Author Topic: Tekkit Lite  (Read 17133 times)

unless you have energy collectors
And that's the part of EE that's overpowered.

Ah, okay. In that case, how long did the gray screen stay?
Well look at the time of my post and now it is 4:49 PM (CST)

True, but I also noticed that recipes that use tin are compatible with all versions of tin (Ex. an RT battery can contain a combination of classic tin and lite tin). Also, while the lite tin is typically mined, I found the classic tin in a dungeon.
That's Forge's OreDictionary. And I'd really like it if people stopped pretending like Tekkit adds things. Refer to the metal by the mod that adds it, not if it was in "classic" or "lite"

And I'd really like it if people stopped pretending like Tekkit adds things. Refer to the metal by the mod that adds it, not if it was in "classic" or "lite"
why does that bother you
it's simpler

also, yes tekkit adds things, it's a mod pack

That's Forge's OreDictionary. And I'd really like it if people stopped pretending like Tekkit adds things. Refer to the metal by the mod that adds it, not if it was in "classic" or "lite"
i'm with shygriff on this one, if you've been with tekkit for a while it's easier to just refer an ore by the version of tekkit it was in.

EE is essentially dead now :(

EE is essentially dead now :(
yeah
and as a mage this saddens me

oh well, i'll just have to stick to classic tekkit

EE is essentially dead now :(
the creator of EE is recoding it from the ground up to make it into a better mod.


That's Forge's OreDictionary. And I'd really like it if people stopped pretending like Tekkit adds things. Refer to the metal by the mod that adds it, not if it was in "classic" or "lite"

It's not pretending, it's an actual fact that Tekkit does add things to minecraft, that's generally the point of content pack mods for minecraft. Saying that Tekkit (or really honestly any other mod pack) doesn't add anything to the game is like saying you don't breathe air. You can say it, but it's not true, and if you believe it, pretty much everybody else will disagree because it's literally just not true. And if you're saying that we should only refer to the metals by mods, then no. For one, we can't be assed to actually go and be like "Oh well the blah blah blah tin is now compatible with the bleh bleh bleh tin." No we really won't because there's no point, and it's much easier for us to say "Classic" or "Lite" rather than actually look up where each Tin came from.

It's not pretending, it's an actual fact that Tekkit does add things to minecraft, that's generally the point of content pack mods for minecraft. Saying that Tekkit (or really honestly any other mod pack) doesn't add anything to the game is like saying you don't breathe air. You can say it, but it's not true, and if you believe it, pretty much everybody else will disagree because it's literally just not true. And if you're saying that we should only refer to the metals by mods, then no. For one, we can't be assed to actually go and be like "Oh well the blah blah blah tin is now compatible with the bleh bleh bleh tin." No we really won't because there's no point, and it's much easier for us to say "Classic" or "Lite" rather than actually look up where each Tin came from.
Tekkit does not add anything to Minecraft. The mods do, and the mods are put in a box labeled "Tekkit." The mods inside the box add content. The box itself does not.

but you have to add the mods first so the mods can actually do stuff

I'll say again FORGE ORE DICTIONARY.

Tekkit does not add anything to Minecraft. The mods do, and the mods are put in a box labeled "Tekkit." The mods inside the box add content. The box itself does not.
then it would be called       

"hey have you heard of          ? Yeah            sounds like it has a lot of mods!"

it adds a name

then it would be called       

"hey have you heard of          ? Yeah            sounds like it has a lot of mods!"

it adds a name
No, Minecraft's name is Minecraft.