Fixes bugs and server issues in Tensura modpacks.
34.7 of the 55 points that apply = 63 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Tensura ReRepair is a server-side compatibility, performance, balance, and bug-fix mod built primarily for Tensura Restricted, with optional integrations that activate only when their target mods are installed. It reduces server work by removing the Elemental Realm’s per-chunk tick cost, throttling NPC and mob checks, caching Gene Editor lookups, and batching inventory advancement checks while still awarding every advancement. It also addresses crashes and broken player states, including invalid NaN damage that could leave players stuck at zero health, an Illusion Lantern stack overflow, Mekanism chunk issues, and a skill-storage concurrency crash. For Tensura Restricted progression, Jeremi’s scenario EP rewards now use players’ true EP, the Sponsor Severance Seal no longer blocks future sponsor offers, and Nightmare sentient bosses such as the Elemental Colossus can grant EP and souls. The mod rebalances several powerful items and abilities: the Sponsor Severance Seal costs 99 percent of a player’s EP and grants three sponsor offers, the Pearl of the Void loses its status-effect immunity and death-save chance, and Nightmare enchantments, Feldway shade skills, and Ultimate-type skills have reduced effectiveness. Items are limited to 15 applied enchantments, while Godly Craftsman can still store more in its library; the highest-level enchantments are prioritized when applying them. Other pack-specific fixes include removing allays and vexes from the Elemental Realm, displaying translated EGO dialogue, and capping Voice of the World announcements to prevent chat flooding. Players can remove one of their own skills, and configuration options cover automatic patch disabling, Constellation reward whitelists, and custom statistics for mobs from installed mods.
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