DivercePack by __Always__
Few modpacks try to do everything at once. DivercePack by __Always__ is one of the rare exceptions that actually pulls it off. Built for Minecraft 1.7.10 and running on the Forge loader, this pack throws magic, technology, adventure, and a healthy dose of hardcore survival into a single, sprawling experience. Whether you want to master Thaumcraft, automate an entire factory with Thermal Expansion, or explore the eerie Twilight Forest, this pack has a path for you.
What Makes DivercePack by __Always__ Stand Out
Most packs pick a lane. This one refuses to. DivercePack by __Always__ for Minecraft blends four major themes into one cohesive world, and the result is a sandbox where you are never short on things to do. You can spend a hundred hours perfecting a Botania mana farm, then pivot to Industrial Craft 2 and build a nuclear reactor without ever changing your save file.
The pack covers an impressive range of content:
- Magic: Thaumcraft, Botania, Blood Magic, Witchery, and Thaumic Horizons
- Technology: Industrial Craft 2, Immersive Engineering, Thermal Expansion, Mekanism, and Applied Energistics 2
- Adventure: The Twilight Forest, Hardcore Ender Expansion, and Mystcraft
- Hardcore survival: AbyssalCraft, Iguanas Tinker Tweaks, and NetherOres
Supporting mods like NotEnoughItems, Waila, JourneyMap, and Inventory Tweaks keep the experience smooth even when the mod list climbs past one hundred entries. Storage Drawers, Iron Chests, and JABBA handle your logistics, while Tinkers' Construct and ExtraTiC give you deep gear customization.
Performance and System Requirements
Let us be honest: this is a heavy pack. To run DivercePack by __Always__ comfortably, you should allocate at least 3 to 5 GB of RAM to your Minecraft instance. Anything less and you will feel the strain once you start generating chunks in the Twilight Forest or loading a large AE2 network. FastCraft is included to help with performance, and it does make a noticeable difference, but hardware still matters.
If you would rather skip the manual setup entirely, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for DivercePack by __Always__, pulling the correct Forge version and every dependency automatically so you can jump straight into your first world.
How to Install DivercePack by __Always__
Getting the pack running is straightforward if you follow the right order. Here is the short version of how to install it:
- Install the Forge profile for Minecraft 1.7.10 on your launcher.
- Allocate 3 to 5 GB of RAM in your launcher's Java settings.
- Download DivercePack by __Always__ and place the files in your mods folder, or import the pack through your preferred launcher.
- Launch the Forge profile and wait for the first load, which can take several minutes.
- Start a new world and confirm that NotEnoughItems and Waila appear in-game.
If something crashes on the first launch, check that no extra mods were added and that your Java version matches what Forge 1.7.10 expects. Nine times out of ten, a mismatched Java build is the culprit.
Singleplayer and Multiplayer
DivercePack by __Always__ works just as well alone as it does on a server. FTB Utilities and FTBLib provide chunk claiming and admin tools, which makes running a small multiplayer world surprisingly painless. You can split roles with friends, one person handling Thaumcraft research while another builds the rail network in Railcraft, and the pack never feels like it is fighting that division of labor.
Tips for New Players
Start with Tinkers' Construct to get basic tools, then branch into either Botania or Thermal Expansion depending on whether magic or machinery appeals to you more. Save AbyssalCraft and Hardcore Ender Expansion for later, since both are designed to punish unprepared players. And keep a JourneyMap waypoint on your base at all times, because this world gets big fast.
Final Thoughts
DivercePack by __Always__ is not a pack for someone who wants a quick, focused run. It is for players who enjoy having a dozen projects open at once and who like the freedom to switch between magic, tech, and exploration whenever the mood strikes. With solid performance mods, deep progression systems, and strong multiplayer support, it remains a rewarding choice for anyone still enjoying the 1.7.10 era of Minecraft modding.