Geological Consistency

Geological Consistency

> Every ore. Every stone. Every dimension. --- > What if your Minecraft world actually cared what kind of rock you were digging through?

> What if coal in granite wasn’t the same as coal in diorite?

> What if your mining strategy actually had... strategy? --- Introducing: Geological Consistency

> A bold mod where every ore can generate in every stone – across all dimensions – but it actually matters where. --- Unlike those other mods that just slap ores everywhere like butter on toast, Geological Consistency ties every ore to the actual rock it's found in. Not just visually – but mechanically. - Ore generation that respects geology (finally!) - Every stone type influences your loot: - More drops in tough rocks - More XP in soft sediment - Rarer spawns in exotic stones - Real-world inspired logic and distribution - Every block tells a story. Most are just screaming "DIG ME!" --- Unlike those other mods that just slap ores everywhere like butter on toast, Geological Consistency ties every ore to the actual rock it's found in. Not just visually – but mechanically. - Because "random" is boring and you know it. - Because mining through Diorite should feel different than mining through Slate. - Because strategy shouldn't stop at “dig at Y -59.” - Because you deserve to feel smart while strip mining. --- > Unlike those other mods that just slap ores everywhere like butter on toast, Geological Consistency ties every ore to the actual rock it's found in. Not just visually – but mechanically. --- > The rock affects the reward.

> More iron per block? Depends on the stone.

> Extra XP from redstone? Depends on the host.

> Want diamonds and efficiency? You better start caring about your mineralogy. --- > It’s not just "ore everywhere."

> It’s ore that plays fair.

> And sometimes unfair. Depends on the rock. --- > You could keep playing Minecraft like it's 2011. Or you could embrace a world where geology isn’t just decoration — it's gameplay. Mine smart. Dig deeper. Rock harder.