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Today I am going to answer the age old question of what is your favourite Hacked Client.
This is a question that I get asked all of the time. Another question that I have been asked more times than I care to count is, what is the best hacked client for Minecraft?
Well let’s take a detailed look at my mods folder and I will give you my reasoning and honest thoughts on what I believe to be the best hacked client.
Warning – I forgot to mention that this mod combination can cause rendering issues with some clients.
The list I shared is what I use for general anarchy gameplay. This is not for CPvP, as I’m sure that is very clear lol
Fabric is a modular, lightweight mod loader for Minecraft.
You will need this to add all of the following mods.
Self described as “a powerful rendering engine and optimization mod for Minecraft which greatly improves performance and graphical quality”
If you use fabric, sodium is a no-brainer, this is great for everyone and can help people with lower spec computers.
Lithium is a general-purpose optimization mod for Minecraft which works to improve a number of systems from game physics to mob AI to block ticking.
This is again great for people with lower spec computers but it also just improves Minecraft and allows you to get more fps out of your client.
This is an addon for Sodium that provides support for the Fabric Rendering API. In my case I like the look of glowing ore texture packs, but these require optifine which does not support fabric.
Though this does not work by itself you also need to add.
WARNING -THIS CAN CAUSE ISSUES WITH CLIENT RENDER MODULES
This is a Fabric mod that allows resource packs that use the OptiFine connected textures format, the OptiFine emissive textures format or OptiFine custom block layers format to work without OptiFine.
This does require indium and sodium.
With these 3 mods combined you can use glowing ore texture packs created for optifine without optifine and on fabric.
This is a Fabric mod that attempts to optimise Minecraft networking.
In theory this will again help with performance, with optimizations that lower cpu and ram usage.
To be honest I have not noticed much difference after using this but it also hasn’t had a negative impact on my performance so I kind of just leave it there.
This mod looks for if the Minecraft instance is active or not, if I click on another application this mod mutes Minecraft Audio and limits the fps to save system resources.
Some clients offer this as a module usually called unfocused cpu, But I like using a dedicated mod for this. I tab out of my instance a lot especially when I am writing notes or a script for a video.
This mod does require the fabric api and the cloth config api, so make sure to add those too.
This changes the fullscreen option to use a borderless window that fills the screen. This is helpful to me as someone with more than one monitor, I hate that Minecraft minimises by default in full screen when I click on any other window. This mod fixes that issue, and allows me to have an open instance while writing notes on my second monitor which is great!
This is a simple mod that makes explosions look better.
It is something I recently added and I just like the retro feel it gives with explosives, though I do recommend removing this if you are going to get into crystal pvp.
This mod adds animation to Minecraft capes, it is a very simple mod but I prefer the animated look over the default capes.
This is a mod for shaders that aims to have full support for all past and present OptiFine shader packs but it is also made to support fabric and sodium.
I hardly ever play without shaders, I really like the look of the project lumina shader pack which is made for OptiFine, though again it works with fabric through the Iris Shaders Mod.
I also really like combining this with the barebones texture pack,
Barebones is one of those more simplistic resource packs that some people love and others hate, there is just something about how simple and vibrant it is that I enjoy.
Oh and like I said earlier I enjoy pairing this with a glowing ores resource pack, not only is this helpful it just looks really good to me.
This adds a mod menu to the game similar to what was available in optifine, this not only allows you to see what mods you have loaded it also lets you access any settings that a mod has, Anyone who uses fabric should download and use this by default.
This is not a mod that I use on a regular basis but it is very helpful.
Via Fabric allows you to play on different versions without restarting your game. A lot of people ask me how they can play with the Meteor Client on older versions and Via Fabric is always my answer.
The mod is not perfect; they do have a warning that it may cause issues with anti cheats, but if you are playing on smp or anarchy servers this is not really an issue.
This mod lets you store and render chunks locally, this lets you have a greater render distance than what is otherwise possible on servers.
