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LEVaughn

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  1. I've seen a lot of "Hate" for MCPatcher around here and I honestly don't understand why. I won't complain, but I'm going to ask quite simply one thing. Would it be so hard to update Forge (on your own time) to help run with MCPatcher? As far as I can tell - it wouldn't be exactly hard, as much as it would be about getting over some bias problems with the owner or the software. If you can make Forge run with Optifine and other various things, no reason why you can't with MCPatcher - you'd get a lot more customers that way. Just a thought - not trying to start a flame war here. Reason I asked is because I like MCPatcher and for me it seems to be the only thing that's worked incredibly smoothly for me. Everything else was a jumbled mess and I had to go through hell for anything to work. MCPatcher helps me drastically.
  2. I use.. - MCPatcher and have never had this kind of problem in my life. It's either a texture pack issue, a video card issue, or your trying to load multiple incompatible mods together such as MCPatcher/Forge. Forge has been a fickle bitch for me and I've tried to use it before. I deleted everything, ran Forge by itself and I spent maybe an hour trying to install a mod so simple as "Single Player Commands" and "Toomanyitems", neither worked for me. Then I tried to install Custom NPC's after installing those two mods (an hour later) and all three said they were loaded, but refused to actually work within the game itself. So I finally dug through about ten tutorials, got it all to work, decided it was way too much work for not that big of an improvement, and dumped it all for MCPatcher because it has something so simple that no one else has - connected textures. Oh and it has a friendly interface that makes shit much easier and quicker. - Optifine, its a graphical tweaker. Its designed to make vanilla minecraft run smoother not look better haha. I used it before but now it doesn't work nearly as well for me. So I once again dumped it in favor of MCPatcher. So to answer the original question - its either Forge, your Texture Pack, Video Card or conflicting mods. MCPatcher (though everyone hates it) is actually not so much of a problem as long as you aren't installing mods that require heavy modifications such as a pack that adds many new blocks (which most blocks/weapons aren't really worth adding as most look like crap or do very little).
  3. I think the main reason most people use MCPatcher is due to its UFI (User Friendly Interface) and its connected textures / as well as the fact it loads most mods (that don't require extensive modifications like tons of additional weapons that do nothing special and look quite silly / new items that also are useless) and rarely crashes. It tests for problems, gives you an exact readout on the problems, and is generally more texture improving based. Optifine is about making Minecraft run faster, not really helping it look nicer. Plus its more jumbled to use Opt/Forge instead of just MCPatcher - no idea why the owner of Forge can't just give the fans something so simple. Its not hurting anyone except his damn pride which he's displayed in multiple threads (I've seen the guy cuss people out for being polite, its unprofessional and rude).
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