to a lot more of the complex mods released and updated now. 

 

I wouldn't know what is NEW though as I've not played Minecraft in many years and modded even longer. 

 

 

 

*(packs of mods for Minecraft grouped together)

[Shreyas1]

If you want to lighten the load of Minecraft so that you can add mods and stuff, you can use Optifine

 

A lot of the really good mods are for older versions of MMinecraft ( such as 1.7 ). I would suggest maybe looking for the older mod showcases from channels such as AntVenom or PopularMMOs

 

I also really enjoyed the Rival Rebels mod for messing around in creative and the Mutant Creatures mod.

[manikyath]

3 minutes ago, Shreyas1 said:

you can use Optifine

optifart, in recent versions, does a worse job of optimizing than just installing minecraft forge.. i guess that's what happens when you try to push in tons of visual improvements too..

 

on topic:

few modpacks i've enjoyed in recent times:

- sevtech ("in-depth" is an understatement for this one..)

- pretty much all FTB modpacks, although they do have their specific annoyances.

- "stoneblock" is a recent new take on flipping around how gameplay works, it's a very interesting experience.

 

in short.. download the "twitch launcher" (previously curse.. long explanation.. it's a twitch desktop application that also does minecraft mods and modpacks), look at what's popular, chances are that's a good modpack.

[K i a r a]

1 hour ago, manikyath said:

stuff

 

Spoiler

This? 

 

nvm got it.