Well that explains the four missing front teeth . <| sep |> oh my fuck these birds are amaaaazing ! <| sep |> I forgot after our lengthy discussion yesterday 3 , was it confirmed the legendary figures ones are Walmart exclusives ? <| sep |> As a German , I ' m against this law . It bans too much of the good stuff and allows too much of the weird stuff . <| sep |> I weep every time Sam takes the checkdown to the RB on 3 rd and long , and I ' m the biggest Bradford fan around . <| sep |> Oh then I was not junior pretty quickly at my company msp . Always a lot of work <| sep |> Yes , easy mods are more popular , but that ' s also because they ' re the one included in mainstream modpacks . The vast majority of players will download a prebuilt pack and never touch a config file or a MineTweaker script . That role almost universally falls on modpack developers . And that ' s the problem . If mods were designed to be hard by default , with simple config to disable the hard parts , it would be easy for modpack maker to make a easy pack ANDIt would be incredibly less difficult and time consuming to make a hard pack because you wouldn ' t have to redesign every mods . That would be much better for everyone . Except maybe for the mod developers that will have more work to do . You did expect most people to hate hard and complex game and play the easy way instead , which is mostly true . However , If mods maker designed the mod with a hard mode it would be easier to make hard pack too . If mainstream pack had a hard version , like the expert mode , the harder gameplay would be more popular . I ' d say , one of the reasons hard mods and packs especially are not popular is that it ' s incredibly time consuming to change mods to make a hard pack out of easy mods . I don ' t think they would gain a lot of popularity , but it wouldn ' t hurt . Also , if people now play longer on a pack because it takes a lot more to reach end game , you don ' t need to make new fresh pack as often . So why can ' t we have hard mode an option in mods ? That ' s what I ' d like to see .