Simplicity

Get back to the roots of Minecraft

No overly complicated gameplay or game changing mechanics that most kitchen-sink or other big modpacks typically bring. No magic, no tech, no big machines. Just some simple Quality of Life additions and some “vanilla-esque” content mods.

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What this pack currently adds:

• A small amount of content expansion mods such as expanded exploration, expanded fishing, expanding farming/cooking, expanded mining, and a couple of other smaller content mods that shouldn’t really change the game too much.
• A ton of tweaks ranging from crafting recipes to AI improvements to simple Quality of Life stuff like being able to jump over a fence.
• Various gameplay mechanic additions to aid in Quality of Life improvements.
• Custom keybinds to avoid conflictions between mods.
• Custom recipes to help enhance gameplay (Such as craftable End Portals which can be possibly used with Charm’s End Portal Runes to create vanilla-like teleporters)

Current plans for the future:

• Add a questing system once a quality questing mod is updated to 1.14.4 to help aid in teaching modpack mechanics as well as to help users get the most out of the pack.
• Add Chisels & Bits and Flat Colored Blocks when they’re updated to 1.14.4 to add more building-focused elements to the pack.
• …

There are some mods in this pack that unless you knew were in them, you probably wont realize they were in here or use them. Some of these are tweaks, but most of these are minor content-additions that you most likely won’t stumble upon via regular gameplay.
So heres a list of some mods in this pack that the player should be aware of that aren’t completely obvious whilst playing:

For a complete list of all the mods in this pack, click the Relations/Installed Mods tab at the top.