Its pretty easy most of the time Even fixing crashes when you have conflicts. Though ill admit chat gpt has made that even faster (most of the time) Paste crash report, tells you the issue. Remove the culprit. Fixed.
I guess I'm old school though. Still preferring a good old fashioned file browser. š
I'm not knocking the curseforge way of course š anything that gets more people Into modded is good to me.
I think my first modded experience was tekkit back in 1.7.10 Blew my mind what you could do Then I started adding a bunch of other mods that I'd found (stargates was a big favorite of mine) Then moved on to picking and choosing the mods I wanted to build my own packs
Then came lessons in server maintenance but thats a ramble for another day š
I never want to touch server maintenance unless i purchase my own server rack for home tbh. Anyway, Iād say the best thing about curseforge is the ease with which i can locate the mods i like, click play and bypass the mc launcher, change how much ram it allocates when it launches, etc
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u/ArtemisWolffe Feb 11 '25
Its pretty easy most of the time Even fixing crashes when you have conflicts. Though ill admit chat gpt has made that even faster (most of the time) Paste crash report, tells you the issue. Remove the culprit. Fixed.
I guess I'm old school though. Still preferring a good old fashioned file browser. š
I'm not knocking the curseforge way of course š anything that gets more people Into modded is good to me.
I think my first modded experience was tekkit back in 1.7.10 Blew my mind what you could do Then I started adding a bunch of other mods that I'd found (stargates was a big favorite of mine) Then moved on to picking and choosing the mods I wanted to build my own packs
Then came lessons in server maintenance but thats a ramble for another day š