#that or gregtech...

[bunsageprimaris]

Ashenmind you're making me want to play factorio again. I have so many other games to play, i want to practice drawing, I have models to paint, I have roleplays to respond to, and you're making me want to add Factorio onto that massive unstable mountain. I'm not even good at games like this. Guh-

[soapsquare]

[gremlingirlsmell]

i boppy mine something

[apricotposting]

metal matrimony

[moodycarcass]

Twice now I have had incidents of putting on a long form playthrough of an overly complicated minecraft mod pack as white noise to sleep and end up *glass shatter sfx* snapping awake to turn the video off because the guy starts going on a sidebar about how being a devote protestant with libertarian politics has affected his let's play channel

[minecraft]

yknow what? fuck you. *sprinkles vanadium and glass dust on you and then exposes you to insanely high voltage*

[godssilliestgirl]

Redditors seemed to like this comment so here you go. Happy pride

[themadmanofbloomington]

OH GOD I HAVE 60 WARP AND NO WAY TO FIX THIS SINCE IM NOT EVEN IN MV YET

[ciandoesstuff]

this "gregtech new horizons" thing sounds kinda cool, i should try it out

[maddymakesgames]

me when people ask what I do all day

[itreds-neurons]

I love Minecraft modpacks because while all these different modpacks are unique in their own ways they often fall to one of two extremes: "This, right here..." Says the modpack author. "Is the result of the combined effort of the greatest minds in the gaming community, putting together a set of modifications to make the game so closely resemblant to Factorio that the two games are practically indistinguishable. You will spend the first thousand hours of your playthrough just figuring out how all these different machines even work, and spend the next year of playtime constructing a factory so deeply ingrained into the world you built it in that you can swear its heartbeat is real."

and

A small sticky note lies on the ground. "Lol so yeah I ran out of ideas for this boss so you're fighting the actual literal embodiment of malice and evil. Like, that one. It has been biding its time and building up power since time immemorial but now its your next opponent. Good luck lmao." You look up at the being that towers over you. Its virtually indescribable, its appearence changing every time you shift your vision to a different part of its form. Sometimes it has great horns atop its skull, curling infinitly as they stretch outwards. Sometimes it brandishes fingernails of black ivory, extending towards you and curling around you as if it has you right in its grasp. Its teeth are nothing but chaos, the sabers of a tiger, the serrated jaws of a shark, the crushing maw of a bear. This creature is fear. This creature is pain. This creature is hatred. This creature IS malice. "...That's it?" You chuckle to yourself as your character downs an entire Taco Bell burrito in less than half a second and drinks five kiloliters (yes, kiloliters) of wine in a span of time that makes the creature that stands before you feel a twinge of horror for the first time in its life, giving you the ability to rend the universe in two and bring gods down to their knees for the next four minutes and eleven seconds.

[soapsquare]

hi sorry to tell you this but we put your gf in an EBF

yea shes gonna be cooked at ev voltage

with nichrome coils even

nooooo how couldd youuu

i'll add some oxygen in there so she can breathe at least :3

im sure that will have no negative consequences and will not melt my gf faster into a hot ingot of gay

[dbug113]

A four-panel retelling of me and @kyatmiya's beautiful foray into modded minecraft. We decided in a classical example of girlbossing too close to the sun to boot up Terrafirmagreg, one of the most technically challenging and time/grind intensive modpacks we know of. Our first year is on the books, and we're barely surviving by the skins of our teeth. This shit's peak, I haven't had this much fun playing minecraft in a loooong time.

[frakyee]

I'm excited for the Steam release of GTNH

[wiredembrace]

greggin

[hardlightenthusiast]

Watching people play through expert modpacks like Gregtech and Nomifactory is so funny.

The first episode will just be like, "Ok, so the first step is to actually collect 73836 rocks to knap into basic stone "tools" (sharp rocks) so that we can finally obtain the sticks and logs that we need to make actual tools (this part took at least 45 mins). Now with this, we are gaming. Consequently we can now find and use clay to make vessels for melting metal."

Then they embark on an adventure to find somewhere with rhyolite, an extrusive igneous rock that makes up the ground (you can find copper ore there) (getting all the copper took three hours) (all of this information is in the video). By the end of the first episode, they've got maybe an anvil, maybe some tools, and it doesn't seem like they're anywhere close to the industrial revolution.

Fast forward 6 (six) episodes, and they'll be saying shit like, "In order to make the next level of electric furnace, we need Naquadah and Lumium, so we're going to send our tier 5 Microminer into our 5x5 Microverse to reap our bountiful rewards. In the meanwhile, let's hop into the End using the end cake and harvest Krypton from the atmosphere (because that's apparently a thing) to increase the efficiency of our Naquadah furnaces."

But oh no! It turns out, to make the circuitry for this, they need tetrachloropolybutylethanobenzoate (C₆₄₈₅H₁₂₆₆Cl₄) and polybenzimidazole (C₂₀H₁₂N₄) (This one's an actual thing) (obtaining this will make commenters say that you have reached, and I quote, "Stage 2 Greggification"), its process of acquisition being somewhere between TREE(2) and TREE(3) steps long and requiring you to build so much industrial machinery you have to migrate to a space station just to avoid cluttering.

All of that and they'll still be at the Insane or Ludicrous Voltage tier (tier 6 to 7 out of 10)