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Is there a way you play SevTechAges at some point? It‘s my favorite modpack and it has great progression and in my opinion no too annoying microcrafting.
Should have used galvanized square steel to expand the living area. Borrow some expansion screws to attach the frame to the wall and cover with eco-friendly wood veneers, durable for 10,000 years.
Poor Hobble. This isn't Mekanism; this is Greg. Well... NuclearCraft. Still. Seeing this episode definitely makes me retract my suggestion of doing GregTech tiers in this series. No doubt you could do it, Hobble... I just think it'd drive you absolutely batty.
Actually? As long as you split up GTNH (the, objectively, most complete GT modpack excluding nomifactory) into multiple parts, maybe one chapter per vid? Might have to be less. Regardless, as long as you're willing to spend a bit of time learning how electricity works, and have some time on your hands, (remember to use all the tips you can get, too!) it ends up being a lot nicer. Oh, and always batch craft. The sizes you've made it compact claustrophobia are TINY. Usually you want a good stack of ingot/whatever material as buffer ABSOLUTE minimum between expansions.@@Hobble.
@@Hobble. as for people mentioning greg. GT:NH is extremely long.... if you do end up making a video i assume it would take at least a year, if not multiple to complete, and would be hours long Instead, i suggest Nomifactory CEu, which is in my experience is a lot more fun
Welll, theres nuclearcraft but it starts getting deeply involved only after you start being able to make a refined storage system? Given how much hobble struggled in the early sectiom (such as wasting time trying to get aluminum before evem having a second compact machine) im inclined to agree with the idea he shouldn't try gregtech heavy packs XD This pack has microcrafting, yes, but mercifully MOST of it can be ignored or bypassed with just a lil cleverness. Grehtech new horizons (popular greg pack), though, while there are bypasses and alternate routes for many Processes, there is no escaping the need for convoluted crafting at every half step.
As someone who ABSOLUTELY loves this pack, there were SO many things that were so unnecessary simply because there are way better ways to reach the item, which in turn massively improves the repetitiveness 😅. But overall, it was a good video.
@@SavgePhantom a lot of the early game stuff can and should be fully automated passively. 1. Lava production. Once you have somewhat ok bone meal production, use the bone meal to make ceramic clay to then make crucibles, fueled with a thorium 230 block which is the next stage of decay from the decay generator. 2. Automated pickaxe clickers. Use a cloche for the sticks aswell as a a thermal machine that makes cobble (igneous something, forget the exact name) to fully automate pickaxes for the mining. 3. Automate the creation of the important miniaturization recipes with auto clickers (ender pearls and normal compact machines) by pointing the copy paste gadget where the clicker will be facing, using the "anchor" feature they have to then modify the coordinates of the structure, plus a dropper on a timer and then use a redstone logic setup to make a certain amount of each item, using the refined storage sensors. 3. Automate fluxed phyto gro, to switch to phytogenic insulater for growing trees once you get the first bit of glowstone. 4. Once you get lapis, you can use an insightful condenser, clicking bottles of enchanting nearby, to multiply experience for use in repairing high end pickaxes like desh and diamond, never having to make another pair of them. There are only some tips, but they help massively.
@@SavgePhantom There are multiple QOL things that are advise to be done as early as possible, mainly the pickaxe clicker need to be fully passived with their own resources (wood for the handles, cobblestone and iron). As well as setting up an infinite water producer, using the aqueous accumulator. Cobble is made in the igneous extruder Setting up a large scale lava factory for obsidian production as its needed for ender pearls by using the ex nihilio crucible, heated by a thorium 230 block, whcih can be obtained from the decay experience by the decay generator (second decay) Fully passiving the creation of ender pearl, compact machine walls as well as normal compact machines, using refined storage and redstone logistics. This can be done via computer craft (hard) or via copy paste gadgets and clickers, by using the anchor function of the gadgets after pointing where the clicker is supposed to, and then modifying the coordinates, so it goes where its supposed to go. Fully passiving the production of fluxed phyto-gro, for use in the phytogenic insulator with the tree growth module, for passively making logs, to then make charcoal, then graphite, then coal and then coal coke in the redstone furnace with the upgrade. You can farm the rich slag needed for it by looping 2 hardened glass of any kind and either platinum or iridium, since the are functionally useless. And lastly, setting up an XP farm with insightful condensers as soon as you have access to lapis (for the making of steel pickaxe use treated wood as its way more durable), by feeding the lapis into an insightful condenser, which will collect XP which can be gotten via bottles of enchanting. Needs a bit of XP to jumpstart the system, but it is fully passive as well. Once set up, use the XP in energetic infusers, so that alongside an upgrade you get for it (flux reconstructor i think is the augment) you can use said XP to repair desh pickaxes and diamond ones, so you can save up on needlessly using desh and diamonds. These are only some of the things that jump to mind that hobble didnt do, and there are plenty others aswell.
For everyone wanting to play this pack PLEASE DONT USE PICKAXES EARLY ON TO GET COBBLE. Instead craft shovels to get dirt and sieve it for cobble pieces. Yes its more junk but as hobble showed, ylu can store them in a bedrock box
Seive dirt? Why would you spend the time seiving dirt? Wanting more seeds maybe? But otherwise That seems like a terrible time investment, and iirc you gotta get a ways in to even make the mesh. The wooden shovel IS a good tip though, as iirc that grts you stone bits directly for cheaper than a wooden pickaxe. Also gold picks whenever you have extra gold. They go brrrrrt
luckily you don't have to do much sieving in this pack. I think you can get all the way to 5x5x5 rooms before youll want to bother with what few things need seiving beyond maybe seeds from dirt...at which point you can automate quite a few things. Most seive outputs are disabled entirely.
