CraftMine pack - would you play it?

@Paint_Ninja what is so unique about the pack what makes it different ...sell it to me like your life was on the line

 

well ......i might just give it a go if it is implemented in the future but no NEI really ?

 

Explained in page 2 post #31 and this link as to why NEI is not in the pack and what the alternative "CraftGuide" feature offers.

 

i know i know i took the time to read the content of this thread carefully but this is a really big thing to me .....still willing to give it a go

 

trust me boss ive had a go with this pack and its worth it along with the creepy girl laughs and the massive amount of time spent on it the NEI missing thing isnt a problem although walia would of helped

 

Checked it out. Did not catch me at all.
I am sorry.

 

Well neis client side so u could add it your self

 

Would that be allowed and would it be white listed server side if there was a server

 

Well I would sure hope so no reason for it not to be

 

CraftMine has a special system server-side (on Thermite) that denies "hack clients" and cheat/xray mods from joining to significantly improve server security and fair play. However, client-side mods that do not give any unfair advantage are permitted to join CM servers. This includes TooManyItems, NotEnoughItems and TabbyChat to name a few. However, I have looked into these mods and they will not be included in CM by default, and no support will be provided to anyone who uses these mods (especially if the game crashes and you have additional unsupported mods installed)[DOUBLEPOST=1462438561][/DOUBLEPOST]

Care to provide me with any feedback about what you didn't like, what you expected, what kind of packs you like, etc...? So that I can possibly improve your experience?

 

Neis never crashed on me also mym runs there own system for client side mods

 

its just nothing that really excites me. I am an experienced modded player as most of us here are. this pack is just boring for me.

Take Crash landing for example. it revolutionized the whole game which made things really exiting.

 

im going to sit down and have a good play through at some point

 

Last week I published a previously internal video of an early technical demo of CraftMine. This video was made and showcased internally to the CraftMine community, testers and developers in the CM Lab to celebrate our breakthrough in making our dream sound engine and sense of atmosphere a reality.

Anyone who hasn't gave CraftMine a go yet but is curious to know what CraftMine "feels" like can watch the video here:

 

have u heard back from staff yet?

 

Nope. Not even a @mention recently...

 

:'( aww im bored of all the other servers we need something new

 

I read about Vanilla+ being removed from the MYM network a while back, with it saying something like it's being removed because there's rarely anyone online blah blah blah, despite lots of new players frequently joining. This shows that FTB's Vanilla+ has high recognition but low retention rates.

Now I can imagine that MYM admins don't want another Vanilla+ styled pack for the same reason, but let me show you something...

This is a graph of YAMPST statistics of CraftMine since the first v4 development version using it. As you can see, the average playtime overall has gradually increased, especially when a new version is released which is reasonably frequent.

Now you may believe that it's simply because CraftMine is getting more installs and players overtime right? Surprisingly not, as by looking at the launches you can see it's relatively similar throughout. Infact, there's less launches on the purple spikes (the current version - v4.1-b0049) than the previous release (green spikes - previous version - v4.0). That's because some rare crashing bugs were fixed and therefore less people were restarting their game.


Note that both graphs shown here are for client-side only. It does not include the amount of times a CraftMine server has been online for or how many times it's been started up, etc...

These graphs prove that CraftMine has low recognition but a high retention rate - which means that very few people know about CraftMine but those who do know about CM tend to love playing it with an average of 2-4 hours spent daily PER player in singleplayer mode, with an estimate of 60 unique players. In singleplayer mode, the amount of people currently online is not an influencing factor, but we can safely assume that the results would be virtually the same on a server that is rarely empty.

You can view the statistics here for yourself, just remember to set the time span to "All time" to get the big picture. CraftMine - YAMPST


So there you go, even just by viewing raw figures you can see CraftMine has a lot of potential on a multiplayer server if done right and sufficient effort is put into it.