Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

@BatElite your rooves are good!!

I always underestimate how much better a house looks with a proper roof

I've honestly barely used any of the mods yet, because I made the classic mistake of building a really awful looking house in a rush before night time, so I've actually spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to fix it (when I really should have just built a different house and then knocked down the old one)

I ended up trying out enigmatica 2 light

and it's good!

• the grass rendering glitch doesn't happen in this pack
• it contains a lot of interesting mods
• it contains a questbook to help you through the mods (although apparently a couple of the quests are broken in the light version, so if your computer can handle the regular version, use that)
• turning on mipmaps made things look so much better.

@witchfynder_finder @onethousandtwentyfour@weirder.earth I'm so glad we've been able to genetically engineer cows to naturally produce chocolate milk

@witchfynder_finder @onethousandtwentyfour@weirder.earth I'd interpret "almond chocolate milk" as "chocolate milk (from a cow) with almond flavouring"

maybe I should work out how to make my own modpack...

@softgoat cute!

although: there's definitely something weird with the modpack, because the grass was always the same colour, regardless of biome

whelp, I've managed to ruin my brain by doing this.

I was playing a game in 1.14, but decided to try out a 1.12 modpack.

I couldn't stand the modpack due to the lack of many great things from 1.14, and due to the older textures being a lot less pleasant to look at.

I tried switching back to 1.14, but I can't because I feel frustrated about the lack of mods like minimaps and chisels and bits, and the lack of interesting long term stuff to do.

@pup_hime yeah, I was just thinking that – they're constantly changing up almost the entire cast of the show, and when a new producer/showrunner comes in they often change a lot of aesthetic things too

@pup_hime
Something like Doctor Who, where there isn't an overarching storyline, can run forever, and I'm fine with it.
But a show where there *is* a storyline? That needs to stop, and I'd prefer it to stop as early as possible.

While I later found out the author is a jerk, one of my favourite webcomics is one that went for 150 pages and then finished. It could have gone forever. But instead, it was very satisfyingly concluded, long before it overstayed its welcome.