Cutting the iron cost of these tools in half is a pretty nice bonus, and I now interleave the TF into my progression, instead of treating it like a standalone adventure like I used to. If you are like me, you have a lengthy period of time between using iron tools and reaching sustained use of the advanced tools (eg diamond, thaumcraft artifacts, high-end tinker tools, whatever). Ironwood tools cost half as much iron to make, and have slightly better durability. Ironwood tools and armor (Twilight Forest): Kind of on the edge of "easy" because you need a diamond to reach the Twilight Forest, but unlocking the TF is probably the single best way to spend your first diamond.
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It's not entry-level, but I'd like to mention that there is a diamond upgrade to this tool that can also move mob spawners. It's especially nice when you need to move one of those cantankerous Industrial Craft machines, but you forgot to bring your wrench. It lets you pick up and move chests, barrels, and most machines without harming the contents.
Much more useful than it sounds.ĭolly (JABBA): Even if you don't want barrels, you should consider using JABBA anyway, just to get this tool. Sickle (RedPower, Thermal Foundation): Harvests grass, leaves, and crops within a 3x3x3 cube. Eventually you'll just make a powerful and permanent tool using one of the other mods, but I've found that there's definitely a window of opportunity where the survivalist gear is handy.ĮDIT: I'm leaving this entry on the list, but I've recently discovered the Tool Box from Inventory Tools, and it has all of the advantages of the survival's tools and more. A half dozen of these allow for long mining trips without the hassle of needing to constantly replace your tools. They have less durability than normal bronze tools, but broken survivalist's tools can be recycled for 2/3 of their metal. Survivalist's Pickaxe (Forestry): Bronze tools that can stack up to 24 tools into a single inventory space. My biggest gripe is that getting enough string to make useful stacks of these things can be hard without some pre-existing infrastructure. I consider these to be an essential spelunking tool. Rope Ladders (Open Blocks): One of the fastest and safest ways to to establish a vertical route when you are starting high and trying to get low.
They are also the single most efficient wood based fuel, but I view this more as a design oversight than a feature. I always keep a stack of these on my hotbar.
They're self stacking, and a tower of them breaks down from the top block down, making it quick and easy to retrieve them when you're done. Scaffolds (Industrial Craft): Much, much better than using random blocks to pillar up to high spaces. Most of these are pretty advanced, so I'm just mentioning them here so people don't think I forgot about them. Personal Flight: Yeah, yeah, there are a zillion ways to make your character fly, from jetpacks to wings to spells. Here are mine, I'd love to hear about yours! This is, of course, a subjective standard.
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I assume that everyone knows about sorting machines, jetpacks, ore doubling, and so on, but what I'm looking for here is simple stuff that can be made with minimal resources and low mod knowledge, and that might be overlooked by some players. I'm looking for simple, easy-to-make items that make everyday tasks easier.
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