"What the hell, what kind of ancient version of Equivalent Exchange is this?"
Once Fang Mo figured out the reason behind the problem, he clearly couldn't hold it together anymore. "I said I liked the newer one, the newer one! And it ended up unlocking this old fossil..."
That was right. He now knew where the problem lay.
It was the mod version.
It had been mentioned before that Equivalent Exchange was an extremely old and classic mod. Its origins could even be traced back to the ancient Minecraft 1.1 era.
That had been a true age when gods stood everywhere.
Back then, even this sandbox game had still been in its infancy.
There had not been many mods from the same period as Equivalent Exchange. Fang Mo remembered ones like Aether, Twilight, Railcraft, Industrial Craft, RedPower, Forestry... GregTech 0 had also existed in the same era.
GregTech had already reached version 6 and beyond by now.
That era had truly been a battle among immortals. Due to problems with the game's Forge framework, conflicts between mods had arisen one after another.
Although many excellent mods had fought their way into the modern era, such as veteran mods like Twilight and Industrial Craft, many others had also died sudden deaths back then, such as RedPower. Of course, Equivalent Exchange had been one of them as well.
According to the information Fang Mo had obtained earlier...
It seemed that Equivalent Exchange 2's mechanics had been far too overpowered, severely shortening the game's lifespan. By the late game, everyone was basically in Creative Mode, so many players had criticized it.
Thus, the author had been determined to develop a new mod.
Equivalent Exchange 3.
Unfortunately, EE3 had died before it could accomplish anything. It never gave players a satisfying answer, and the