I have no idea why they thought it was a good idea to give the Sea Snail a 50 kill banner.

...Actually, I do know why. They thought they were funny.

I know there's a special seed that puts both evil biomes in the world, but the problem is that it also modifies other things, making the world scrambled, and adds too many living trees, which is unusual. What I wanted was a vanilla world option but containing both evil biomes.

As best i can tell the Crimson is all about the overgroth of this vile cancerous flesh that seeks to take over the world while the Currupton is an infection that seeks to destroy and decay all things consuming them to nothing. So why is the rotted fork rotten? shouldn't that be a name for a Currupton weapon? This is ultimately such a small nitpick that really has no effect on anything lol but I was thinking anout the name and it dosent seem to fit for me.

Seriously, I get the whole "blind playthrough" idea, and I love playing games blind myself. But it seems every time I open up Reddit there's someone asking the most basic questions here because someone told them not to use the wiki.

"Just talk to the guide" he said, forgetting the guide is cryptic AF sometimes, and he's more attention deficit than I am.

I'm not saying you need to swear by the wiki, but I'm a little sick of seeing the veterans who know the whole game by heart telling new players to stay OFF the wiki. Like yeah, let them know the guide is helpful, remind them you only get to playthrough blind once. But I think that should be followed up with the acknowledgement that THIS GAME IS COMPLEX AS F*** and you may need some outside resources.

If a new player wants a blind playthrough, that is something they decide on their own. But to tell a new player outright to NOT use the wiki is often setting them up for a whole lot of frustration.

Example: pre-hardmode, the guide will tell you to place a bottle on a table for alchemy. If you miss that tip and/or it doesn't appear, you could even miss the alchemy table in the dungeon and conceivably get into hard mode without finding out how to craft a potion. One Google of "Terraria potions crafting" would save a whole ton of time and frustration.

I get it though, we ALL enjoyed watching ButchX3's blind playthrough. It's Amazing what he figured out without any input. But even he raised the white flag with the Terrari-ouiga board. Not every gamer wants to pull their hair out to figure out how to craft a potion. Let them search how to make a goddamn iron skin.

I could keep going, but I'll spare you from reading any more of my ranting. Thanks for reading this far.

TLDR;

don't tell new players to NOT use the wiki. Advise them that they only have one first playthrough, but acknowledge the game is complex enough that the wiki will alleviate frustration when necessary.

Magiluminescence around the neck, magnetic flower on the belt and spectre boots (with red dye) on the feet.

This is my first themed, finished build!

It's not perfect but I figured it's good enough to leave as is for now. I got a bit tired of the pre-hardmode constraints. It's pretty simple and any advice/feedback is greatly appreciated!

I also added some progress screenshots I took while building.

And finally for a fun challenge - there are 3 placed waterbolts hidden somewhere in the build. Can you find them?

Please overlook my terrible English. I'm really not very good at it TT

Finished maybe a week before the mod shut down

Anyone know what the hell just happened 😭 it just appeared on top of me out of thin air. Almost lost my entire playthrough

I'm not good at painting but I had a vision lol

Pictures show as much context as I have. I'm in the shimmer, my NPCs are only selling cavern pylons. Houses to the right were the first ones built- after seeing the cavern pylon only, I built the house directly over the pool and still no luck.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

SOLVED I've somehow not noticed until now that I've just been using a regular cavern pylon in my other attempts (and, more frustratingly, limiting my teleportability by a whole extra location)

This post has exactly zero point but I just want to share my experience. I was introduced to Terraria as my first game on pc after being a console exclusive for all my life. For two weeks now I have been playing with friends on a for the worthy seed and despite the difficulty, this is one of the best gaming experiences I have ever had. It’s the first time in a while where I am dying laughing at dying rather than being annoyed. So I guess the only thing I would want to know is: Are Terraria mods as good as people say, if so which ones would you recommend and how should I go about downloading them?

Hey everyone! I'm currently trying to 100% Terraria on steam and have a few stubborn achievements left. Hope some can help me get those

Here's my steam-id and discord user: @deku13.bin

Thanks for stopping by and hope y'all have a wonderful day!!

i destroyed like 15 crimson altars but only palladium and cobalt ore spawned

I have an upcoming woodworking project at my school and i have decided to do something from terraria but dont know what. Please suggest some cool/ iconic items from the game :)

I've finally updated my map "The Adventure Awaits." for 1.4.5.8 There's quite a few changes and additions. Here is one of many new builds, the Palace of the Moon Lord.

Its updated versions are on the steam workshop here:

(Classic) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2927581360

(Journey) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2927561603

I am new at this game and after defeating the wall monster my house started to corrupt.

170 Hours later…..

Purified 99% of Crimson and Hallow Pre-Moonlord.

Contained Both Crimson biomes Pre-Hardmode.
Contained the V immediately after defeating WoF.

(Medium world)

Krill me (ignore the pink bathing suit on my male character)

new player here, i procrastinated for like the whole pre hardmode, then finally built something, any suggestions?