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- 1. Pilot Light Jun 5, 2016
- In debt with the mob, Dion tries to convince Tommy to open their dream restaurant in the Bronx.
- 2. Father of the Year Jun 7, 2016
- Tommy's estranged father becomes a new investor; TJ's school troubles cause a misunderstanding.
- 3. Screw You, Randy Jun 14, 2016
- Tommy and Dion must resort to crime to pay for bringing Thirio to life with Rie's designs.
Our diverse collection includes everything from essential Vanilla Plus and Kitchen Sink packs to thrilling adventure, progression, expert and challenge packs. Dive into our catalog to discover the perfect modpack for your next gaming adventure!
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Oct 19, 2012 · Feed the Beast is a collection of modpacks for the popular sandbox-game Minecraft. Designed to enhance the game, Feed The Beast provides an easy way to play modded Minecraft without having to go through the hassle of installing each mod manually.
Feed the Beast, also known as FTB, originated as a custom challenge map for Minecraft that made heavy use of many mods. It played very similar to a type of map known as Sky Block, where the player is started in a void world with only a small platform, and must overcome a series of challenges.
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Feed The Beast (also known as FTB) is a launcher, community, and large group of modpacks created by the FTB Team. It originated as a custom challenge map that made heavy use of multiple tech mods, developed by a small team led by Slowpoke. It later evolved into into a launcher and many modpacks.
Feed The Beast was created as a custom challenge map, developed by a small team led by Slowpoke. It was announced on February 24th, 2012 on the Minecraft Forums. The map was a SkyBlock map; the player spawned on a small platform in a void world and must overcome a series of challenges. Using the tech mods in the modpack, these goals would be checked and rewarded automatically.
The map was adapted to allow multiple players to compete against each other in a race to complete the objectives. This version gained large popularity after being live-streamed on Twitch with Direwolf20 competing against Mattabase, both very well-known modded Minecraft players.
After the map was released, the FTB Team decided to simplify the installation of the modpack by creating a launcher to automatically distribute the map, mods and configuration for those interested in playing it.
The map went through various iterations, including the bedrock map - known for the challenge and reward structure made of bedrock. However, most players that refer to the "FTB map" mean the pyramid map, known for its large basalt pyramid that included various rooms that listed a set of items the player had to create in order to solve each challenge. That version was then updated to a harder version, known as FTB Insanity, which took many players 50 to even over 100 hours to fully complete.
After hearing about many players using the modpack without playing the modpack, Slowpoke announced the creation of a new, general kitchensink modpack on August 13th, 2012 with a post on the Minecraft Forums.
An important feature of the new modpack was the solicitation of permissions from the mod developers prior to inclusion of that developer's mods in the FTB modpack, which had previously caused Technic controversy.
On June 22, 2020, Overwolf announced that it had acquired CurseForge from Twitch Interactive for an undisclosed amount. After November 30, 2020, the Twitch Desktop App no longer manages mods.
On November 3, 2020, FTB announced a partnership with Overwolf. In the post announcing the partnership, FTB stated that they would be funded by Overwolf. The partnership meant that a new FTB App would be made on the Overwolf platform (requiring the Overwolf app), replacing FTB Launcher, and would be able to access the CurseForge API through the Overwolf platform. The FTB App is developed by CreeperHost, and full creative control remains with FTB. The partnership with Overwolf also meant that the FTB App will pay out CurseForge authors and can download projects that project authors have disabled distributing to third party apps, as the FTB App is an Overwolf app. The post also announced premium FTB accounts for features such as cloud saves. FTB also announced that they would create and publish to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition's Marketplace.
The FTB Launcher was released during a live stream by Slowpoke69696969420420420420420420420420420420420420. The number of downloads initially overwhelmed the server, leaving many users frustrated. After resolving the server issues, a beta version was released. A website, feed-the-beast.com, soon followed. The first production release also suffered from the sheer number of downloads, but the issues were shortly resolved.
The main features of the launcher were:
•It automatically downloaded a list of FTB modpacks and approved 3rd party modpacks.
•It automatically downloaded all mod installation files and created the Minecraft instance.
•It had full distribution support from all developers of the mods included in the pack.
•It had a planned set of config files, assigning unique IDs to all mod blocks, preventing overlaps that cause Minecraft to crash, and were the frequent bane of users trying to manually install mods.
After a partnership with Curse, Inc., the FTB Launcher was discontinued in favor of the Curse Client, later renamed to the Twitch Desktop App. The Twitch Desktop App allows for easy modpack creation, configuration and usage. However, the application did not support Linux, the Legacy FTB Launcher was still supported, but it was considered deprecated.
On October 8 2019, it was publicly announced that the partnership between FTB and Twitch.tv had ended. As a result, on November 1 of that year, FTB planned to pull all of its content (modpacks and mods) from Twitch/CurseForge and migrate to self-hosting it. A revamp of the FTB Launcher was released on 6 April 2020. Despite the announcement, the content was not pulled from CurseForge due to the new partnership with Overwolf/CurseForge.
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