10 Minecraft Mods You Must Try

Minecraft itself is considered a game that gives freedom to its players. Besides playing survival mode or some other modes in Minecraft you can try using MOD to make your game even more exciting. There are lots of MODs that you can download for free on the internet and here I will recommend 10 Minecraft Mods that you must try and install.

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1. Optifine / Fastcraft

If you have a PC / Laptop with potato specifications, then you must try Optifine / Fastcraft using MOD can help you to increase FPS in games and overcome Lag while in the game. In addition, by using Optifine / Fastcraft you will get other features such as Support for using Shaders, Dynamic Lights, Mipmaps and many others.

2. Journey map

Journey Map will help you in playing minecraft like being able to see objects around you. by using the Journey Map which will make it easier for you to do survival. In addition, with the Journey Map you can mark your favorite places that you have visited previously. The journey map can also tell you if there are enemies or mobs around you by placing a mark on the mini map.

3. Not Enough Items, Inventory Tweaks and Waila

You can use these three mods in one package, because these three mods have almost the same and related functions. Some of the functions of the three mods are as follows:

Inventory Tweaks: serves to replace your damaged items with one click, Sort the items in your inventory and others.

Not Enough Items: by using this mod you can see all the items along with the methods and recipes to make them. Perfect for those of you who are beginners.

Waila : if you use this mod, you will easily get information regarding the block or item that is in front of you. Where will appear a tooltip that provides information from the block or item.

4. Millenaire

This mod really helps you in terms of survival such as mining. If you usually have trouble finding good items such as diamonds, emeralds and others, this mod can be a solution. This Millenaire mod will make it easier for you to find these items. In addition, this mod can also change villagers into children, men or women.

5. The Lost Cities

This mod provides parts that the world has forgotten, such as massive buildings and destroyed industrial buildings. Lots of buildings are generated randomly by this mod such as roads, bridges, tunnels, subway systems, prisons and so on. So that this mod makes the world in Minecraft feel more alive. Where this mod will make you start the survival mode of The Lost Cities.

6. Twilight Forest

By using the Twilight Forest mod, your survival world will be filled with adventures that take you to meet strange creatures, explore dungeons, and other spectacular things. This mod also features a magic forest that will have many surprises in it.

7. Decocraft

Although this mod doesn’t provide a significant change, this mod will make your Minecraft world feel more alive. Where is the Decocraft mod itself, you can add many additional decorations to decorate your minecraft world, such as tables, chairs, paintings and much more.

8. Bacteria Mod

As the name suggests this mod will add batteries to your minecraft world, you can create or craft bacteria blocks and release them. Each bacterium performs a different task where they can help or even destroy the world you have built.

9. Dungeon Pack

Dungeon pack mod adds dungeon buildings and is randomly generated. You can find buildings such as the Pyramide, Temple Of Death, Nether prison and many others.

10. Animal Bikes

By using this mod you will be able to drive or use mobs and animals as vehicles, such as riding an ender dragon. Just like playing ordinary survival to ride a mob or animal, you need a saddle first so that this mod can work.

So that’s it 10 minecraft mods that you must try and install. By using this mod you add to the sensation and excitement of playing Minecraft.

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