Anglerfish PvP Resource Pack 1.16 / 1.8.9

The Anglerfish PvP resource pack was developed about a year ago by user Yuruze due to his pure love for PvP gameplay in Minecraft. Since then, the texture pack managed to get tens of thousands of downloads and it is still enjoyed by many players today. The resource pack has been released in 128x resolution. The 128x version is more resource-demanding and requires a powerful computer to ensure fluid framerates which are essential to hardcore PvP players where every single stutter can translate into a death. Being a PvP resource pack, Anglerfish PvP introduces many new weapons, shields, and armors in the game. There are new swords, new bows, and new tools that bring in new gameplay dynamics for PvP players. However, the introduction of new textures for PvP items alone is not enough o give the Anglerfish PvP texture pack its individuality. What makes the Anglerfish texture pack unique is its visuals. It changes the visual in the game by adding more details to existing textures and introducing new ones as well.

What can be observed, especially in the 128x version of the game is that there is less pixelation on object textures and various items in the game are much easier to tell apart. For PvP players, it makes it easAnglerfish ier to spot items and opponents from a distance, an important aspect of an improved PvP gameplay. This was achieved also by chancing colors on certain textures or using different shades of the same color. These changes make the entire world much more vibrant when compared to vanilla Minecraft. Everything looks smoother and the textures are much cleaner. A great degree of effort was invested into improving the visuals in the game. Lastly, the Anglerfish PvP resource pack introduces new inventory textures, GUI, and main menu. They are transparent, which, in our opinion, looks amazing and unique. There are also new icons for blocks, items, and PvP items. All these changes and the increased texture resolution make the Anglerfish PvP resource pack quite taxing for players with older systems. It is recommended to use a tool such as Optifine.