Your Nuclear Tech: Integrated server, with the useful bits included.
Host your Nuclear Tech: Integrated server
Nuclear Tech: Integrated is available for Minecraft server hosting with CreeperHost.
Nuclear Tech: Integrated is a modpack based around Hbm's Nuclear Tech mod. This Modpack is a great introduction to the mod as it comes with a very detailed Quest Book spanning all of the mod's progression.
Features:
A detailed Quest Book to guide people through the mod's progression. The Questbook comes packed with useful information and tips, tricks and Trophies to make progressing through the mod more enjoyable.
Mod Integrations: Mods such as AppliedEnergistics2 and OpenComputers are now tied to NTM progression, using NTM machines and components to be crafted.
Improved World Generation: Explore the world which uses Realistic Terrain Generation. Caves have also been expanded to include huge caverns, making mining more exciting that ever.
Backported Features: Mods such as Et Futurum Requiem backport features that exist on modern versions, making the experience feel more like modern minecraft.
GTNH Forks: Almost all mods are GTNH forks, greatly improving the QOL of the pack aswell as performance.
Improved Survival Difficulty: Rare Blood Moons and Mutant Creatures exist, making surviving all the more challenging, incentivising Gun and Armor upgrading.
You are not allowed to re-distribute or use the custom recipes or quest book unless given explicit permission.
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