Played this mod pack a while back, it's really hard to put into words the feelings of freedom you get every time the rooms get just that little bit bigger. Suddenly you have a 9x9x9 and all you want to do is jump around and climb the walls with ladders.
hob gonna singlehandedly cure my insomnia w this series. i absolutely LOVE content where someone just explains the whole game or project or whatever in a softpsoken voice its my favorite thing ever. i hope the new mix of content does your channel well going forward
Little hobble worked 10 years as a UA-camr, so with his 10 million dollars he brought a 3x3x3 room, which is so small that his ender dragon wasn't having a great time being inside, he got angry from living in that coffin, so he used galvanized square steel blocks to make a pickaxe that's durable for 10000 years, and he just mined through the room to make it at least 20x20x20
Compact Claustrophobia was one of my favorite modpacks. It's completely focused on automation, with a clear sense of progression, with some quirky humor thrown in. It helped that I hadn't experienced things like nuclearcraft before, so I ended up getting introduced to a whole world of technical minecraft modpacks. My solution to Compact Claustrophobia's AFK problem was to just completely overbuild every piece of automation I made. This isn't Nomifactory. You're actually rewarded for taking time to set up huge automation, since the requirements for each progression tier are massively larger than the previous tier, and basically everything you take time to automate gives you a big reward because it's used in bulk in later recipes. Some other modpacks like Nomifactory end up constantly introducing new resources, so there's no point in building big automation, since you don't really need a huge volume of early resources. I do like Compact Claustrophobia for that reason. It rewards going big. Which is ironic, considering the space constraints. Really, the reward for building big automation just reinforces the central gameplay loop of unlocking bigger and bigger spaces to build bigger and bigger automation. Automating every single part of each process, while doing it at scale, was interesting and fun. I ended up going the nucleracraft HOP route, since you can't automate insertion of the graphite rods for the arc funace, and I got tired of manually replacing them and realizing my factory hadn't been producing HOP for a long time. I ended up with far fewer rooms in my final playthrough, but with a whole lot more automation stuffed inside. Two stacked fusion reactors, at least 3 medium and large nuclear reactors, around a hundred nuclearcraft machines just producing coal for making HOP ingots, and around 50 autoclickers powered at a pretty high level, with automated pickax crafting. I went big, which removed most of the boring waiting time, while being far more of a fun problem to solve. Also, I bothered to get computercraft working, so I had multiple robots for automated construction of ender pearls and compact walls, which massively reduces the tediousness of the late game. I can't imagine crafting all those ender pearls by hand. I'd recommend Nomifactory. It cuts down on the worst parts of Gregtech tedium. Yes, the early game has a ton of microcrafting, but the actual item quantities you need are relatively small, so most of the challenge is in figuring out the production chains. Once you've got a single fully automated production chain for each item, that's probably enough of that item for the entire rest of the game, which seems to be your preferred play style. Set up automation once, then never touch it again.
That sounds like a brilliant playthrough, I hadn't considered anything but the ARC for HOP, mostly because I was min-maxing it to finish the modpack. But you are right, It did mean a lot more AFK for me. With the robots, I figured that in the time it took me to learn and build it, I could have just brute forced it by standing in the corner, I don't think this is the pack for me to learn the mod in. It did mean I got to watch some movies while working though, so that was cool. :)
@@Hobble. I found that this task was exactly the kind of thing that CC was built for. You really only need to learn the basic move instructions, the pick up and place instructions, and a wait, and you can make a full program to automate these crafts. I grumbled a bit when I realized that programming was necessary for this, but looking back at the modpack, the programming was my favorite part, which is saying a lot because I really liked the rest of the pack also! I'm pretty sure that there's also a way to automate the copy paste gadget, because I'm pretty sure I talked to someone who did it, or maybe I saw it in a different playthrough.
Just for future, if you will meet with NC once more: you can easily make more than 100k rf/tick from fusion reactor - just don’t “over”cool it, you need have cooling ratio about of -10 H/t (in ideal world it should be a 0 H/t but i always careful with it). I just lined it with coolers and looked at the interface to check H/t ratio, and if it need - remove some. You can use any side of the coil ring to cool it. If you cool it too much, it will greatly reduce its energy production like a quadratically. Sorry for mistakes, it’s my first big comment in English!
I don't know if you knew this, but you can use the copy paste tool in an auto clicker a bit of integrated dynamics allows you to detect when to place. A dropping conveyor belt can automatically drop items from attached inventory. That's what I did to avoid learning computercraft. Bind the gadget to an inventory and use an energetic infuser to keep the gadget charged. Auto input/output and its smart enough to only pull the gadget out from the auto clicker when it needs to.
Hobble, Did you know that an Immersive Engineering sawmill can turn 4 torches into 1 coal and 4 sticks? This is an easier way to make coal from charcoal than a further complicated setup. On another note: could you consider the Banished and Hubris modpacks for review? They're both on the older side and magic focused, but they're both awesome packs that I barely ever saw anyone play.
@@bobbyslapin8099 legit the brain uploaded version of hobble will end up having to release that on NeoUA-cam 2: New Funky Mode long after the sun explodes
The question that I ask me since the first episode: What came first? The verb or the name Hobble? Also, my second favorite modpack. I really will enjoy the next hour.
Interestingly, they both became popular at the same time - the last name came from the Anglo-Saxon period in England, and was given to people who worked as a 'hobeller' (a light horseman) and the verb emerged as a byproduct to this. So, I guess technically, the name came first.
I was hoping to see ur reaction to the glitched machine challenges cause they were fun little bits for me but otherwise loved to watch u break fweee. I wanna see u complete divine journey 2 plz. And if it takes u as long as arcane engineering. I dont blame u.
Welp gonna be a great hour! Great Video, it was really enjoyable to watch, your voice also sounds really nice with the new Microphone, so in all not bad!
I'm amazing that you went thru this pack without the use of Thermal's Strongboxes, they are like pseudo Iron chests that can be upgraded with thermal upgrade kits and even further enchanetd to holding IV for more storage space much better than vanilla chest and IE crates. There was a easier way of automating building gadgets with clickers so ender pearls and compact crafting so computer craft is optional People reading this are probably horrified to learn did my entire modpack run without the use of Refined Storage since I saw that the import/exporters needed diamond nuggets. using the crafting calculator was very useful to keep track of JEI recipes to work out the total amount of raw materials needed for large crafts.
I did try with the clickers but I couldn't work it out. I didn't try super hard though. I understand not wanting to use Refined storage, it's brutally expensive!
