gtnh 2 boutta drop fr fr

Most packs have a "You have little resources and everything needs a lot of them" resource-dificulty model. In the meantime GTNH uses a model where you do have a lot of resources but everything uses an absolute shitload of them.

I beat Omnifactory, and was looking for something similar. GTNH is like that but harder, and helps me to commit to a world. I just cracked into the LuV age, and holy balls is the assline expensive to make. Once you get a working AE system and HV based automation, the game changes and really that is where it starts properly. A lot of things you use initially are superseded so I rushed to HV and oil processing. I’m pretty sure some people overbuild the low tech early stuff. Also, start something long running then go and do something else. There are always things to do. I’m a big fan of the hang glider + jet pack combo. Tinkers is pretty OP and deals with the infernals, and a repellator to keep them away from your base. Teleporting creepers, what a nightmare. The quest book is excellent IMHO, and with it you are never really lost, and I’m a loot bag whore. The journey is the reward - take your time and enjoy it.

We must imagine GTNH players happy

Should have done a susy ad while complaining about the time it takes to make Steel :P

Waiting? I was waiting once. They locked me in a mod pack. A GregTech mod pack. A GregTech mod pack GTNH. And GTNH makes me waiting.

i mean it's not really "hard", people just approach it with the wrong mindset, except infernal mobs, that indeed makes for some "fun" moments (like that one time i got sent in the air out of nowhere in the middle of the night and found myself in front of two weird creepers and a flaming skeleton)

I have been on a binge on GTNH for a while now. So much so that I’m buying a computer for only this. Of course the PC will hold different games but the push to buy it is GTNH. I’m someone who’s struggled with things not being complicated enough to properly enjoy something. I think I’ve found my cure Edit: I shall try to do what very few can do, and become a GregTech ENJOYER

The questbook makes GTNH manageable. It was nice to switch to this pack after omni/nomifactory. But without expectation of beating it quickly and with expectation of slow (but steady) progress it is really enjoyable. Except searching for that damn silverwood tree for 30 kilometres. EDIT: waiting long times for a machine to process an ore can be used to... do some non-game stuff. Just leave it on inventory screen and program something. Or go shopping. Or play second instance of Minecraft :D

Community Edit: wrote this before watching the whole video, didn’t know it actually was point number 1

It's hard not for the reason most think. Have to learn to look for more than 10 seconds at nei for the most efficent recipe. Most of the time, if you don't have a resource, there is a workaround. Also, stockup on basic resources like dirt, which can be turned into clay. Also, automate common resources, which is a no-brainer.

i reached HV in GTNH via more or less hand feeding every machine barring occasional very simple temporary hopper setups (not as a challenge or anything, i just found that to be easier than spending a bunch of time automating tasks i could complete faster manually and have a weird mental block of not being able to build automation systems that need monitoring), while i had a good time doing so holy shit is this pack absolutely not for everyone. You really need to be the type of person who can imagine sisyphus happy to not wanna fucking die playing it.

The resource cost are recursive up to a point so you need to automate early but not too much. The trick is knowig what to automate when and how much.

I think GTHN needs way to customize the input, outputs and time requirements so players that want an SMP that will last a few years and people that just want to play 1, 2 or 3 hours per session can have fun.

I made it to IV on Nomifactory and that took me like 6 months 🤣. Playing a couple hours a week because of work. I love the concept of GTNH but I wouldn't ever be able to play it. If they ever decided to remake an easier version of it for us folks that work I'd probably give it a try.

It's a lot to handle but fairly fun if you don't expect to reach milestones often the further in you go. It can be really satisfying to design your own systems and more efficiently process materials, even if it's not perfectly optimal. However the furthest I got was late IV so I still a very long way to go.

