If you have played or seen any of those quest book-style modpacks for Minecraft, you'll get what I meant by the title. Previously, I've played another skyblock modpack on Minetest that more or less tried to emulate modded skyblock, but it was lackluster. Skyblock Zero definitely is many steps ahead compared to that old modpack, it almost feels complete already! And yet, there's potential to flesh out the already present mechanics. I recommend this for players who:
Likes skyblock.
Fine with being spoonfed about things and their mechanics, but still allows you to explore and exploit on your own.
Likes automation. This is quite important. My tip is to rush energy so you can start automation more seriously sooner.
Can dabble in a bit of programming; there's lua controllers!
Like cosmic and celestial themes. I'm absolutely in awe with the meteors and player-built gravity wells!
In the "endgame" (reactor), there's not much need to automate or work towards. That's kinda a shame, because I was hoping to use all the stuff i know about pipeworks, machines, power grid, reactor management, lua controllers, etc. to further progress the game. Whatever, the game doesn't just end because the quest book is done. I'll chase production stats lol. I'm looking forward for new updates 🔥
A couple suggestions: I'd like to see more interaction between the opposite elements. matter and antimatter, neutronium and antineutronium. Having more risks, limitations, challenges to building advanced contraptions would also be appreciated. Right now, there's very few situations where the player need to think carefully on how to approach things (reactor and strange).
If you have played or seen any of those quest book-style modpacks for Minecraft, you'll get what I meant by the title. Previously, I've played another skyblock modpack on Minetest that more or less tried to emulate modded skyblock, but it was lackluster. Skyblock Zero definitely is many steps ahead compared to that old modpack, it almost feels complete already! And yet, there's potential to flesh out the already present mechanics. I recommend this for players who:
In the "endgame" (reactor), there's not much need to automate or work towards. That's kinda a shame, because I was hoping to use all the stuff i know about pipeworks, machines, power grid, reactor management, lua controllers, etc. to further progress the game. Whatever, the game doesn't just end because the quest book is done. I'll chase production stats lol. I'm looking forward for new updates 🔥
A couple suggestions: I'd like to see more interaction between the opposite elements. matter and antimatter, neutronium and antineutronium. Having more risks, limitations, challenges to building advanced contraptions would also be appreciated. Right now, there's very few situations where the player need to think carefully on how to approach things (reactor and strange).