GDLauncher VS Enigmatica2Expert

I used to use GDLauncher, but I would not recommend installing a launcher that lets issues like this one go by for almost a year without being fixed: https://github.com/gorilla-devs/GDLauncher/issues/1288

Skip all that manual install crap - https://prismlauncher.org/wiki/ or https://support.curseforge.com/en/support/solutions/articles/9000196904-creating-a-custom-profile or https://github.com/gorilla-devs/GDLauncher/wiki

Another way to make it easy, a bit less easy than the prior but a bit more customization - https://github.com/gorilla-devs/GDLauncher/wiki

The latest GDLauncher beta added an option to allow users to manually download problematic mods. You can get it here (click the Assets dropdown) or wait a few days for it to be released as a stable version.

I would have recommended GDLauncher until this happened to me last week: https://github.com/gorilla-devs/GDLauncher/issues/1288

Maybe give a different launcher a try, I use GDLauncher to run modpacks

maybe you could try GDlauncher it allows you to

Personally i use GdLauncher since it's really simple to use, it also automatically installs open jdk for you, something that basically makes the game run better than normal java, and can still manually download mods that have third-party downloads disabled.

Which other launchers could I use instead? – The shunted devs have established PlaceholderMC as a temporary official replacement. There's also ATLauncher, GDLauncher, and PolyMC itself was a fork of MultiMC.

I've done some research and these modpacks seem to (mostly) be what I'm looking for: Stoneblock 2 and Enigmatica 2: Expert - E2E.

The one thing that I absolutely take issue with is that Enigmatica packs are objectively high effort and have been polished and improved over a huge amount of time - you can go look at the GitHub pages for each of them and see just how many commits there are and when they were made. For E2E, there are nearly 1k commits over five years - (https://github.com/EnigmaticaModpacks/Enigmatica2Expert/commits/master) - that's far more than most packs. Enigmatica 6 has over 10,000 commits (https://github.com/EnigmaticaModpacks/Enigmatica6/commits/master), which is the most I've seen in any modpack so far (and here I was proud of my ~1.3k in Valhelsia 3).

Enigmatica 2: Expert

E2E's MemoryTester config recommends 6144 MiB by default, so something was definitely broken.

IP & link - 178.170.47.74:25566 https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/enigmatica2expert The Servers are hosted on dedicated servers as per below - CPU - Ryzen9 3900X RAM - 128GB @ 2600mhz SSD - 1Tb NvMe Please join the Discord to be whitelisted: https://discord.gg/W8QMWPECny

E2E IP & link - 91.208.92.218 https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/enigmatica2expert

Enigmatica 2: Expert or Enigmatica 2: Expert Skyblock are your best bet. These have really well-designed gating and progression, but they are expert packs, meaning that they’re a lot more difficult than your average modpack. However, they’re also a lot more forgiving than a lot of other expert packs, such as Nomnifactory or GTNH.