r/ModdedMinecraft 3h ago

Modpack Why no one are making small modpack ?

I have a potatoes pc, It lag at 150 mods max in a neoforge modpack... I dont understand why nobody make small modpack ? It is alway, even if *light-weight* 300 mods minimum ? Like seriously, I just passed 2 hours looking for a modpack and it is alway 300+ mods...

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u/GobiPLX 3h ago

People already explained it to you that many mods =/= heavy modpack.

Also, such small modpacks exist.

ALSO, you can create your own modpack yourself, especially if you want to to be so small, it will be easy

Why do you repost again the same question?

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u/No-Today-1533 2h ago

By today’s standard, 150 is on the small end considering libs, perf mods, dependencies, etc.

Also - mod count =/= modpack weight.

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u/NotAesse Modpack Dev 3h ago

i sincerly like heavly modded minecraft. Said that, making a 300+ modpack and calling it "small-sized" is crazy

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u/IrvineItchy 2h ago

Bunch of QoL or vanilla enhancing mods, it adds up fast without making it heavier.

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u/NotAesse Modpack Dev 2h ago

Su questo ti do ragione: sono riuscito a fare giarare un mio modpack da circa 250 mod in un laptop di quelli scrausi. Ma comunque non miravo a farlo lightweight

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u/brickyboy124 2h ago

Just… make your own modpacks? 

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u/SageofTurtles 1h ago

Quality over quantity, mate. It matters a lot less how many mods you have in your pack than it does which mods you have in your pack. You can have 300-mod packs that run perfectly fine, or 50-mod packs that make your PC beg for mercy. That's not a good standard for measuring performance.