@@Hobble. So with clickers and copy paste gadget: 1. point the clicker at a target block face. 2. Hold the gadget in your hand and point your cross hair at the same block face. 3. Open the gadget menu and select edit placement. This allow you to offset the placement of the build relative to the that block face. 4.Once done you can just put in the clicker and it will place. The clicker needs to have a redstone signal and set to click every tick. This lets you trigger a placement on a 1 tick pulse.
I know there are a ton of jokes saying to play gtnh, but it really is a good pack. if you want to try it out, but are afraid of the insane time you might have to sink in, try setting a more achievable goal for yourself, like reaching a certain voltage tier, or crafting/obtaining a high grade item.
I’m so glad you played this! I am unable to play mods but people like you make me not care. Your videos are very high quality and I like how you explain things! Great video!
I think I will be the first to point out that the space mod that was in that pack was GalactiCraft, which is widely regarded as the best space mod out there.
40:55 "I have a complaint" so do I 1. move the thing up by one 2. you have a auto clicker that can use items 3. The paste tool can take stuff from chests 4. you have redstone logic gates for clocks to use 5. it doesn't care what to blocks are below the orange field. love the video though Edit :41:20 sorry
I have played through this mod several times and the trick is: automation. you automate as soon as you can automate something, then you don't have to wait as long. also you can clone poop, so you don't have to wait so long lol (with biomass from grinding down cacti or something like that) also while you automate your new things, your old things still collect resources ;) that's how you never have to stand around idling this modpack is actually quite well balanced once you get behind this fact lol!
Not a great way to grow a channel as majority of people has short attention spans. But for someone with a decently functional brain? This is a gold mine! Glad to discover your channel. :)
I'd like to see you try out Rustic Waters. It's an underwater skyblock-esque thing with a bit of a steampunk vibe, and I had a lot of fun playing it-even though I still haven't actually beaten it yet. Great video, though! This is a crazy idea, but your commentary is engaging enough to keep me watching. I'll definitely be checking on this series regularly from now on.
Just stumbled on your channel and this is exactly what I was wanting to watch. A relaxed but still engaging video with no obnoxious screaming, like many videos, and an awesome (and very grindy) mod pack. Please keep making content like this 🙏 Ps u got a new sub ❤
You are amazing! I just found your channel and I'm loving the content. So many of these mods I have wanted to play myself but haven't had the time. I also don't have the time to watch a 50+ part series to cover it. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for this.
this modpack seems like my personal nightmare so im happy to really see what it's about all rather than having to suffer through it first hand. great stuff as always :)
It's amazing how you can make a video that is 1h15 long, and even after that 1h15 you want to watch more This idea of videos of completing a modpack in 1 video is amazing and takes a lot of work, keep it up, you deserve a lot more of support!
I played this pack twice and it was greate! It was always so rewarding to get the next bigger room! It was alwasy this "Woaah! SO MUCH space!!"-feeling
My friend and I beat this pack back in April. I was the one responsible for designing all the machines. I just wish I had done more research into EnderIO for those item transporters... thermal item-/fluid-/etc.-ducts were so... so slow. Plus we had to manually craft everything and had to hop from box to box to access some items.
i love this series- so many modpacks that look really interesting, but the microcrafting and grind... and i always forget what i was working on too quickly for it LMAO. huge admiration to you for smashing these out
I have recommendation for a modpack I really enjoy, it's called "The Winter Rescue" and it's inspired by Frostpunk. It's really well made, but it does focus more on the survival aspects than automation, in fact there isn't any sort of automation until the mid to late game. Though I think it has good game progression and is made by a team that's really passionate about the modpack.
Actually, the tiny machine “power cells” with the thermoelectric generators can be optimized to need only 4 uranium blocks and 4 water. Put the water and uranium in the corners so that the three “neighbor” corners are the opposite temperature item, and the 12 generators along the edges. The final part is a bit trickier, you basically have to intentionally set your entrance point at one of the sides before you place down a generator, then place a fluxduct where your head will spawn in. Because fluxducts are not full blocks, you don’t suffocate and it allows you to hook the rest of the available space with fluxducts and a tunnel. (Tunnel needs to be placed and calibrated beforehand)
Hey there, i wanted to tell all of you that the dev of this modpack started thinking about a second one (something like claustrophobic) in the end of last year he joined a discord where i'm member and asked for suggestions - so i had a little chat talk with him.. could be a great outcome :D unfortunately i have no further infos how the pack will be designed or which mods will be in it.. but the start is done!
I really want you to complete Sevtech ages in 1 video. I watched all of your complete in one video videos and I really want to see more! Thank you for making these videos so entertaining and cool! I hope you'll get a new pc soon :)
I absolutely love this format It really does turn me off when a playtrough is like 50 episodes and i have to wait for weeks for a new epiosde and this solves it all glad yoi make these videos Much love
I can't agree with Levilol1026 more. The fact that some playthroughs will take 50 - 100 episodes is crazy. This format is great to understand the modpack & the time actualy needed to be invested to fully play the pack.
Do DJ2 next. I'd like to see how quickly it can be completed by someone who's job is to complete modpacks in one video. And don't worry, it has both Mekanism AND microcrafting for days!
I know you are on the huge minecraft modpack endeavor and all, but your voice just reminds me of someone who would play calamity, so a series or a one episode quest through the terraria calamity mod might be cool
For those who want to run this pack, I offer this tip: Skip automating oak trees. In the next room up, you can grow full size dark oak trees, and that spaxelhoe works just as well used manually as it does in the clickers. The average dark oak has around 8 times as many logs as the small oaks, making it many times faster to farm, even if it does require a bit of manual work. If you need saplings, toss a dark oak bonsai into water and then use the bonsai cutters on it. This'll give you three more bonsai saplings. Lather rinse repeat for a functionally infinite supply.
Im currently working through a pack called Divine Journey 2. Its got a ton of progrestion through Magic, Exploration, and Tech mods. So you're not doing the same thing for too long. Plus there's optional side paths to skip some lengthier parts.