For example on 2b2t, the view distance is something like 7 or 8 chunks
But with bobby you could set it to 32 chunks or even more if you really wanted to.
This will not load chunks in front of you and from the servers point of view nothing changes, but chunks you have already loaded will remain loaded locally, this is just a really smart render feature that improves the feel and look of servers.
This mod adds a customizable minimap with coordinates and waypoints.
This is a nice visual way to see what direction you are going in, it also works in caves and has much less impact on performance than other minimap mods.
This is an addon for the Minimap mod that adds a full screen map of loaded chunks, this can give you a cool top view of bases but It is also nice when stash hunting to get a better idea of the path that has been taken.
This again is an add-on of sorts for the Minimap mod, this adds a few cool, helpful and interesting features that were created with the anarchy environment in mind.
A few of the many additions include:
Baritone integration with temporary waypoints.
Mapping new chunks, now also includes the palette exploit that I discussed in my last video.
A setting to view the servers render distance
And world download tools.
If you play on anarchy you should try this, it’s great.
Last and definitely not least we have Baritone.
I’m sure most if not all of you are familiar with this but just in case you aren’t, baritone is an automation tool that offers a lot of helpful features like the goto command which will automatically navigate your character to the specified commands or the elytra command which can automatically navigate to the set coordinates with an elytra and rockets.
A lot of clients include baritone integration and offer other additional features. I don’t use baritone daily but it is a helpful mod to have installed.
My answer to this is well it depends?
There is actually no good answer to this question, there are too many variables
What ping do you get, what servers and versions do you play on, what do you do on those servers are you a base hunter or a crystal pvper, do you use free or paid for clients?
I honestly don’t think there is a “Best Hacked Client” and I know this is kind of an anticlimactic answer but it is the truth.
When it comes to free clients I think Thunderhack is one of the best options for anarchy servers, I think Blackout is probably the best option for crystal pvp though it is not public yet
and I think Meteor is great for utility and interesting addons.
When it comes to paid clients, future is well known and offers quality modules but lacks updates and modern features and its visual modules are not as good as other clients.
Rusherhack is what I usually recommend. It updates often, it offers a great selection of hacks tailored to 2b2t and their support is great. Though their pvp modules are not as good as other clients, with that said they have actually improved a lot but I still prefer other clients for Crystal pvp.
Boze gets a lot of hate but it has been improving a lot, the clients render modules are getting better and better and I like the direction they are taking the client, they also update a lot and cover other aspects of hacking like minigames or vanilla crystal combat servers.
As for the clients that I personally use, I have been using Future since 2017, I know the client very well and it has just stayed in my mods folder ever since I got it.
I pair this with rusherhack, which again offers a lot of good utility modules it also offers interesting exploits for 2b2t and between Future and Rusherhack everything that I want or need is basically covered so while I could also use Boze or other Free clients Like Thunderhack I just dont feel the need to.
Though if I go to a different scene like crystal combat servers then I switch and match between the different options for a more customised experience.
Named after the well known thunder hack, coordinate explicit,
Thunderhack is a free and open source client made to support Fabric, for the latest versions of Minecraft.
While Thunderhack is focused on combat modules it does also offer a few render and general utility modules for anarchy servers
Blackout is a based free and open source client made for modern Minecraft versions, blackout has a clear focus on its combat and render modules with some very good looking renders and some powerful combat modules.
Blackout is currently invite only, though it should become public sometime hopefully soon.
Meteor it is a free and open source client that supports the latest versions of Minecraft.
The client has over 3 million downloads and is one of the most used clients for new versions of Minecraft.
Future is a well known client promoted by people like FIT MC, the client is made for 2b2t and supports old versions from 1.8.9 through to 1.20.6.
Self described as “a Player Assistance Utility Mod with features designed specifically for anarchy servers like 2b2t”
Rusherhack has become a popular choice for anarchy players, building a name for itself through powerful and unique utility modules.
Boze is a popular paid for client made for the latest Minecraft versions. Recently they released Boze V60 with a new website and a lot of new features like a ghost client mode.
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