As a server owner, not really. My friends and I like certain mods, so we usually wait until ALL of those mods are updated before moving versions (we’re just now working on updating from 1.18.2-1.19.2). Plus our normal motivation for updating is whether our favorite mods have added new content we’d like play with (Ars Nouveau is one of these).
It’ll probably be a year or two minimum before we start looking seriously at 1.20.
I suppose that’s one of the biggest drawbacks to modded Minecraft. Back in the 1.7.10 era MC updates were SLOW, so mod authors had time to build and perfect big mods. Nowadays bigger mods may skip a whole version or two on their way to updating, and be behind once they get done. Minecraft updates faster than big mod authors can code.
As a server owner, not really. My friends and I like certain mods, so we usually wait until ALL of those mods are updated before moving versions (we’re just now working on updating from 1.18.2-1.19.2). Plus our normal motivation for updating is whether our favorite mods have added new content we’d like play with (Ars Nouveau is one of these).
It’ll probably be a year or two minimum before we start looking seriously at 1.20.
I suppose that’s one of the biggest drawbacks to modded Minecraft. Back in the 1.7.10 era MC updates were SLOW, so mod authors had time to build and perfect big mods. Nowadays bigger mods may skip a whole version or two on their way to updating, and be behind once they get done. Minecraft updates faster than big mod authors can code.