Seriously you get a connection error downloading mod 249 of a 300 mod modpack and the response is to just pour gasoline on the entire folder and set it on fire.
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It sounds like you're frustrated with the way some modpack launchers handle download failures—understandably so! It’s absurd when a single failed download prompts the launcher to wipe the entire folder instead of simply retrying. This “scorched-earth” approach to error handling is a major pain, especially for large modpacks.
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Tips to Avoid This Problem:
Use a Reliable Launcher: Some modpack launchers like MultiMC, Prism Launcher, or ATLauncher offer better error recovery and don’t nuke the entire folder when a single mod fails. These let you retry individual downloads.
Manual Download Option: If you know which mod failed, you can often download it manually and place it in the mod folder. This bypasses the launcher’s failure altogether.
Check for Internet Stability: Connection errors can sometimes be due to weak or unstable internet. Try using a download manager or increasing timeout settings (if the launcher supports