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Not only is it quiet, but it's also been negative in here. Understandable given the shit that's been going on with Minecraft and modding. So how about this, what's your favorite mod and why? I don't have a specific favorite one but I'll just pick one of my favorites, since I'm an American, I love food. And Minecraft has no shortage of food mods, but we all already know the big ones. Cooking With Blockheads, Farmer's Delight, Tranny's Harvestcraft, but I wonder how many people heard of Caupona?
It seems to be based largely on Ancient Roman/Greek(?) foods, it's fairly easy to make food without the bloat that Farmer's Delight adds (not to mention the add-ons), much as I love that mod, how many people are making all that food? Caupona is mostly soups and stews but has some other oddities. Some nice blocks are added as well, mostly inspired by that time period I mentioned. Even does something I haven't seen before, when making stews you can add potions to them, allowing you to gain that potion(s) effect while also granting you the normal bonuses food gives you (which makes food pretty damn strong, especially when paired with Spice of Life). Food mods are more for roleplaying than functionality since you can just cook meats and call it a day (unless you have a mod that nerfs that, such as Spice of Life) but Caupona's potion mixing with food does indeed make the extra steps worth it. The Mod Author also made another cooking mod, Convivium.
I'll be frank, I have not played around with this mod at all. It seems more complex but more rewarding at a result, and seems to be the "beverage" side of Caupona.
It seems to be based largely on Ancient Roman/Greek(?) foods, it's fairly easy to make food without the bloat that Farmer's Delight adds (not to mention the add-ons), much as I love that mod, how many people are making all that food? Caupona is mostly soups and stews but has some other oddities. Some nice blocks are added as well, mostly inspired by that time period I mentioned. Even does something I haven't seen before, when making stews you can add potions to them, allowing you to gain that potion(s) effect while also granting you the normal bonuses food gives you (which makes food pretty damn strong, especially when paired with Spice of Life). Food mods are more for roleplaying than functionality since you can just cook meats and call it a day (unless you have a mod that nerfs that, such as Spice of Life) but Caupona's potion mixing with food does indeed make the extra steps worth it. The Mod Author also made another cooking mod, Convivium.
I'll be frank, I have not played around with this mod at all. It seems more complex but more rewarding at a result, and seems to be the "beverage" side of Caupona.
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