Can't wait for Mystical Block to be played. Unless it already has or is currently being played, in which case please point me in the direction to watch him enjoy a modpack for once.
i just wanted to say i love your content man. stumbled across the channel through your 100% modpack videos and you’ve become my favourite channel to watch as i wind down after work. thanks
This video was very relaxing to watch, I will 100% be watching the rest of your stuff! Also, if you're ever unsure of a mod pack to play, there's a popular one I enjoy called RLCraft. It's less of the machine and micro crafting seen in this video, but it's very difficult yet rewarding to play. And its got a quest system!
Hm… you know what you need? A team. There’s a lot more mod packs out there than just Curse Forge, like Technic and Reasonant Rise packs. I wonder if you’d mind others joining in on the fun? (Heavens knows I love anything with Mekanism)
You should try harvestblock, it's based around mystical agriculture and crop mutation to make new seeds. there's tiered soil, end game items, and just a lot of things to do and even possible automation of resources.
Can someone please tell me what the name of the music is playing that is playing in the background around 45:43? Also happy late birthday Hobble! Great video like always!
@@Hobble. Thank you! Your content is great honestly and if you are looking to play more modpacks, then I could suggest "stranded forever" (or "Better Than Wolves", if you are up for a challenge xp). You're great man, keep enjoying your life and the things you make!
A significant amount of the repetition could have been reduced by automating more early on. Especially after getting the building tool. At that point you could just blueprint a production cube, make a recipe for it and mass produce it. As for the miniaturization, I'm pretty sure you can automate that without a turtle. Even if it is with an autoclicker and the building tool. Though I have to admit that I never got that far when playing the pack. I quit playing once I reached the point where I was able to grow trees.
This is my favorite modpack ever and the first one i was able to beat it. ngl i loved the whole microcrafting simply because it pushes you to actually automate stuff insteady of bulk crafting for hours. i think not trying to automate ender pearl was definitely a mistake because that allows you to easily cut most of the boring part of it
There WAS a reasonable amount of it. Unlike age of engineering, which gated applied energistics behind like 5 layers of nested, expensive machine frames.
Finished the video, I'd say the score is pretty fair all things considered. The late game grind is a bit slow, I did a bunch of projects like coloring my rooms and the parkour challenges to pass time. I'd give it somewhere around an 80 since I'm a big fan of automation, especially computer craft, wish more packs used it.
Hobble. Im currently making a Modpack. If you want early Access just ask. Its a bit micro craft tedious. And it has mekanism. Modpacks name for now is Create: Perfect Balance. It's Questline is not fully done yet
Know I'm kinda late to the party but this is so much content! The amount of work you put in one video is amazing you're very unappreciated and deserve more attention. Got to be one of the top channels for me❤️
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Is there a way you play SevTechAges at some point? It‘s my favorite modpack and it has great progression and in my opinion no too annoying microcrafting.
Could you do Nomifactory next 😊
could you try NomiFactory?
I’d highly suggest a brand new beta pack by trulyno called star technology it has gregtech and create and a ton of custom recipies
Try sky revolutions recently done by gaming on caffeine
Should have used galvanized square steel to expand the living area. Borrow some expansion screws to attach the frame to the wall and cover with eco-friendly wood veneers, durable for 10,000 years.
hobble is british so it would be galvanised
borrow the expansion screws from aunt
Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a room. A 3x3x3 room. A 3x3x3 room with dirt, and dirt makes me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a room. A 3x3x3 room. A 3x3x3 room with dirt, and dirt makes me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a room. A 3x3x3 room. A 3x3x3 room with dirt, and dirt makes me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a room. A 3x3x3 room. A 3x3x3 room with dirt, and dirt makes me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a room. A 3x3x3 room. A 3x3x3 room with dirt, and dirt makes me crazy.
Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a room. A 3x3x3 room. A 3x3x3 room with dirt, and dirt makes me crazy.
Poor Hobble.
This isn't Mekanism; this is Greg. Well... NuclearCraft. Still. Seeing this episode definitely makes me retract my suggestion of doing GregTech tiers in this series. No doubt you could do it, Hobble... I just think it'd drive you absolutely batty.
Greg would drive me insane for sure. I'm mechanically minded, so electrical engineering breaks me! haha
Actually? As long as you split up GTNH (the, objectively, most complete GT modpack excluding nomifactory) into multiple parts, maybe one chapter per vid? Might have to be less. Regardless, as long as you're willing to spend a bit of time learning how electricity works, and have some time on your hands, (remember to use all the tips you can get, too!) it ends up being a lot nicer. Oh, and always batch craft. The sizes you've made it compact claustrophobia are TINY. Usually you want a good stack of ingot/whatever material as buffer ABSOLUTE minimum between expansions.@@Hobble.
@@Eryna_ good thing about GT:NH, is the community is huge. So you can allways get help.
@@Hobble. as for people mentioning greg. GT:NH is extremely long.... if you do end up making a video i assume it would take at least a year, if not multiple to complete, and would be hours long
Instead, i suggest Nomifactory CEu, which is in my experience is a lot more fun
Welll, theres nuclearcraft but it starts getting deeply involved only after you start being able to make a refined storage system?
Given how much hobble struggled in the early sectiom (such as wasting time trying to get aluminum before evem having a second compact machine) im inclined to agree with the idea he shouldn't try gregtech heavy packs XD
This pack has microcrafting, yes, but mercifully MOST of it can be ignored or bypassed with just a lil cleverness. Grehtech new horizons (popular greg pack), though, while there are bypasses and alternate routes for many
Processes, there is no escaping the need for convoluted crafting at every half step.
As someone who ABSOLUTELY loves this pack, there were SO many things that were so unnecessary simply because there are way better ways to reach the item, which in turn massively improves the repetitiveness 😅. But overall, it was a good video.
Like what? I’m looking into a playthrough with some of my friends.
@@SavgePhantomgonna be honest, I don’t think there’s physically enough space for multiple people in one playthrough
@@galilea78 yea thinking I could prob get to a small or normal before they join.
@@SavgePhantom a lot of the early game stuff can and should be fully automated passively.
1. Lava production. Once you have somewhat ok bone meal production, use the bone meal to make ceramic clay to then make crucibles, fueled with a thorium 230 block which is the next stage of decay from the decay generator.
2. Automated pickaxe clickers. Use a cloche for the sticks aswell as a a thermal machine that makes cobble (igneous something, forget the exact name) to fully automate pickaxes for the mining.
