Skelray

1) Don't sign your posts. Your name is clearly visible already.
2) Veinminer for 1.5.x? In a 1.6.x modpack?
3) Resources are already very easy to acquire. Why would you even need this?

No.

I don't think it's wholly unjustified for Skelray to fear that Microsoft could screw this up, because let's face it, they've done it before with other acquisitions.  And naturally people are concerned that something which they really enjoy could potentially be marred by all of this.  But it can't be reiterated enough that Mojang lost control of this train a long time ago, and switching out conductors doesn't really change anything when modders can just keep building new tracks in front of it.
 
This is probably the most important part of the EULA at this point in time:
 
"We may also change this EULA from time to time but those changes will only be effective to the extent that they can legally apply. For example if you only use the Game in single player mode and don‘t use the updates we make available then the old EULA applies but if you do use the updates or use parts of the game that rely on our providing ongoing online services then the new EULA will apply."
 
Basically they've said that we can mod 1.8 and prior forever, because they can't change the EULA applied to those versions, and that EULA specifically says we can mod the game.  The same goes for every version released from here on out as well until the EULA says otherwise.  And if by "ongoing online services" they mean authentication servers, then that can be disabled.  And if they mean Realms, well, I don't think that's a concern, because we run our own modded servers.
 
There is literally nothing Mojang or Microsoft can legally do to stop us from playing and modding this game.  So if that's something anyone is concerned about, then don't worry about it.  The only thing in question is what they do with future versions of the game.  And we simply don't have to play those if they're particularly shitty or have a restricted EULA.

Fun fact:Technologically there is _nothing_ Microsoft to do that will stop modding due to the nature of Java it is impossible. If they do anything we can just decompile it and change it.

Quite frankly most of your speech is just fluff and you're analogy's that you are using are for games that at their core are drastically different to MC further more there is no precedent established that suggests that Microsoft is going to do what you are saying.

You obviously missed the fact i liked the previous post and that entire post of mine was sarcasm. Good job, "kid"

People seem to forget that running a business isn't just about them zeros in a paycheck, you need to garner clients and maintain them. If they basically say "Hey you! Yes, you! Go fuck youself!" they aren't running a business, they're running a circus...a really, really bad circus...full of code monkeys *cough cough* that like to throw their own shit at their clients.

I had this problem too. I couldn't open the in game keybinding so to fix it I went into the Morph.cfg file. Open Technic Launcher-> Attack of the BTeam -> Hit the little gear and go to open folder -> config folder -> morph.cfg . You should eventually scroll down to the favorites button and the default is like 42 or something like that. Go to this website : http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Key_codes and choose what key you want to be the favorite (I chose 58, which is caps lock). Now MAKE SURE YOUR save the config file AND save the attack of the bteam folder (it should say Save Folder). Now launch the game and choose which ones you want to be your favorites and hit the button that you chose to have as your favorites key. Now, when you hit the favorites key it should bring up the radial menu and you just use your mouse to pick the one you want.