I've legitimately attempted GTNH. Mainly due to the way it greatly deepens several mechanics in ore processing, electricity and depth in crafting. (And because it's known as the top dog for GT Expert) I've made it around 100-150 days before noticing a trend. It's not just attempting to de-abstract several processes in Minecraft, but it's also making it as grindy as humanly possible. As mentioned, it takes truckloads of resources to get anywhere, and many processes offered by some mods (like the smeltery) to try to ease the process are nerfed to the ground. But fundamentally, my greatest problem with it is how repetitive it is. You have to manually craft every damn thing up until you get well into the electric age, which when compounding with GT's method of crafting, it's pretty damn annoying. Also, even in the steam age, tech and processes need constant babysitting. Given how long everything takes its no wonder that all but the most tenacious (or... those who lack a life) will give up. In one's opinion, I'd be much more okay with GT NH if you could automate from the start. Probably with the help of AI controlled Co-op partners. Albeit, even with that, late game GT NH sounds repetitive given how the machines evolve (Skimming the JTI showed a frightening amount of machine tier recolors). There are good ideas here. For example, I love how the fact that the ore generation is centralized into chunks, which would in theory reward the construction of infrastructure (If it wasn't so god damn expensive). My favorite is that ores themselves also are shaped to resemble their real life counterparts. Iron and Copper for example, are not called that, but instead their real life counterparts like Magnetite (Fe3O4), Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2). It's not just a name change, the ores themselves are composed of a chemical element, which when given a particular process will have different outputs. Smelting for example will turn them into the metal that most closely resembles that composition, IE be it Iron for Magnetite or Copper for Chalcopyrite. But since they're not pure ores, if you put them through other more advanced mechanical or chemical processes, you can get different outputs from that same ore. However, before you get there, there's a lot of suffering. And even then, I'd argue that it would still feel extremely grindy. You have to legitimately enjoy the actual process of slow and brutal progression that this modpack offers, because that's the main course. For everyone else? I highly advice for you to keep away and try out other modpacks which play with those mechanics while not gating that part of the game before literally hundreds of hours of grunt work. Carpel tunnel and an existential crisis is all that awaits you upon this land.

Haven't really tried susy yet (i remember toying around before it was in curseforge) but i expect something better than this. GTNH is such a constant pain. I remember i got half thought MV and deleted the instance bc i couldn't deal with it anymore and after a while went to play nomifactor and had a great time. I still think that this modpack is made to be played by groups of people (the bigger the better) bc playing it alone seems detrimental to that person's mental health

what upsets me about gregtech is that it conditions people to accept thousands of hours of continuous gameplay of one game as "normal"

i'm around 150 hours in GTNH and just about to hit MV, I've been taking my time and just chilling out, not rushing anywhere. I'm really enjoying it. at the end of the day it's all about the path and not the goal. but im pretty sure I'll abandon it as soon as next college year start cuz GTNH takes way too much time and maybe return sometime later

What even is a Modpack if it can't even take me a year of nonstop grinding. But fr tho, love gtnh, the amount of integration and work that went into this is insane it's like another Game

Went straight into GTNH cold turkey, only 100 hours ish so far, but easily best modpack. Very greggy.

A friend and I have started GT NH. So far it is super complex comparatively to other modpacks...I used to think DD&S was tedious but boy was i WRONG...We're currently almost out of steam age in the quest book and about to get into LV. We're roughly 20-30 hrs in

This is the only game I would bring to a stranded island.

You can get into HV in 2 to 3 days as long as you can deal with hunger early on.

gtnh have a good answering chat but that is because they are waiting too😂

You made it sound so negative?

I wouldn't say it's hard although annoying at times, like steel super early game. It really does take a while to progress. also no way it takes new people 50 hours to hit lv. I hit lv after about 10-15 hours. Granted that was during my 3rd lv run through, my first run I think it took me about 35 hours to hit lv since I was doing so many things innocently, got unlucky with ore veins, and a bunch of other things. A creeper also blew up in my storage room and my items despawned since I was afk in there, which set me back a lot, luckily a couple chests survived and it only set me back like 6 or so hours

Honestly saying, GTNH isn't hard, Its the player himself who is making it hard for themselves. You should really know yourself before you do something, just like college.

I'll get to GTNH one day...haha taking the long route, E2E again for the third time, then Meatballcraft and then MAYBE GTNH..in like 2 years time lmao

Greg shall be absolute

Finally, Gregtech New Horizons

Simple to finish gtnh you need to sacrifice your soul to greg tech.

GTNH is just "haha it's fun because it's le hard"

GHG Stargate update - current time to Stargate 1: 2100hr

GTNH so easy, I have decided I will never launch a rocket till they nerf the stargate.

You know what, fine. I give up. You win. No more 300 days. Delete the world. Delete GTNH. End it all.

Sounds like coping

one word: greg it has greg in the name, greg is not good (GING)

Because it is just that greggy.

Should I play this?

I made LV once.

Untrue. I along with my team are UMV in GTNH.

Miller Carol Lewis Brenda Johnson Michael

Suggest me some tech modpacks if you don't mind.

cool

i will commit greg

keep yapping gtnh on top

gtnh is amazing but they simplify it and I'm disappointed

GTNH greg tech not hard

Terraria

Funny how I saw this the moment I logged off gtnh

Among: us

I swear every "hard" game has a lot of elitist assholes