What is your favorite MC version and why?

>souless flavor of the month

the version that has the most mod compatibility!

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You do know that lush caverns will be able to spawn in the large caves right?

yes please fix me, give me another 30 dramas under my windows just outta boredom, than blame me for results, stupid fucks

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anything older than 1.9 is unplayable due to combat changes

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You now have to wait 0.2 seconds before attacking, how is that even relevant or game changing?

Why, The one that tells me to amplify and listen to BIPOC voices of course!

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Beta 1.7. Fuck hunger and auto health regen.

Cringe and bluepilled

The one that lets you manually save and isn't treated as always online when playing single player

So what are some necessary mods or modpacks for 1.7.10 modded?

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Tekkit Classic
It built upon preexisting mechanics nicely instead of adding foreign elements and 7 guide books on spawn.

Stop acting like hunger changes the game

You don't understand. It regens my health instead of instahealing like in the old days! Not to mention not letting me sprint without it, something i was never able to do, since sprint and hunger are from the same update!

0.625 seconds*
This makes a really big difference, and just isn't fun to me, the gameplay breaks down to: click, run backwards until you recharges, hit again, and rinse and repeat. As opposed to
charging in and clicking on multiple enemies. One of the most fun things you can do in old minecraft is seeing if you can straightline a creeper with a stone/wood sword before it explodes

On top of this, you have to sacrifice half of your entire screen if you want to survive a creeper explosion by blocking

Beta 1.6.6
The old biome generation system was good

Maybe it doesn't "change" the game, but its still a bad mechanic. Hunger goes from being something you genuinely need to worry about in the early game to a minor annoyance after that. It's easy to get stacks and stacks of food, which amounts to randomly having to stop and eat every few minutes.

What, having 2 biomes and shitty broken mountains all over the place?
Hunger depletes by sprinting. Don't sprint, no hunger depletion.

this tbqh