I'm a fan of this mod. It does exactly what it said it would. Flying animation looks much better than sky walking. Swim animation is excellent. Climbing is more of a pose than an animation but it's still better. It's a great QOL update.
First of all it's a well done tutorial. Not enough effort is often put into a tutorial that scales to the player. You can go fast or slow where the only limitation is what you choose. While the mechanics might vary from game to game this is an excellent introduction to some of Luanti's more popular mechanics as well as generally default control. Excellent for players who for instance haven't ever played Minecraft like me and useful for people who have and just want to learn how the mechanics and controls differ.
It gives you enough confidence to jump into what ever Luanti games you want to try. And while the tutorial is straight forward. Collecting the bonus things is a surprisingly difficult challenge. I came back to the tutorial to try to collect and while a handful are obvious, quite a few are not and I am missing the last gem and it's been throwing me for a loop even with the hint in other reviews. I'm impressed I can't 100% the tutorial in two sessions.
I'm only a few months into this and MTG is the perfect blank canvas for those wanting to build their minecraft fix. It's not that useful on it's own but it's not supposed to be. By itself it's good enough to test out installing and running the game. Verifying multiplayer. And it's easy to spin up worlds and see what you get before you stack it full of mods.
Stacked up there's a lot of places you can make it. Zero complaints.
I'm a fan of this mod. It does exactly what it said it would. Flying animation looks much better than sky walking. Swim animation is excellent. Climbing is more of a pose than an animation but it's still better. It's a great QOL update.
First of all it's a well done tutorial. Not enough effort is often put into a tutorial that scales to the player. You can go fast or slow where the only limitation is what you choose. While the mechanics might vary from game to game this is an excellent introduction to some of Luanti's more popular mechanics as well as generally default control. Excellent for players who for instance haven't ever played Minecraft like me and useful for people who have and just want to learn how the mechanics and controls differ.
It gives you enough confidence to jump into what ever Luanti games you want to try. And while the tutorial is straight forward. Collecting the bonus things is a surprisingly difficult challenge. I came back to the tutorial to try to collect and while a handful are obvious, quite a few are not and I am missing the last gem and it's been throwing me for a loop even with the hint in other reviews. I'm impressed I can't 100% the tutorial in two sessions.
I'm only a few months into this and MTG is the perfect blank canvas for those wanting to build their minecraft fix. It's not that useful on it's own but it's not supposed to be. By itself it's good enough to test out installing and running the game. Verifying multiplayer. And it's easy to spin up worlds and see what you get before you stack it full of mods.
Stacked up there's a lot of places you can make it. Zero complaints.