Attack On Titan Awakening Of The Titans Modpack FAQ

Open the options menu and set up your keybinds for the mobility gear first, since every other activity depends on controlling it well. Then craft your mobility gear and practice swinging somewhere safe, like a forest or a built-up area, before you go looking for Titans.

The pack supports custom keybinds, so check the Controls section of the options menu for the gear and combat actions and assign them to keys that feel comfortable. Bind them before you start swinging, because default keys can overlap with other controls.

After crafting the gear, use your bound keys to latch onto trees or buildings and pull yourself through the air at high speed. It needs tall anchor points, so forests and cities are much easier to move through than open plains.

Look up the gear in your in-game recipe book or the pack's recipe viewer, if one is included. Recipes in a modpack can be changed, so the in-game listing is more reliable than outside sources.

Don't fight on the ground. Use your mobility gear to stay airborne, latch onto nearby trees or buildings, and target the Titan while moving so it can't easily reach you. Fighting near tall structures gives you anchor points to escape or reposition.

Titans wander across the world, so a base in the open can end up in their path. Build near trees or structures you can swing from, keep a lookout point, and be ready to intercept Titans before they reach your buildings.

You can build and pilot them to travel safely across the sky, far above the Titans roaming the ground. They also work as scouting platforms for spotting Titans from above before you commit to a fight.

This is the pack's dynamic camera motion. It shakes and turns the view during high-speed movement on purpose, to make swinging and combat feel more intense, so it isn't a bug.

Large Titans, fast gear movement, and airships put a lot of strain on your computer, so lower your render distance and graphics settings first. Make sure you have enough memory allocated to the game in your launcher, because modpacks need more than vanilla Minecraft.

You can, but extra mods may conflict with the pack's keybinds, camera effects, or movement mechanics. Add them one at a time, check that they don't conflict, and back up your world before testing.