RLCraft Has Never Been So Optimized! || RLCraft Dregora - The 1000x Pain Edition (2)

Today, I would like to draw your attention to failure. Specifically, the multifaceted and multitudinous ways in which I try, and do not succeed, in scraping out even the smallest micro-sliver of progress in this cursed challenge run. Dungeon looting? No thanks - the parasites ate all the mobs and broke all the loot. Exploration? The only thing you are going to be exploring is something's stomach. Crafting? Try again - the parasites broke your bed, ate your house, and fed you to a dragon. Twice. All seems hopeless, until I discover the most optimal way of playing RLCraft Dregora is actually via a bitcoin miner minigame I made out of a bowl of wet dirt that you can feed burned sticks into.

RLCraft Dregora (and its progenitor, RLCraft) are modpacks made (in)famous by their complete disregard of generally accepted community practices regarding Minecraft's core gameplay, and are often perceived as being both punishingly difficult and highly unfair. The packs re-imagine the difficulty curve of the game, introduce hundreds of new mobs, and completely restructures combat for the single, sole, and only purpose of making you the weakest thing in the game - and then expect you to scrape and claw your way out of that position. Failure is not a question of 'if', but 'when', 'how often' and ' why haven't you given up yet'.

I beat this modpack in a single world without dying once. This was not difficult enough for me, so I beat the modpack in Skyblock (give or take). This was STILL not difficult enough, somehow, and Dregora seemed like fun, so this time around we are turning every dimension into the Lost Cities, and will see where that takes us.