A Cobblemon adventure with magic, technology, and automation.
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Modified Cobblemon: Overclocked is a kitchen-sink Cobblemon modpack that combines Pokémon training with technology, automation, exploration, and endgame progression, favoring variety and freedom over tight balance. Its technology lineup includes Mekanism for ore processing, fusion reactors, and digital mining; Ender IO and Just Dire Things for machinery and automation; Applied Energistics 2 for digital storage; Industrial Foregoing for automated farming and mob processing; and Create for kinetic machinery. Players can build factories, storage networks, and automated systems, while exploring biomes from Tectonic, Oh The Biomes You’ll Go, and Regions Unexplored, with Waystones and backpacks supporting travel. Combat and endgame play include Cataclysm bosses with distinctive abilities and high-tier loot, powerful enchantments and artifacts from Apotheosis, and End Remastered’s search for hidden relics before facing the Ender Dragon. FTB Quests guides players through Cobblemon training, automation, and exploration, with rewards for completing challenges and room to choose a focus such as technology, adventure, or Pokémon mastery. The pack is designed for cooperative multiplayer, with trading, battling, shared progression, and player interaction alongside performance adjustments intended to support large bases and automation-heavy builds.
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