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...Well, if you dare to still want to know, brace yourself and be prepared for the greatest saga of the Internet.

Sure you still want to know?

For ABC, I'd check decompile Mo's creature mod and take a look at the code for the horses. D is a bit harder, but maybe you could do something by checking the code for combustion engines, same for E.

(´･ω･`) ...Hoping no ones get this reference...

Well, to be honest, all the red matter tools are very efficient tools of terraformation.

1) Anything where there is a loss to transmutation, or an external cost. For example, transforming gold in diamond needs more gold than the actual worth of diamond. Or, you have to use some specific, rare resource to execute the transmutations. 2) Nope, it's really just a bunch of diamonds compressed together.

Well, if your trip is just "possessing" loads of diamonds, you might as well cheat them in... When you get one diamond per second, it doesn't make much of a difference.

If you can't prove your tests are legit, yes, we can call you a nutjob.

Condenser and collectors are what makes EE a bad, OP, unbalanced and boring mod. The redmatter is just a few diamonds compressed in one item.

You have Norton, and it really dislikes the Launcher. You should try deactivating it, or better, un-installing it and getting something like Microsoft Security Essentials in its place.

Sorry, my definition of "Cold Fusion" up to now was simply a nuclear reaction happening at a low temperature, even room temperature. This is why I considered Muon Catalyzed fusion as such, but after a bit of research I can see I was wrong. However, IIRC, Rossi did say his cells produced a certain quantity of gamma radiations. I'm not sure it was proven, but that's what he said.

Talking about cold fusion, I read this article about Rossi's invention, a unit able to produce energy in mysterious ways. The whole thing is very scam-ish, and Rossi doesn't have much credibility, but he hasn't been disproved yet, and his tests show that his "Black Box" does produce energy. Personally, I don't put a lot of faith in cold fusion any time soon, but it's still very interesting, and if it work? That would be amazing. What do you think about that?

... I'm sorry, but that's a whole new level of noob. We're asking the size of your monitor in pixels.

How many color dots are there in the light square thing with the cubes.

Well, I'll give you the explanation that assumes that you won't have any problems. First, download the latest version of the launcher here (Green button). Place it on your desktop and double-click it. Now, two things can happen. If it works : A window opens. From there, you can choose your pack, enter your login information and have the launcher download, install and startup the modded MC for you. Congratulations! If it doesn't : You want to go here, and check out the COMMON PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS thread, and thoroughly read it to be sure you're not just having an easily fixable issue. If you can't find the problem from there, go back to the board and click the purple "Submit a Bug report" button, respecting the report format. Cheers!

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Red matter furnaces and black hole bands have a similar dupe glitch. But then, the problem isn't really that they're OP, it's just that they're buggy.

Honestly... And seriously, in the first half of the series, they're supposed to have their real appearance! Wut. This series is extremely unrepresentative of the gaming community.

This argument has no reason to exist, since they're exactly the same thing... They don't work in the same way, but they have the same function. One isn't more OP than the other. P.A.I.N.S. aborted.

It's very awkward when it's the OP himself who derails his own thread, on top of starting an aggressive argument.

My sarcasm meter just imploded due to the overwhelming levels of irony in this sentence. :D

And he's got only one sword too. But he's already got "Love interest #5", so it's all good.

This thread should be the official "Multiple packets explanation thread". And I'm sure you could have explained by yourself, rather than plagiarize me. :(

Now that we've explained packets four times already, why doesn't a fifth guy comes in and explain it again?

I thought about the "ram" thing, but I didn't see the wolf right away. It was obviously much more likely that you worked in a random science enterprise, since every eminent member of this forum is a nobel prize, but for me. And, could it be... Someone else watching SAO? It's always fun to see someone sharing your series. I understand why one would recommend it to another, it IS really good. That too, and some chemist as well. It's apparently a pretty common germanic name.