3. Automate the creation of the important miniaturization recipes with auto clickers (ender pearls and normal compact machines) by pointing the copy paste gadget where the clicker will be facing, using the "anchor" feature they have to then modify the coordinates of the structure, plus a dropper on a timer and then use a redstone logic setup to make a certain amount of each item, using the refined storage sensors.
3. Automate fluxed phyto gro, to switch to phytogenic insulater for growing trees once you get the first bit of glowstone.
4. Once you get lapis, you can use an insightful condenser, clicking bottles of enchanting nearby, to multiply experience for use in repairing high end pickaxes like desh and diamond, never having to make another pair of them.
There are only some tips, but they help massively.
@@SavgePhantom There are multiple QOL things that are advise to be done as early as possible, mainly the pickaxe clicker need to be fully passived with their own resources (wood for the handles, cobblestone and iron). As well as setting up an infinite water producer, using the aqueous accumulator. Cobble is made in the igneous extruder
Setting up a large scale lava factory for obsidian production as its needed for ender pearls by using the ex nihilio crucible, heated by a thorium 230 block, whcih can be obtained from the decay experience by the decay generator (second decay)
Fully passiving the creation of ender pearl, compact machine walls as well as normal compact machines, using refined storage and redstone logistics. This can be done via computer craft (hard) or via copy paste gadgets and clickers, by using the anchor function of the gadgets after pointing where the clicker is supposed to, and then modifying the coordinates, so it goes where its supposed to go.
Fully passiving the production of fluxed phyto-gro, for use in the phytogenic insulator with the tree growth module, for passively making logs, to then make charcoal, then graphite, then coal and then coal coke in the redstone furnace with the upgrade. You can farm the rich slag needed for it by looping 2 hardened glass of any kind and either platinum or iridium, since the are functionally useless.
And lastly, setting up an XP farm with insightful condensers as soon as you have access to lapis (for the making of steel pickaxe use treated wood as its way more durable), by feeding the lapis into an insightful condenser, which will collect XP which can be gotten via bottles of enchanting. Needs a bit of XP to jumpstart the system, but it is fully passive as well. Once set up, use the XP in energetic infusers, so that alongside an upgrade you get for it (flux reconstructor i think is the augment) you can use said XP to repair desh pickaxes and diamond ones, so you can save up on needlessly using desh and diamonds.
These are only some of the things that jump to mind that hobble didnt do, and there are plenty others aswell.
For everyone wanting to play this pack PLEASE DONT USE PICKAXES EARLY ON TO GET COBBLE. Instead craft shovels to get dirt and sieve it for cobble pieces. Yes its more junk but as hobble showed, ylu can store them in a bedrock box
I personally like using gold pickaxes, they give wood pickaxes drops but insanely fast
Seive dirt? Why would you spend the time seiving dirt? Wanting more seeds maybe? But otherwise That seems like a terrible time investment, and iirc you gotta get a ways in to even make the mesh. The wooden shovel IS a good tip though, as iirc that grts you stone bits directly for cheaper than a wooden pickaxe.
Also gold picks whenever you have extra gold. They go brrrrrt
I played so much skyblock that sieving makes me want to tear my eyes out
luckily you don't have to do much sieving in this pack. I think you can get all the way to 5x5x5 rooms before youll want to bother with what few things need seiving beyond maybe seeds from dirt...at which point you can automate quite a few things. Most seive outputs are disabled entirely.
Played this mod pack a while back, it's really hard to put into words the feelings of freedom you get every time the rooms get just that little bit bigger. Suddenly you have a 9x9x9 and all you want to do is jump around and climb the walls with ladders.
pls tell me how you can play it. i use curgeforge for a lot of mods but never for a modded map. pls tell me how to do it
@@TigoVRyeeperit's a modpack called Compact Claustrophobia, not a map
@@TigoVRyeeper look on curseforge for the modpack🙄
hob gonna singlehandedly cure my insomnia w this series. i absolutely LOVE content where someone just explains the whole game or project or whatever in a softpsoken voice its my favorite thing ever. i hope the new mix of content does your channel well going forward
I think it's rather going to make my insomnia stronger
Little hobble worked 10 years as a UA-camr, so with his 10 million dollars he brought a 3x3x3 room, which is so small that his ender dragon wasn't having a great time being inside, he got angry from living in that coffin, so he used galvanized square steel blocks to make a pickaxe that's durable for 10000 years, and he just mined through the room to make it at least 20x20x20
Lol
"the king of microcrafting, Compact Claustrophobia!”
Gregtech modpacks: am I a joke to you? 😭
Gregtech isn't the King, it's the god of microcrafting
Absolutely
Gregtech is more like autocrafting pattern making festival.
don't even get me started on terrafirmacraft. it takes michaelcrafting to the next level
@@szyszku_the_pinecone2511 except you only get autocrafting after 500 hours of manual cracting
Compact Claustrophobia was one of my favorite modpacks. It's completely focused on automation, with a clear sense of progression, with some quirky humor thrown in. It helped that I hadn't experienced things like nuclearcraft before, so I ended up getting introduced to a whole world of technical minecraft modpacks.
My solution to Compact Claustrophobia's AFK problem was to just completely overbuild every piece of automation I made. This isn't Nomifactory. You're actually rewarded for taking time to set up huge automation, since the requirements for each progression tier are massively larger than the previous tier, and basically everything you take time to automate gives you a big reward because it's used in bulk in later recipes. Some other modpacks like Nomifactory end up constantly introducing new resources, so there's no point in building big automation, since you don't really need a huge volume of early resources. I do like Compact Claustrophobia for that reason. It rewards going big. Which is ironic, considering the space constraints. Really, the reward for building big automation just reinforces the central gameplay loop of unlocking bigger and bigger spaces to build bigger and bigger automation.
