1.7.10 was the golden age of modding, and 1.12.2 was the silver age, and it hasnt been even half-decent since
RE: https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/apmrxf92139a018q
does literally any mod of note exist only for fabric lol
1.7.10 was the golden age of modding, and 1.12.2 was the silver age, and it hasnt been even half-decent since
RE: https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/apmrxf92139a018q
does literally any mod of note exist only for fabric lol
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1.16.5 was like a sad larp of what once was, and everything after that is just "vanilla+++++++++" like intel 14nm
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@a1ba@suya.place @chjara@akko.tuxcrafting.xyz @aetios@sns.minovsky.space something about using serious industrial tooling to run minecraft of all things is really funny ngl
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@a1ba@suya.place @chjara@akko.tuxcrafting.xyz @aetios@sns.minovsky.space does it? i dont believe any jvm particularly cares about that once the class files are actually parsed lol
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@a1ba@suya.place @chjara@akko.tuxcrafting.xyz @aetios@sns.minovsky.space mayhaps
honestly probably best to look at graalvm's source code to check. it's the canon optimized jvm these days lol
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@a1ba@suya.place @chjara@akko.tuxcrafting.xyz @aetios@sns.minovsky.space i mean in general rather than specifically for minecraft, but yes you can use graal instead of adoptium as cursed as that sounds lol