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Best client to use and why?
- Thread starter kiratoara
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Vanilla Minecraft Launcher with Fabric mods, no bloatware, and no sketchy background.
Or MultiMC if you play multiple servers.
Or MultiMC if you play multiple servers.
I have been using CurseForge for YEARS. It has Forge, It has Fabric, it has Quilt, it has a lot to choose from. And you can either make your own pack or your friends can share their pack with you and you just have to import the file that they give you!
and you can add multiple minecraft accounts
and you can add multiple minecraft accounts
or that
modloader clients like curseforge or modrinth are also good, but theyre often full of ads
Thankfully curseforge is only mini ads on the side of the client than popups and all over
Winters
Level 1
Meteor client ️️
Feather client is cool too. You can add mods within the client and even your own too!
SKShadowFlux
Level 8
If you have time to install mods manually, I suggest Prism Launcher. It's very simple looking, doesn't overload your PC, offers very good profile management and you can launch multiple instances (along with potentially having those instances share common directories for mods, screenshots, etc).
It is compatible with macOS and Linux as well!
(I'm biased. I love Prism.)
It is compatible with macOS and Linux as well!
(I'm biased. I love Prism.)
I love Lunar Client, Ive been using it for years and I prefer it to feather any day of the week.
If you want something that focuses on performances launchers like Feather or Lunar client are really good, but just like Dark I also use Curse Forge. Performance wise, It's not as good as Lunar or Feather, but for me it's way more convenient since I play a lot of modded Minecraft outside of SRP.
Plus I don't feel like invest into another client just for SRP
personally i choose lunar client if ur laptop cant handle feather (buuuuut i recommend normal Minecraft launcher)
I used lunar client for a while because you could customize and stuff; never really got too into the client itself, I just played the game
I eventually moved into feather client soon after seeing that SRP partnered with it, it's really cool too with customizable stuff and mods you can add pretty easily -- but I might eventually test and see some other clients in the future if I feel like it
I eventually moved into feather client soon after seeing that SRP partnered with it, it's really cool too with customizable stuff and mods you can add pretty easily -- but I might eventually test and see some other clients in the future if I feel like it
The client you find best for you is going to heavily depend on what you are wanting out of it. If you want something that focuses heavily on performance and running at lower costs against your computer and ease of use I'd go with Feather, if you want something that still focuses on performance but much more heavily factor into of running smoothly with multiple mods, lots of customizable or create your own mod packs, etc, I'd go with Curse Forge. Though once you understand Curse Forge it's pretty easy to use, I have heard some people struggling to understand it at first. Curse forge also supports fabric, forge, guilt, etc.
While Lunar is a good client, its one of the most common clients for scammers and other people to try and take advantage of players or even steal their MC accounts etc. and can be risky if you aren't smart about it. [This comes from Lunar Client themselves on their safety guide and is a warning they have which if you use lunar I highly recommend reading.]
While Lunar is a good client, its one of the most common clients for scammers and other people to try and take advantage of players or even steal their MC accounts etc. and can be risky if you aren't smart about it. [This comes from Lunar Client themselves on their safety guide and is a warning they have which if you use lunar I highly recommend reading.]