Automating every single part of each process, while doing it at scale, was interesting and fun. I ended up going the nucleracraft HOP route, since you can't automate insertion of the graphite rods for the arc funace, and I got tired of manually replacing them and realizing my factory hadn't been producing HOP for a long time. I ended up with far fewer rooms in my final playthrough, but with a whole lot more automation stuffed inside. Two stacked fusion reactors, at least 3 medium and large nuclear reactors, around a hundred nuclearcraft machines just producing coal for making HOP ingots, and around 50 autoclickers powered at a pretty high level, with automated pickax crafting. I went big, which removed most of the boring waiting time, while being far more of a fun problem to solve.
Also, I bothered to get computercraft working, so I had multiple robots for automated construction of ender pearls and compact walls, which massively reduces the tediousness of the late game. I can't imagine crafting all those ender pearls by hand.
I'd recommend Nomifactory. It cuts down on the worst parts of Gregtech tedium. Yes, the early game has a ton of microcrafting, but the actual item quantities you need are relatively small, so most of the challenge is in figuring out the production chains. Once you've got a single fully automated production chain for each item, that's probably enough of that item for the entire rest of the game, which seems to be your preferred play style. Set up automation once, then never touch it again.
That sounds like a brilliant playthrough, I hadn't considered anything but the ARC for HOP, mostly because I was min-maxing it to finish the modpack. But you are right, It did mean a lot more AFK for me.
With the robots, I figured that in the time it took me to learn and build it, I could have just brute forced it by standing in the corner, I don't think this is the pack for me to learn the mod in. It did mean I got to watch some movies while working though, so that was cool. :)
@@Hobble. I found that this task was exactly the kind of thing that CC was built for. You really only need to learn the basic move instructions, the pick up and place instructions, and a wait, and you can make a full program to automate these crafts.
I grumbled a bit when I realized that programming was necessary for this, but looking back at the modpack, the programming was my favorite part, which is saying a lot because I really liked the rest of the pack also!
I'm pretty sure that there's also a way to automate the copy paste gadget, because I'm pretty sure I talked to someone who did it, or maybe I saw it in a different playthrough.
just when i saw the words "bedrock box" i knew it would be about Compact Claustrophobia, and damn i love that modpack ❤
Just wait till Hobble makes a video of beating GTNH in a single episode, its gonna be at least 10 hours long
Only 10? Try 200
Just for future, if you will meet with NC once more: you can easily make more than 100k rf/tick from fusion reactor - just don’t “over”cool it, you need have cooling ratio about of -10 H/t (in ideal world it should be a 0 H/t but i always careful with it). I just lined it with coolers and looked at the interface to check H/t ratio, and if it need - remove some. You can use any side of the coil ring to cool it. If you cool it too much, it will greatly reduce its energy production like a quadratically. Sorry for mistakes, it’s my first big comment in English!
Thank you, I understood it easily! :)
I don't know if you knew this, but you can use the copy paste tool in an auto clicker a bit of integrated dynamics allows you to detect when to place. A dropping conveyor belt can automatically drop items from attached inventory. That's what I did to avoid learning computercraft. Bind the gadget to an inventory and use an energetic infuser to keep the gadget charged. Auto input/output and its smart enough to only pull the gadget out from the auto clicker when it needs to.
I did try with an autoclicker but struggled to get it working consistently, so a movie night was the best idea :)
You don't even need integrated dynamics. Just use a redstone timer and set it for longer than it takes for the craft to finish.
i learned computer craft 🫠
Hobble,
Did you know that an Immersive Engineering sawmill can turn 4 torches into 1 coal and 4 sticks?
This is an easier way to make coal from charcoal than a further complicated setup.
On another note: could you consider the Banished and Hubris modpacks for review? They're both on the older side and magic focused, but they're both awesome packs that I barely ever saw anyone play.
Good to know if i ever replay the pack hahaha
Sawmill doesn't exist in this version.
Oh wow I am currently playing compact claustrophobia. Let me guess it was issac that made you aware of this modpack.
Started with youtube comment suggestions then seen it on GoC channel :)
I really like that you beating such large modpacks in one video. What do you think about completing modpack called Divine Journey 2 ?
so no video for the next 6 months, got it
My favorite modpack series I like the grinding in it
@@krishgupta7748 having played that pack more than once, I don't think 6 months is gonna be enough 💀
nah, he should just do GTNH and finish the endgame quests tab
Shouldn't take that long
@@bobbyslapin8099 legit the brain uploaded version of hobble will end up having to release that on NeoUA-cam 2: New Funky Mode long after the sun explodes
The question that I ask me since the first episode:
What came first? The verb or the name Hobble?
Also, my second favorite modpack. I really will enjoy the next hour.
Interestingly, they both became popular at the same time - the last name came from the Anglo-Saxon period in England, and was given to people who worked as a 'hobeller' (a light horseman) and the verb emerged as a byproduct to this. So, I guess technically, the name came first.
the fart
I was hoping to see ur reaction to the glitched machine challenges cause they were fun little bits for me but otherwise loved to watch u break fweee. I wanna see u complete divine journey 2 plz. And if it takes u as long as arcane engineering. I dont blame u.
Welp gonna be a great hour!
Great Video, it was really enjoyable to watch, your voice also sounds really nice with the new Microphone, so in all not bad!
I remember i tried playing this modpack WAY before i saw your video. Boi, am I glad I gave up after making the first new machine....
28:56, exactly 27 ovens, but you wouldn't be able to move
I'm amazing that you went thru this pack without the use of Thermal's Strongboxes, they are like pseudo Iron chests that can be upgraded with thermal upgrade kits and even further enchanetd to holding IV for more storage space much better than vanilla chest and IE crates.
There was a easier way of automating building gadgets with clickers so ender pearls and compact crafting so computer craft is optional
People reading this are probably horrified to learn did my entire modpack run without the use of Refined Storage since I saw that the import/exporters needed diamond nuggets. using the crafting calculator was very useful to keep track of JEI recipes to work out the total amount of raw materials needed for large crafts.
I did try with the clickers but I couldn't work it out. I didn't try super hard though. I understand not wanting to use Refined storage, it's brutally expensive!
@@Hobble. So with clickers and copy paste gadget:
1. point the clicker at a target block face.
2. Hold the gadget in your hand and point your cross hair at the same block face.
3. Open the gadget menu and select edit placement. This allow you to offset the placement of the build relative to the that block face.
4.Once done you can just put in the clicker and it will place.
