BlanketCon '23: cyber/NOVA modpack page
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- 1.20.1
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About this modpack
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<center> Cyberpunk and Solarpunk!<br/> A collaboration between 133 modders, as hosted by <a href="https://modfest.net">ModFest</a>. </center>
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BlanketCon '23 was an in-minecraft virtual event that ran from August 26th through August 29th, 2023.
This modpack contains all mods from the event - and the convention world, packed with community-made booths!
Key Features:
- Check out 137 convention "booths" built to show off mods, modpacks, and other modding projects!
- Explore a contrasting solarpunk / cyberpunk world loosely fictionalized based on the real-life city of Lisbon!
- Traverse the map by trains, trams, and cars - plus on foot with odd food, slippery shoes, and more!
- Find and earn 298 collectible "shards", tracking booth visits, hidden secrets, and tricky challenges!
- Revisit the world where it all went down - or just check it out for the first time!
- Experience the crushing ennui of late-stage capitalism! (huh?)
<center> <img width="50%" alt="closing ceremony screenshot" src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/pUF1Af7c/images/369d8bd168e9fd77a0320e69bd58c3f4f71e4163.png"/><br/> <i>See you space cowboy...</i> </center>
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BlanketCon is made possible by the modding community.<br/> A full list of credits for each showcased mod can be found on the submissions page.<br/>
BlanketCon '23 originally ran in the summer of 2023 with in-game talks, Q&A panels, and mini-events.</br> Check out the ModFest website to see more events, or join our discord to tour or participate in the next event live!<br/> A playlist of video recordings from the original event is available on YouTube.<br/>
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