Factorial

Kocken926 should be banned for using a wrench instead of a spanner. What a horrible engineer.

_Mataroyale_Modpacker_ should be banned for responding to such a well-thought-out message with something so short. Also because of having a name that's easier to copy-paste than actually retype out.

I find your argument quite valid, but what I dislike even more is the huge amount of people making their packs all willy-nilly and it's turning 500 pages of modpacks into thousands. There's not really a reason why anyone else should have a problem with this sort of thing because it doesn't impact how they're listed at all, but I really don't like blindly selecting a page to go on and finding tons of +0 packs with no description. In my opinion, a pack should be locked as private until it gets at least +5. If no one would want to play it as a private pack, why would anyone want to see it listed as a public pack? I think my ranting is much worse and much more pointless than yours, so I'll up my input into 2 bitcoins.

I really doubt the modding api will cause any sort of difference in the drama that all of the modders are playing in.

What was it besides rejecting modpack requests that he did? That seems scumbaggy but not entirely for the purpose of being a scumbag.

Sir_Grox should be banned for his terrifying profile picture that endorses fire and burning and things. It is horribly insensitive to all the people that have lost their lives to fire and their loved ones, as well as all of the wonderful trees that have been burned down in its wake. FIRS NOT FIRES!

You've obviously never browsed the whale box. It's full of them.

Sounds like we're dealing with a pirate here.

Someone suggested me to just convert the client into a server and that worked out perfectly fine for me. If you're wondering how to do so, copy your coremods, mods, and config folders into a folder, then put a server jar in the folder as well and add the version of forge that voltz 2.0 shows in the bottom left when at minecraft's main menu. I personally also add a shell script to allocate more memory, but that's not entirely necessary. And there you go, a functioning voltz 2.0 server. It's a bit awkward to have to do it yourself, but ah well. These are strange times we live in.