Unfaircraft is a Minecraft mod that makes the game... well, unfair. This mod introduces subtle (and not-so-subtle) modified vanilla behaviours that makes the game UNFAIR! You shall feel frustration, pain, and suffering - but the challenge is on!

What to look out for

Unfair Mode

These "features" (if you can even call them one) are simple inconveniences. Deal with it.

• INTENTIONAL GAME DESIGNs sometimes apply to the overworld. I'd be careful about sleeping in your house!
• Combat is botched. Bows might misfire or backfire. Swords might not even deal damage. Forgot to go to the gym?
• Your legs are on steroids.
• Spelunking adventures may take a few more hours (or IRL days! Depends on your luck).
• Chests are hungry sometimes. Wouldn't store valuables in them if I were you.
• Anvils are now run by EA. Expect microtransactions!
• Trees and crops are lazy. No motivation to grow.
• Minecarts are now sentient and have developed a fear of rails. They prefer scenic detours.
• and more! See if you notice them :P

Nightmare Mode

For those who need MORE FRUSTRATION to fuel the ANGER!!! Every tick is now a lottery.

• Surprise! Here's some undead roommates. Hope you weren't attached to that base.
• It's raining TNT! From outta the sky. TNT. No need to ask why.
• Zeus called. He wants to play with you.

There's more but my 2am sleep deprived brain cannot be bothered to write more :D

Nightmare Mode is disabled by default.

Preview

How to Run / Build

Requirements

NeoForge: This mod was built on NeoForge version 21.1.173 for 1.21.1

Running

1. Download the latest release here.
2. Drop it in your mods directory
3. Boot up Minecraft
4. Immediately regret your decisions

You may configure how the mod modifies vanilla behaviour in unfaircraft.toml under the config directory.

• Disable specific tortures (but where's the fun in that?)
• Adjust event probabilities
• Enable Nightmare Mode

Building

This mod was developed on Intellij IDEA Ultimate, though may work with over Java IDEs that support the Gradle Build Tool. Importing from build.gradle, run:

$ ./gradlew

Then to launch the client configuration, run:

$ ./gradlew runClient

Be sure to sync all gradle projects and refresh dependencies if you encounter issues related to Gradle.

"It's not a bug, it's psychological warfare!"