Do yoU FEeL aLONe?

Update v1.4 – Do yoU FEeL aLONe (Forge 1.20.1)
🧩 Changelog – Layered Signals, Muted Echoes

As the code drifts further from stability, Version 1.4 introduces unsettling visuals, revamped survival dynamics, and structures that might not be as empty as they seem.

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🆕 Mods Added:

• YUNG’s Better Dungeons (by YUNGNICKYOUNG) – Massive underground dungeons full of traps, loot, and forgotten silence

• Fast Leaf Decay (by olafski) – Leaves decay almost instantly after tree felling

• Falling Leaves (by Cheaterpaul) – Ambient falling foliage to enhance mood and tension

• Fast IP Ping (by Fallen_Breath) – Server pinging performance improvement

• BetterF3 (by Cominixo) – A cleaner, modular, and customizable F3 debug overlay

• Insane’s Survival Overhaul (by Insane96) – Tweaks to make survival more dynamic and challenging

• Macaw’s Bridges (by sketch_macaw) – Craftable bridges to span the gaps between safety and danger

• The Anomaly (by clorobored) – Sometimes it’s better not to interact with the strange… but you will

• Max Health Fix (by DarkhaxDev) – Prevents health bar bugs in modded environments

• InsaneLib (by Insane96) – Core library required for Insane96’s behavioral mods

🎨 Resource Pack Added:

• Alternative Rain Sounds (by paoleks) – Rain that sounds just a little off—soothing or sinister?

🎁 Bonus Resource Pack:

• Blinking Ender Eyes (by Futureazoo) – They watch. Sometimes they blink.

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🔄 Updated Mods:

• AmbientSounds 6 (by CreativeMD) – Improved environmental layering

• Cloth API (by shedaniel) – Library update for smoother mod compatibility

• Just Enough Items (by mezz) – Performance and search improvements

• Farmer’s Delight (by vectorwing) – New recipes, fixes, and content support

• Particular (by noobanidus) – Performance and rendering tweaks

• Balm (by BlayTheNinth) – General stability updates

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🧠 Note:
As always, +10 immersive mods and +1 resource pack are added every Wednesday, keeping the world of Do yoU FEeL aLONe unstable, organic, and quietly horrifying. Sometimes you’ll notice the changes. Other times... you’ll feel them.