What is it?: - System Overload is my rage modpack meant to feel like greater modpacks like RLCraft and DawnCraft, but like worse. It has series of bloated mechanics such as a sanity, thirst, and temperature mechanics. System Overload also has a found footage vibe thanks to RetroVision shader by marctgamer, like you just booted up an old installation of Minecraft from the 90s in all of its 90s complicated glory. If you find that is hard to progress and find it annoying, that is be design, like I said, this is meant to make Minecraft into a rage game.

How does it run?: - System Overload should run pretty well on most PCs right now because I made this modpack on my 8 year old laptop, it may not run as smoothly as it possiblty could because I had to change some of the settings for the performance mods so they would work on my PC, but it shouldn't be too hard to change yourself. I know that the modpack name sort of implies that it will overload your PC, but I promise that I didn't intentionally make it laggy.

How to progress: - When you first into the world, like many of these kind of modpacks, you will need to get flint to craft a hatchet to break logs. Afterwards you will need to harvest iron from zombies and iron golems. Then klling trumpet skeletons for golden nuggets and eventually making a saw to combine with a carpet, any plank, and an axe to create your first crafting table. Until you have made your first crafting table, you will need to make a primitive bed to sleep through the night. Roughly enough items is installed, so that should help you in figuring things out. Alternatively you could steal all your resources from villages and other structures and skip the hard part.

Comments: - Please feel free to leave comments, this is my first modpack, which isn't as polished as some of the other content on Curseforge. So any suggestions on making the progression harder, or mods that would add to the experience would be enjoyed. I also would be very happy if you went into the comments and dished about how bad this pack is, engagement is engagement. If you do have mods suggestions, I prefer mods that are small, my PC has a hard time running a modpack with just one mod that adds fifty biomes, I also like having mods with less downloads to my pack, as long as it fits the theme (which is very loose so most things do), and is well made in my opinion.

Warning: - If you are installing this Modpack and you get a warning about foreign files, those are CraftTweaker edits and are a part of the experience of the mod pack. Resource packs may also not be installed on intinally installation, remember to install them when you first boot up for the full experience. Remember to put the dragon theme at the top, otherwise it won't work.