Goals and principles

So, what NO presents to you?

• OptiFine parity: If you need to use shaders or resourcepacks, which require OptiFine, it's more likely to work. If they are not working, it means that some mods aren't updated yet.

• Compatibility: You can use this modpack as a base for your own, adding other mods without fear that it will cause conflicts. If the modpack still caused conflicts, I advise you to contact our Discord-server for help.

• Availability: As of today (27/01/2026), modpack supports Minecraft versions, starting from 1.8.9 and 1.16.5, ending with latest version.

• Privacy: Our modpack is completely safe from Mojang tracking, has an absolute minimum of useful mods, and in most cases is allowed on any server. By the way, you can disable any mod, if you want/must to.

Why Fabric?

• Fabric updates fast - on the same day as Minecraft itself, and so do many of its mods

• Fabric loads fast - roughly the same as vanilla Minecraft, unlike Forge that takes minutes to open

• Fabric is small - no huge libraries taking space on your computer, for most mods you only need the Fabric Loader and Fabric API

• Fabric is popular - there are more than 10000 mods on CurseForge and more than 17000 mods on Modrinth (most overlap though)

• Fabric is supported - many mod developers support both Fabric and NeoForge nowadays, many even moved on to only Fabric now

• Fabric is compatible - many mod developers work together to keep their mods compatible with each other

• Fabric is easy - many launchers are supported, and the installers are accessible right from the homepage

Maybe, these facts about Fabric can make you reconsider using (Neo)Forge...