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is a pretty good description of Hexxit, so what exactly are you looking for?

What? You... You need to buy Minecraft.

You need a server (access) to run solder.

Here, if they obviously pertain to the changes made in 1.1.9, otherwise on the bug board.

I use dropbox. Pretty fast, pretty easy. P.S. This is the wrong spot (This belongs in Platform Pagoda, I think) but it's ok.

RedPower as a whole was removed, because it isn't updated.

1. Power tools. (Other than Sci-fi robot hands, which oddly enough don't really appeal to me.) 2. Standardized, tiered armor. 3. Redpower tubes. 4. Barrels.

Ok.

HEY! THAT'S MY SERVER'S IP!

TE 1.6+ is moving to a completely new energy system. It will, however, include a converter so we can still power quarries and stuff.

When 1.6 hits Tekkit (and it most certainly will) I think you'll agree the new content was worth the wait. King lemming has decided to port TE 3.0 back, so that's one completely revamped mod, and Galacticraft 1.6 has significantly more content than it did in 1.5. (Enough for Micdoodle8 to deem it "Galacticraft 2".) Anyway, qCraft looks really cool (and makes my head hurt) and I look forward to testing it.

I would guess not based on the imploding eyes.

32 bit java is the default, there's a tiny blue link below the download button or something to choose 64 bit.

Not necessarily. He may just need to install 64 bit java.

Yep

RedPower

I think I read somewhere on the FTB forums that King Lemming was planning on back porting 3.0. We'll see, I guess. Edit: Sort of. Found here.

I'd consider it a possibility for 1.6, especially because of the somewhat uncertain circumstances surrounding Thermal Expansion. I personally wouldn't be against its inclusion if all the new content is done right. The only things missing without any form of replacement are the crops and the sprayable blocks. Even without IC2, though, 1.6 is going to have loads of new content, between Thermal Expansion and Galacticraft.

Nah, if they are that rich they'd buy a skyscraper and the police.

Quartz is too fancy for a black market. Here in Chicago, there's a central district with rail terminals, tall modern buildings, and historic structures and areas. Outside of that, there's a generally older, run down residential neighborhoods consisting of grids of smaller brick homes with a park every few blocks, as well as dozens of rail yards and industrial districts. Outside of that, there's forest preserves, suburbs, O'Hare Intl, more rail yards, etc.

No need to be rude. I'll tell you how to log in. Step 1: Purchase Minecraft. If you already own Minecraft, skip to step 2. Step 2: Input the Email address you gave to Mojang as your account login when you bought Minecraft into the username box. Step 3: Input the password you chose when you bought Minecraft into the password box. Step 4: Press "Launch".

You have to edit the config for there to be any change.

Melting down cobble breaks even, but netherack gives you a surplus A well balanced mechanic by King Lemming.