The clicker needs to have a redstone signal and set to click every tick. This lets you trigger a placement on a 1 tick pulse.
I wish that you play forever stranded. It's by far my favorite mod pack. Brings alot of memories for me
when GTNH full playthrough?
in about 5k hours
I know there are a ton of jokes saying to play gtnh, but it really is a good pack. if you want to try it out, but are afraid of the insane time you might have to sink in, try setting a more achievable goal for yourself, like reaching a certain voltage tier, or crafting/obtaining a high grade item.
I’m so glad you played this! I am unable to play mods but people like you make me not care. Your videos are very high quality and I like how you explain things! Great video!
I think I will be the first to point out that the space mod that was in that pack was GalactiCraft, which is widely regarded as the best space mod out there.
40:55 "I have a complaint" so do I 1. move the thing up by one 2. you have a auto clicker that can use items 3. The paste tool can take stuff from chests 4. you have redstone logic gates for clocks to use 5. it doesn't care what to blocks are below the orange field. love the video though
Edit :41:20 sorry
This claustrophobia is gonna be compact bro
Hobble singing country roads was not on my 2024 bingo card lol
I have played through this mod several times and the trick is: automation.
you automate as soon as you can automate something, then you don't have to wait as long.
also you can clone poop, so you don't have to wait so long lol (with biomass from grinding down cacti or something like that)
also while you automate your new things, your old things still collect resources ;) that's how you never have to stand around idling
this modpack is actually quite well balanced once you get behind this fact lol!
I love this type of content and really glad that you're not naming videos like "1000 days in 3x3x3 box".
Also, i guess you already saw but still, try seopolis, it's a really cool pack
Not a great way to grow a channel as majority of people has short attention spans. But for someone with a decently functional brain? This is a gold mine! Glad to discover your channel. :)
I'd like to see you try out Rustic Waters. It's an underwater skyblock-esque thing with a bit of a steampunk vibe, and I had a lot of fun playing it-even though I still haven't actually beaten it yet.
Great video, though! This is a crazy idea, but your commentary is engaging enough to keep me watching. I'll definitely be checking on this series regularly from now on.
Can't wait! This is my favorite questing modpack I've played (so far).
Just stumbled on your channel and this is exactly what I was wanting to watch. A relaxed but still engaging video with no obnoxious screaming, like many videos, and an awesome (and very grindy) mod pack. Please keep making content like this 🙏
Ps u got a new sub ❤
Thanks! Check out the playlist for the other videos like this! :)
You are amazing! I just found your channel and I'm loving the content. So many of these mods I have wanted to play myself but haven't had the time. I also don't have the time to watch a 50+ part series to cover it. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for this.
0:26 Wrong. Its probably gregtech new horizons
45:20 yay, you know what that means right? it means youre one year closer to your death!
\o/
But people who have more birthdays live longer!
12:16 "I hate that it consumes the sewage, since I can only poop so much in one day" *LOL* that is so funny yet relatable and true.
this modpack seems like my personal nightmare so im happy to really see what it's about all rather than having to suffer through it first hand. great stuff as always :)
It's amazing how you can make a video that is 1h15 long, and even after that 1h15 you want to watch more
This idea of videos of completing a modpack in 1 video is amazing and takes a lot of work, keep it up, you deserve a lot more of support!
Glad you enjoy it! :) Check out the playlist if you haven't :)
you are so underrated! your humor is perfect youre voice is awesome to listen to and montage is cool! wish you growth
I played this pack twice and it was greate! It was always so rewarding to get the next bigger room! It was alwasy this "Woaah! SO MUCH space!!"-feeling
My friend and I beat this pack back in April. I was the one responsible for designing all the machines. I just wish I had done more research into EnderIO for those item transporters... thermal item-/fluid-/etc.-ducts were so... so slow. Plus we had to manually craft everything and had to hop from box to box to access some items.
i love this series- so many modpacks that look really interesting, but the microcrafting and grind... and i always forget what i was working on too quickly for it LMAO. huge admiration to you for smashing these out
I have recommendation for a modpack I really enjoy, it's called "The Winter Rescue" and it's inspired by Frostpunk. It's really well made, but it does focus more on the survival aspects than automation, in fact there isn't any sort of automation until the mid to late game. Though I think it has good game progression and is made by a team that's really passionate about the modpack.
Actually, the tiny machine “power cells” with the thermoelectric generators can be optimized to need only 4 uranium blocks and 4 water. Put the water and uranium in the corners so that the three “neighbor” corners are the opposite temperature item, and the 12 generators along the edges. The final part is a bit trickier, you basically have to intentionally set your entrance point at one of the sides before you place down a generator, then place a fluxduct where your head will spawn in. Because fluxducts are not full blocks, you don’t suffocate and it allows you to hook the rest of the available space with fluxducts and a tunnel. (Tunnel needs to be placed and calibrated beforehand)
Please do Crash Landing. It's such a good old modpack. Easily my favourite.
I’d like to see you play divine journey 2 next as it’s a very fun and challenging modpack
Love to see Divine Journey 2. A bit longer but you could try out a series and do one chapter an episode or smth xD (or do it all in a mega video)
when i saw the thumbnail, my first thought was compact claustrophobia, im happy that it was, this pack is super nostalgic to me
Great video! You should try the mod pack antimatter chemistry
this makes me want to get a proper computer myself just to play modpacks
This has always been my favorite modpack, really well made progression and well defined "goal"
Hey there,
i wanted to tell all of you that the dev of this modpack started thinking about a second one (something like claustrophobic) in the end of last year
he joined a discord where i'm member and asked for suggestions - so i had a little chat talk with him.. could be a great outcome :D unfortunately i have no further infos how the pack will be designed or which mods will be in it.. but the start is done!
That's awesome:)
I really want you to complete Sevtech ages in 1 video. I watched all of your complete in one video videos and I really want to see more! Thank you for making these videos so entertaining and cool! I hope you'll get a new pc soon :)
Made me remember about GamingOnCaffiene’s play through of this modpack. Thanks.
