1. sorry this is just a lie. The threats were quite real. 2. make tdt west, east and so on, you could do it in the past. 3.+5. just my nature...
I just got the money to upgrade my donator rank on xmas. But i wont. Why? Because the witch hunt currently on servers is getting too far....
Oh your signature, just saw it. Poor Mark.
Finally you read the rules. Since when is beeing a member of Congress an insult?
Yes you can, since youre a member of Congress.
Mark Twain is just turning in his grave at 2000 rpm...
were talking about blocks that behave like the creative would. like solars, some kind of windmills (iridum rotor) or the RTGs. Not about thing...
TDT can craft dragon eggs. Beside getting the bees theres no need to reset the end. Endstone is also craftable.
Beside chugga going insane all evening since his dispute with ctatuk, i thought of this exclusive for renewable energy ofc. Like get rid of 400...
Thats why i wrote 1950 on average ;) MK6 put out 4096 at day.
I dont know if the flux solars are bad on the server load. If they are, i would suggest what we had on monster - admin checks the power they make...
I prepared for mass production and will be handing out free magnums from tomorrow on :) Thanks to Argo for jumpstarting it :)
Seriously, you shouldnt use the ME from enderio with ae2, they still lack too much functions and dont clearly follow the intended design in some...
ME cables can be seperated with glas fibers. As shown in algorythmxs tutorial (Channels - Applied Energistics
I think we should have magnum torches quite cheap for everyone to light up around their base and counter the mob-tps problem. I'd make some...
It was standard TE machines ... pulv. grinder.. dynamos..
My rednet energy cables where removed with a sign "they crash the server"... dont know more but thats enough for me
It crashes the server, you want crashes?
Meow! pewpew!
Right click it and it will tell you the coords. Also with enabled particels, you are able to see it work when it comes near gound level.
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