The Greatest Minecraft Mod You Never Played

0:44 *played *played *played NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

This mod is basically: "Get wood" "Learn Thermonuclear Astrophysics" "Make a wooden sword"

step 1: get some wood step 475: make a wooden pick

brings me back to the days of skyfactory and back when ssundee wasnt an among us channel

I knew it! Enigmatica 2: Expert is probably also my favorite modpack. The way everything ties so well together, and how well every part of each mod is explained in the quest book, it just works, even for players new to Modded Minecraft.

This modpack’s goal is just “access creative mode”

"In the end, you will need to use the Dimension Builder, wich is basically a mini world generator" should be "wich is basically a massive lag generator"

This entire video just reminds me of the Terraria "massive item crafting tree" where it's basically every single item put into this one mega ultra giga accessory that wins you the game (Look up Soul of Eternity for anyone that wants to know)

As a sucker for these kinds of modpacks,this gave me soooo much nostalgia. Your videos are great. Also please make a series with this modpack,i beg you.

"the greatest mod you never plated"

Ah yes the robot voice man has returned to give me happy chemicals

Currently playing this. Some tips for everyone: Platinum ore is stupid easy to find in the nether, dragon dens can most of the time get you californium which can make RTGs, which is good semi- midgame power before reactors or advanced generators. A good way to find underground dragon dens is using a scanner from the “scannable” mod scanning for chests. I have 5 rtgs from quests and dragons. You don’t need a whole smeltery to use casting basins, you can just pipe it in. A block from “Tinket I/O” called a “smart output” (I think) can be a faster and just better basin or casting table.

I thought you were going to talk about a hidden gem that no one has ever heard of or played. I watched Laskmak play Enigmatica 2 Expert Mode. (:

Guys- holy shit. He's actually getting really good at editing now.

“You need a dimension part for huge balls and a dimension part for wood”

Btw you can skip pumping the molten metal into a smeltery and just pump it directly into the casting basins and it works much faster.

I remember on my first enigmatica 2 playthrough, I decided to build everything up and make it look nice, and then never tear down old or outdated tech. It made the grinding a lot longer to get resources to make things look nice, but when I got to endgame it was so beautiful to see the progression from one thing to another.

My brain immediately thought of summoning salt hearing that intro music, confusion insues

modpacks are really the reason that minecraft will never die.

Honestly when I saw the crap it took to make everything I thought it wasn’t possible, then he said 5 weeks, these mods are cool and all but I’m not the type of guy to grind and grind and research so much it makes college look like kindergarten, but awesome video