WARNING: Modpack is playable, but lacks some important / obvious recipes. 

I'm currently working on a version that adds (and integrates) GTCEU, removes a couple of mods and tweaks recipes.

Hexa's Server Pack is a modpack that I (Hexa) made based on MrBeardstone's modpack (Create Perfect World 2) in a couple months for me and my friends' server. Some mods were removed and a lot have been added.

Most important of the featured mods:

• Create + many of it's addons (Because of course it is here :P, and a lot of recipes are
  available in magic grey box format for the create haters)
• Immersive Engineering
• Thermal Expansion
• Applied Energistics 2
• Hostile Neural Networks
• Sophisticated Backpacks + Storage
• Functional Storage (You can probably tell you won't be running out of storage space)
• Bigger Reactors (for a reasonable power source)
• Farmer's Delight
• KubeJS + many of it's addons
• Tinker's Construct
• GregTech Community Edition Modern (soon, not in current available ver.)
• Chipped and other mods of the building variety

This modpack also has a fully fledged out progression path, where you will start from making basic Create machines, progress through Immersive Engineering, and finally enter the era of sleek machines of Thermal Expansion and digital storage.

This WON'T BE/ISN'T a GT-centered modpack. It is included in progression (late game) though, but the logistics are available earlier.  (think fluid/item pipes, LV pumps/conveyors/robot arms/buffers)

A lot of recipes were tweaked, including (as of the current available ver.) Thermal Expansion's, and AE2.

You will have to refine creosote,  make a factory to refine platinum from echo shards, and create some of the most powerful tools you've ever held (unless you played any ATM pack. In that case i'm wrong).

At least some tech knowledge reccomended. Have fun!

NOTE: Thirst system is added, although custom food/drink items that take care of it very well are fully automatable.

Please keep in mind that some aspects will likely change and A LOT is coming soon.

trust the process, people!