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Originally Posted by Oberon
I'm not too fussed about the likes of forestry (although the cutting down whole trees instead of blocks is nice, I'll admit) particularly since it'll need artificial spawning to get it working. Next map, maybe.
However, a BC/IC crossover mod would be very nice...
Something like:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/...2-195b-sspsmp/ |
I'd be in favor of this.
I'd like to point towards the reactor control mod:
http://forum.industrial-craft.net/in...&threadID=5915
For breeder reactors.
Also:
Equivalent Exchange
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/...hange-2-v1440/
Now I know some of you think it's over powered but I'd like to point out several things.
1. 95% of the items require diamonds to make.
2. Making diamonds in EE is about the same as it is in IC2, just with a more direct conversion, it requires either an equal item, or a load of unequal items. It's not instant diamonds, in fact I'd say IC2+BC leads to more instant diamonds than EE does.
3. For 'balancing' purposes, all the generation rates are 1/4 in SMP.
4. Putting items in the Transmutation Tablet does not instantly let you convert it into anything you'd like. You need to train the tablet first, so if you don't have any of the resource you'd like to make, you're stuck.
5. The high end items cost just as much if not more than Quantum and Nano items in IC2. On top of that the ones that let you destroy the environment could be policed like Nuclear bombs in which destruction for the sake of destruction(at least outside of defined zones, or underground) counts as griefing.
I ask you to take a look at the recipes, and the wiki:
http://equivalentexchange.wikispaces.com/
And really consider it.
Also another point to consider, forestry would be a lovely mod, but at this point we can't use it because it needs a new world. If we added EE first, and trained a transmutation tablet appatite and the 2 basic bees, and then put this tablet in a public area, everyone could have access to the items at a cost. The original 3 items that were used to teach the tablet could then be destroyed.