I absolutely love this format
It really does turn me off when a playtrough is like 50 episodes and i have to wait for weeks for a new epiosde and this solves it all glad yoi make these videos
Much love
I can't agree with Levilol1026 more. The fact that some playthroughs will take 50 - 100 episodes is crazy. This format is great to understand the modpack & the time actualy needed to be invested to fully play the pack.
Do DJ2 next. I'd like to see how quickly it can be completed by someone who's job is to complete modpacks in one video. And don't worry, it has both Mekanism AND microcrafting for days!
Imagine gt:nh in one video
@@wrobelinformations4793 we would have to wait a few months - half a year for that though.
Great video as always, hobble. It’s frankly criminal your channel is so underrated. Happy belated birthday as well!
Just found you the other day, its insane you're not bigger you make entertaining videos love them :)
Youve got to keep making these, they are so entertaining!
Also you should try ftb skies it seems sick
I know you are on the huge minecraft modpack endeavor and all, but your voice just reminds me of someone who would play calamity, so a series or a one episode quest through the terraria calamity mod might be cool
Do you want to genuinely break?
Play gregtech new horizons.
The time to complete the modpack is measured in (irl) years.
wow this is Compact Nostalgia!
Like, this was a GREAT modpack!
Oh my god! I love this! I wanted to see you play this since I saw you for the first time!
For those who want to run this pack, I offer this tip: Skip automating oak trees. In the next room up, you can grow full size dark oak trees, and that spaxelhoe works just as well used manually as it does in the clickers. The average dark oak has around 8 times as many logs as the small oaks, making it many times faster to farm, even if it does require a bit of manual work. If you need saplings, toss a dark oak bonsai into water and then use the bonsai cutters on it. This'll give you three more bonsai saplings. Lather rinse repeat for a functionally infinite supply.
Absolute blast! Great idea for the series, I love it! Subbed and liked :D
Awesome video! Cannot wait to see what other modpacks you decide to play
I LOVE THIS PACK!!!
im so happy you covered it
I remenber compact claustrophobia being my first modpack, after I watched an Igblon video. God, good times
"The system is poop positive" That right there is the best warning that this pack is bad for your sanity.
How to manage microcrafting: do it in bulk! Suddenly, instead of microcrafting, its macrocrafting!
Unironically though, this helps.
Even tho the videos may not seem the best quality, I still really enjoy watching them
Im currently working through a pack called Divine Journey 2. Its got a ton of progrestion through Magic, Exploration, and Tech mods. So you're not doing the same thing for too long.
Plus there's optional side paths to skip some lengthier parts.
Can't wait for Mystical Block to be played. Unless it already has or is currently being played, in which case please point me in the direction to watch him enjoy a modpack for once.
Love this style of content. You should play Material Energy^5! It's a modded, complete the monument map
A pack that I think you might like is create ultimation, hope you enjoy because I sure did when I played
show this video to someone with claustrophobia to make them explode
i just wanted to say i love your content man. stumbled across the channel through your 100% modpack videos and you’ve become my favourite channel to watch as i wind down after work. thanks
This video was very relaxing to watch, I will 100% be watching the rest of your stuff!
Also, if you're ever unsure of a mod pack to play, there's a popular one I enjoy called RLCraft. It's less of the machine and micro crafting seen in this video, but it's very difficult yet rewarding to play. And its got a quest system!
This video was so fun to watch. Maybe for the review, turn the percentage to a star rating from 1 to 5
Hm… you know what you need? A team. There’s a lot more mod packs out there than just Curse Forge, like Technic and Reasonant Rise packs.
I wonder if you’d mind others joining in on the fun? (Heavens knows I love anything with Mekanism)
You should try harvestblock, it's based around mystical agriculture and crop mutation to make new seeds. there's tiered soil, end game items, and just a lot of things to do and even possible automation of resources.
This has been my favorite mod pack since it came out
i really love this video concept, great work. I would also love to see you make a video on magic farm 3 harvest
Can someone please tell me what the name of the music is playing that is playing in the background around 45:43?
Also happy late birthday Hobble!
Great video like always!
Thanks! The song is Fairy Tale Story by Infraction :)
@@Hobble.
Thank you!
Your content is great honestly and if you are looking to play more modpacks, then I could suggest "stranded forever" (or "Better Than Wolves", if you are up for a challenge xp).
You're great man, keep enjoying your life and the things you make!
A significant amount of the repetition could have been reduced by automating more early on. Especially after getting the building tool. At that point you could just blueprint a production cube, make a recipe for it and mass produce it. As for the miniaturization, I'm pretty sure you can automate that without a turtle. Even if it is with an autoclicker and the building tool. Though I have to admit that I never got that far when playing the pack. I quit playing once I reached the point where I was able to grow trees.
Stoneopolis would be a great addition to this series!
This is my favorite modpack ever and the first one i was able to beat it. ngl i loved the whole microcrafting simply because it pushes you to actually automate stuff insteady of bulk crafting for hours. i think not trying to automate ender pearl was definitely a mistake because that allows you to easily cut most of the boring part of it
There WAS a reasonable amount of it. Unlike age of engineering, which gated applied energistics behind like 5 layers of nested, expensive machine frames.
This video made my brain happy, even if I don't have NEARLY the patience to do any of this. Thank you for this video.
Thank you! Be sure to check out the playlist for the other videos like this :)
Finished the video, I'd say the score is pretty fair all things considered. The late game grind is a bit slow, I did a bunch of projects like coloring my rooms and the parkour challenges to pass time.
I'd give it somewhere around an 80 since I'm a big fan of automation, especially computer craft, wish more packs used it.
just found you through this...don't count your hatch before they chickens but i think you've gained another loyal viewer
I love this modpack so seeing you play this was brilliant!
Hobble. Im currently making a Modpack. If you want early Access just ask. Its a bit micro craft tedious. And it has mekanism. Modpacks name for now is Create: Perfect Balance. It's Questline is not fully done yet
bro idk why people are hating on your voice i love it, people are so used to screaming throughout a video, please dont change it subbed❤❤
Know I'm kinda late to the party but this is so much content! The amount of work you put in one video is amazing you're very unappreciated and deserve more attention. Got to be one of the top channels for me❤️
Thank you! Check out the other videos like this in the playlist if you have time :)