When I went out to search for the Technic launcher and downloaded it, I came to an unexpected shock: It was just a modpack organizer.
And another phrase in the Technic Wikipedia confirmed it: ”Welcome to the Technic Pack Wiki! This Wikia is for the Technic modpack, but it seems that the Tekkit modpack has completely replaced it and now there is no more Technic modpack...”
Well, I had to swallow up my pride and admit that Technic was truly gone. I guess the mass fabricator is now a thing of the past. However, putting aside my disappointments, a close observation to Tekkit, the newest modpack, it seems to prove that it might be a cool mod to play.
Unfortunately, I was immediately turned off when I saw it only used Minecraft version 1.6 compared to the current version of 1.8 that vanilla is on. In Minecraft 1.8—and also the updates found in 1.7—contained many major changes that I would want.
Thus, until I can get “futuristic” Minecraft again, I probably would just stick with Minecraft Vanilla.
Back into the dark ages with medieval tools, magic, and castles!
And another phrase in the Technic Wikipedia confirmed it: ”Welcome to the Technic Pack Wiki! This Wikia is for the Technic modpack, but it seems that the Tekkit modpack has completely replaced it and now there is no more Technic modpack...”
Well, I had to swallow up my pride and admit that Technic was truly gone. I guess the mass fabricator is now a thing of the past. However, putting aside my disappointments, a close observation to Tekkit, the newest modpack, it seems to prove that it might be a cool mod to play.
Unfortunately, I was immediately turned off when I saw it only used Minecraft version 1.6 compared to the current version of 1.8 that vanilla is on. In Minecraft 1.8—and also the updates found in 1.7—contained many major changes that I would want.
Thus, until I can get “futuristic” Minecraft again, I probably would just stick with Minecraft Vanilla.
Back into the dark ages with medieval tools, magic, and castles!
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