Go away, I'm busy!

Do not download. It's a work in progress; it needs a lot of configuration that I haven't had time to do yet. If you download it, it's at your own risk. I've bought the whole computer and I'm going to use those 16GB of RAM and that RTX until they ask for vacations.

So... what's the deal, then?

"Go Away! I'm Busy!" is a massive modpack (over 450 mods) designed for a long-running single-player or server game. The variety of biomes is huge, mineral generation encourages large veins, and from the start, you have access to air, land, and sea transport, as well as various land, air, and sea creatures that you can ride, from horses to whales. You'll be tempted to go out and explore for large deposits to exploit with alchemy, magic, technology, or mechanical creations. Extract, process, and stockpile on an industrial scale, even if you don't actually want to develop an industry. Fancy building your own vehicles or mobile bases? Yes, we've got you covered there too.

The pack includes magic and technology mods, and when the time comes, it will include a quest book with multiple main quests to choose from, some focused on technology and others on magic, so you can choose how you want to progress through the mod pack.

Combat has been significantly revamped: firearms (and enemies with access to them), medieval weapons, the ability to hire mercenaries and establish your own faction, regardless of whether you establish your own colony. A wealth of spells and enchantments further enhance offensive capabilities. From halberds and rapiers to rifles, grenade launchers, and even airships capable of providing close support or bombardment.

Map generation includes cities and fortresses of epic scale, with automatic road generation between key landmarks and a fast travel system that encourages you to expand this road network. A vast list of biomes is integrated, with additional subterranean elements (including underground sewer systems and rivers).

Soo... yeah. It's quite a bite to chew.

But still WIP. Download at your own risk. And don't pester me with timeline or estimations. Go away, I'm busy!