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A Golden-Age-Plus Modpack that Actually Feels like Beta Minecraft.

Description

Taproot is a "Golden-Age-Plus" pack that ACTUALLY feels like an Old Version of the Game, Just Expanded.

Many things are removed or reverted back to earlier versions. There's no Hunger, No Netherite, No Enchanting or Villages, No Structures aside from Dungeons, and none of Minecraft's Modern Fixings like Tons of Woodtypes, Modern Stair and Slab Placement, Deepslate, Copper, Shields, all of it is gone in favour of a more compact and clean experience.

Now, this doesn't mean it's simply "Just Beta in a Modern Version". Taproot is like an alternate timeline of the game built from the ground up that takes inspiration from all the eras of the game, not just Beta or Release. It focuses on reimagining the game in a package that feels cozy and nostalgic, but it doesn't blindly stick to that Nostalgia either. Nearly all the textures have been redone or touched up in some way, and it's not afraid to change old features and reimagine newer ones. Instead of Brewing Potions, you make special Alcohols that give you special abilities. Instead of enchantments, there's special tools to take their place.

 

Golden Age Features:

  • No Hunger, No Enchantments, No Villagers, No End, No Caves & Cliffs Content, and Simple Woodtypes!
  • Beta Styled Worldgen, Modified to take advantage of New Height Limits!
  • A Hand-Picked Block Palette designed to keep simplicity, while still providing lots of New Tools, Mechanics, and Building Opportunities!
  • Old Placement Mechanics for Stairs and Slabs (To encourage Beta Building Techniques!)

Improvements:

  • Beautiful, Dynamic Seasons!
  • Sprinting Re-Added with a Stamina System like in NSSS!
  • 16 New Dyes and Colours!
  • Overhauls to Transportation, such as Pigs, Minecarts, and Boats!
  • Customizable Paintings and Music Discs to add your own Content to the Game!
  • Controller Support!
  • A Built-In Community Server for Anyone to Join!

Custom Content:

  • Brand New Textures in-between Programmer Art and Jappa Textures!
    (Thank You to the Golden Days and Vintage Resource packs for some of their assets used in this Pack)
  • New Redstone Devices like Portcullises, Conveyors, Magnets, and Crushers!
  • New Decoration Blocks like Glass Doors & Trapdoors, Chairs, Wattle & Daub, and more!
  • New Biomes, Blocks, and Flowers, like the Badlands, Glow Algae, and Daisies!
  • New Toolsets and Items to Replace the Functionality of Enchantments!
  • A Custom Creative Inventory designed for Taproot!
  • A Completely Custom Brewing System for Alcohol!
  • Custom Minigame Features like Spleaves and Life Anchors!
  • And Much More!

If you'd like to Report Bugs, Leave Suggestions, Engage with the Community Server, or be a part of Taproot's Future Development, Join the Discord!

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You DO have permission to:

  • Play the Modpack
  • Create Content Featuring the Modpack
  • Add/Remove Mods from the Pack privately

You DO NOT have permission to:

  • Redistribute the Modpack Anywhere
  • Claim Ownership of the Modpack in Videos or other Content
  • Use this Pack's Assets/Proprietary Mods in other Projects, Personal or Public
    (Proprietary Mods include NostalgiaSquaredTweaks and Autumn's Taproot Additions, Rubytweaks can be used freely in other projects.)

Notice: This pack is not in any way intended to be a slight at the Reminiscence modpack or it's developer, Bali. The tagline "Taproot is a "Golden-Age-Plus" pack that ACTUALLY feels like an Old Version of the Game" is a critique of the amount of low quality packs coming out in the genre recently. Additionally, the now-removed section detailing failures of a lot of similar packs was meant to reference my own failure with Taproot's predecessor, Nostalgia Squared.

Thank you to members of the community for bringing it to my attention that my wording could be interpreted as hostile.