Join me as I begin the long and arduous process of trying to beat the most challenging modpack Minecraft has to offer using nothing but my body and an infinite void of nothingness.
Curated by: Neurotic Goose (41 videos)
In the... unexpectedly agonizing to produce 34th episode, I (finally) return to the vaunted Path of The New Horizon only to be brutally reminded of why it takes two months to make content for this series when the "fun" and "optional" homework assignment disguised as a video game rears its ugly head with a vengence. I have finally recieved an answer to the eternal question of "does it stack", and the answer is "yes, but only linearly, and you don't have a choice". To continue further into the lategame and unlock such original and necessary structures as the Dimensionally Transcendent Pizza Oven, I must engage in construction practices with a side-benefit of DDOS-ing the universe, in search of ever more parallels to feed to my sleep demons, milk a dragon (or thirty (thousand (wait, aren't they lizards?))), and overthrow the domination of the doughnut empire in favor of our new inner-tube overlords. GT - New Horizons is an intricately designed and custom-coded kitchen-sink style modpack built on the 1.7.10 version of Minecraft. It integrates hundreds of Minecraft's flagship mods into a Gregtech framework - completely overhauling the mods' traditional progression in the process, and radically rebalances any of the technologies those mods may offer. Because doing things the normal way is 'too easy', I am following a ruleset based off of the (in)famous Garden Of Grind ruleset that places me in a completely empty superflat dimension. Every single resource I need, including blocks to stand on, has to be created out of nothing by finding clever workarounds and weird mechanics. Unlike in Garden Of Grind, I am not restricted to only my starting dimension - it's just that every other dimension starts out just as empty as my first one. This pack is available on Technic launcher. You can also get the pack directly from the development GitHub, and run it on Prism or MultiMC.