Army Engineer: Total Warfare

Added:

• create: design n' decor
• vs create armor
• CBC: Chemical warfare (it's added for fun, not as a joke against the Geneva Convention which I respect very well in real life and also you are able to imitate warcrimes even in vanilla minecraft so this changes nothing besides gameplay experience.)
• few optimization mods

Removed:

• Simple Flat World

Resourcepacks:

• My custom resourcepack (work in progress)
• Create: ComputerCraft by End_Rage
• Create: Diesel Generators Sound Replacement by aspctt

Warning:

The modpack has grown to such a big size, that slowly even the performance mods can't keep up. To greatly improve performance I recommend removing/disabling the following mod combinations (not all needed):

• Cosmic Horizons; Starlance
• Xaero's Minimap; Xaero's World Map; XaeroZoomout
• Just Enough Items
• Cubes Without Borders

Considering:

I'm thinking the modpack is about to reach its full potential (yes this does mean that soon I'll go back to CrafterStrike), and level of lag possible. To make performance drastically better, I might split the modpack into 4 versions:

• Army Engineer: Tanks (directly focuses on building tanks using strictly create related mods)
• Army Engineer: Vehicular Warfare (focuses on more vehicles to be built (e.g. ships, submarines, bomber planes))
• Army Engineer: Space Battle (only focuses on the fictional space content of the modpack)
• Army Engineer (as of right now. The full experience.)

Current Computer Specifications needed in my opinion for a great experience:

• Pretty strong CPU (others might say ordinary): at least 4 cores and 8 threads at 3-4 GHz
• At least 10GB Available memory.
• With shaders an RX 5600 XT or an RTX 2060 gpu is recommended, otherwise iGPU should do fine as well
• in multiplayer 30-50 Mbps download and upload internet speed, with less than 100ms ping. (Yeah I'm crazy.)
• 500MB of disk space to install it, and 2-5 GB of space if you do serious battles, and have a messy habits even digitally.
• OS: Should work fine both on windows and linux based distros. MacOS? Well not tested for certain reasons, so a maybe but rather a no...

Other Notes:

Reenabled Immersive Optimization. Originally the reason I disabled it was I thought it caused a visual bug related to rendering create cogwheels and shafts werid (stuttering animations). (Honestly what I was thinking...)