CDDA-Structured-Kenan-Modpack VS Otopack-Mods-Updates

I like Kenan's BL9 mod, can be found in his Structured mod pack. If enabled from the start, the enemies can be a little rough to deal with but they fit nicely with Aftershock, so I just avoid them till I am ready.

From testing, I can tell you that everything in the non-archived section of the Kenan modpack (https://github.com/Kenan2000/CDDA-Structured-Kenan-Modpack) is working >99% of the time and is very actively maintained, though it will throw a few errors from time-to-time they are all non-fatal. Other mods are a gamble, but generally speaking this current string of experimentals is more feature-stable than the experimentals leading up to the 0.F stable release - that was the time when there was a big cull of mods over big feature changes.

And https://github.com/Kenan2000/CDDA-Structured-Kenan-Modpack/issues/245

Maybe check out the canonical page instead: https://github.com/Kenan2000/CDDA-Structured-Kenan-Modpack

Big fan of Arcana and usually include it in any magical playthroughs. My last playthrough was with the keenan modpack (https://github.com/Kenan2000/CDDA-Structured-Kenan-Modpack) with an emphasis on BL9 (carried by arcana centipedes). Earning transcendent buffs is cool. Needing transcendent buffs is fun :)

Is that this one?

I'm not sure if it's maintained, but for a while there was a Dinomod mod that did this. Looks like it hasn't been updated recently though https://github.com/Kenan2000/CDDA-Structured-Kenan-Modpack/tree/master/Kenan-Structured-Modpack/High-Maintenance-Huge-Mods/Dino_Mad_Science

The game ships with a few "official" mods. A lot of the community-supported mods have moved to the Bright Nights fork. You can find most of the remaining ones here: https://github.com/Kenan2000/CDDA-Structured-Kenan-Modpack

I use Kenan's continuation of the Otopack because it not only covers all basegame sounds and has a ton of music (and if you dont' like it, there are ways to replace it with music from other packs or your own music) but it also covers the most mods as well.

If you would like sound effects for your game, it will require you to manually install the file. I like to use the ottopack soundpack, which is found on github. You would just download the zip from the green code button, extract the zip, and move the zip into Cataclysm's sounds folder. You would then be able to enable sounds in the game options.

I personally use ZArchiver. It's a matter of downloading Otopack updated from https://github.com/Kenan2000/Otopack-Mods-Updates Follow the instructions given there. You can find the zip file you just downloaded from their github in "Downloads" using ZArchiver and extracting it. Then the contents of that sound mod pack go "storage/emulated/0/Android/com.cleverraven.cataclysmdda.experimental/files/data/sound" Then just drop the "Otopack+ModsUpdates" folder there.

https://github.com/Kenan2000/Otopack-Mods-Updates Hey man sorry I missed this yesterday! Here is the link! Enjoy! Its a great pack

I don’t know that it’s the best, but I’ve been using and liking Otopack, looks like it’s still getting updates https://github.com/Kenan2000/Otopack-Mods-Updates

Maybe not the best person to ask because I only recently started playing, but I've been using the Otopack soundpack from here and I've really been enjoying it. Great mix of music and ambient tracks, and all the other sounds seem appropriate and well done.

Otopack.

It’s simple, download and extract your soundpack of choice (I prefer Otopack), then put the folder in data/sound.

I am using this one https://github.com/Kenan2000/Otopack-Mods-Updates/commits/master.