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in reply to @LeminWedj's post:
in reply to @Gyro's post:
and then there's also the problem if you just stick to 1.12.2, where a fuckton of mods are just for versions after that and aren't available for it
Honestly if I was gonna stick to an old version it'd be 1.7.10 because Thaumcraft 4 and RotaryCraft and a bunch of other stuff.
What's the big draw with 1.12.2? What cool mods never updated past that version that people still want?
i dunno, i think it's moreso just that it's the one that most mods are on. thaumcraft 4 is still the goat though
some of those troubles is why I just stick to modpacks to have someone else take care of the putting it all together