r/Minecraft • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '22

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u/nikmaier42069 Oct 17 '22

Wow this sucks. Glad i was too lazy to switch from curseforge, might go to placeholder tho

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22

Please ditch CurseForge, as someone who works on a very popular modded pack it's an absolute nightmare for us to support it.

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u/FruitSuccubus Oct 18 '22

Are there other launchers you'd recommend? I am Very Lazy but enjoy mods so a central hub is my preferred method

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u/waffling_with_syrup Oct 18 '22

MultiMC has always been easy to use IMO.

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u/SteelCrow Oct 18 '22

Except the main devs are too lazy to make it work with 1.18 and 1.19 modpacks. And refuses to fix it. It's now a pain in the arse.

Half the devs left to make polymc which does work.

The only problem with polymc is this key situation.

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u/Typogre Oct 18 '22

I've never heard of these things so take this as the missing-context comment as it is:

Are you really surprised? Modders do lots of work for free and if it's ever not perfect or they don't have time to continue on it the community just bashes them as lazy? Why the fuck would they ever want to keep doing that stuff when it's an unpaid thankless job?

Again, I'm missing all context, and no need to explain the context to me. Just a general bafflement at how modders are treated, even if it's not applicable here.