Thanks to your Menander character I got to learn about an ancient greek dramatist I had not heard of before. Considering my favourite history subjects are Ancient Greece, Rome, and Egyptians that’s saying something. Love the episode Non!
Another great episode. Regarding your botania setup, if you switched from blaze rods to planks, you'll get a 24-fold increase in mana output. I never thought you could put a warden in a containment jar. That's awesome! Thanks for the solid content and I'm interested in seeing what you do with Occultism.
You should connect those other two ME condensers to export their matter balls into the chest... I liked having a transmutation interface; it would simply give me all the EMCable items in the system.
How come you're not using the cyclical augment in your phytogenic insolators? It'll save you from cycling the seed in and out, plus you're on a server so speed isn't an issue as it'll always run.
Thanks to your Menander character I got to learn about an ancient greek dramatist I had not heard of before. Considering my favourite history subjects are Ancient Greece, Rome, and Egyptians that’s saying something. Love the episode Non!
Another great episode. Regarding your botania setup, if you switched from blaze rods to planks, you'll get a 24-fold increase in mana output. I never thought you could put a warden in a containment jar. That's awesome! Thanks for the solid content and I'm interested in seeing what you do with Occultism.
Read your title after watching a martial arts movie. My immediate thought was those are interesting style names.
Importing EMC into AE2 is pretty neat
You should connect those other two ME condensers to export their matter balls into the chest...
I liked having a transmutation interface; it would simply give me all the EMCable items in the system.
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!
How come you're not using the cyclical augment in your phytogenic insolators? It'll save you from cycling the seed in and out, plus you're on a server so speed isn't an issue as it'll always run.