#terraria: journey's end

[terrariashitposts]

90% of players stop mining right before they hit the jackpot

[dorkypsycho]

Terraria "final updates" is just red coming back to the microphone saying "AND ANOTHER THING"

[plutoniumdragon]

House built over a meteorite impact for warmth :3

[l1m1nal-aff1n1ty]

Wip of my Terraria oc because brain rot. I'm not often on Tumblr, but like. I've been inspired, so hi.

His name is Oscar, he lost his leg, hand and one of his eyes while fighting the Wall Of Flesh. His prosthetic is made from living wood.

I have a toyhouse in the making for him, so just ask if you want to see that.

Edit: I'll see if I can get a ref done for him by tomorrow

[anglerfishenthusiast]

god i love longtime classic terraria players who get really mad that journey mode exists. saying this as a longtime classic terraria player. "we'll be playing on classic mode, which is the easiest difficulty that isnt Literally Cheating." you are sooo cranky they made a vers of terraria thats less tedious for casual players

[krissiefox]

TERRARIA (XBOX ONE) REVIEW

Since I've been playing Terraria for about 9 months solid and I've finally beaten the final boss, I guess it's about time I wrote a review!

Terraria is a sandbox action/building/survival game that was released back in 2011. It came out a few years after Minecraft premiered, and there's a decent chance Minecraft was part of the inspiration, as it does share the general premise of surviving in a sandbox world where you can freely explore, dig, gather resources, fight monsters and build stuff. However, one big difference in the feel of Terraria (besides it being 2D rather than 3D) is that it is a very combat focused game.

Whereas Minecraft only has a couple of bosses and a handful of weapons, Terraria is bursting with bosses, enemies, weapons and gear. A big part of the fun I've had with the game has simply been going around collecting a huge arsenal of weapons, accessories and armor sets. There's a satisfying sense of progression to the game where you must continuously hone your skills and beef up your equipment to take on each boss in the game's main story-line. When you get far enough, the world changes into "hard mode", spawning a new biome along with *even more*new enemies and bosses to duke it out with!  Occasionally invasions will occur in your world where a mob of baddies will descend upon you as well, and you are also able to summon many invasions and bosses yourself for optional challenges. If you play the game in Expert or Master Mode, the baddies all get a heck of a lot tougher, but they also drop special items, so the game gives a really nice incentive for practicing and getting skilled enough to try out the harder difficulty world modes. I suppose if I have one criticism of the games combat, it is that I do wish you could progress without having to hurt any friendlies (I'll be vague so as to not spoil but you'll eventually have the game itself tell you you're a terrible person if you want to play all the way to the final boss. ouch!)

In addition to the challenging but fun combat, you can also do lots of other things like building, well, pretty much whatever you want (I've been making My Little Pony themed buildings myself). You can go fishing, farm plants,  and when you complete certain tasks NPCs can also show up in your world. The NPCs are a lot of fun, I enjoy talking with them all (even jerk ones like the angler because he's still an amusing little shit). There's even one modeled after Pinkie Pie! There’s also an adorable fox-monster lady, the Zoologist. and also....well, there’s many I like, so I’ll go onto how they affect game-play.  Many of the characters have unique game-play functions attached to them beyond just selling stuff. The angler can give you fishing quests to complete, the goblin tinkerer can reforge your items to change their stat bonuses, the sassy nurse can heal you while reminding you of the importance of social distancing (good!), and the big burly Tavernkeep  even lets you set up a whole little tower-defense mini-game with its own currency and loot rewards! Another feature this game has that you don't really get in Minecraft - you get to play dress-up! The game features tons of cosmetic items that you can wear over your armor, ranging form silly to cute to spooky and more!

The game is wonderful audio-wise, largely in part due to its delightfully charming soundtrack. When I first heard the music, it reminded me of the feel of Adventure Time with it’s often playful feel.

Now, onto my criticisms - which are few, as there's a good reason I've been playing this game for almost a year now, but I always wanna try to give constructive feedback, especially in a game that it still being updated such as this one. Watching my wife play this before it's current "Journeys End" update, it used to be possible to have the game world pause when looking at the map, but this was taken away with the newest update and that was disappointing to her and I felt it unfair as well. Another issue is that NPCS have an AI issue where they will just walk into a pool of water and casually drown themself. A third issue is that sometimes if you have the game paused or the inventory open, and the controller disconnects, the game will unpause, putting you in danger of dying. Similarly, if the controller dies while you're actively playing, it won't pause the game, also potentially screwing the player over. I hope in the new "labor of love" update, these things will be fixed.

Lastly, I do have a criticism about how updates are handled in modern day games like this - When 1.4 was released, it caused corruption in my wife's previously made worlds, and she ended up having to make new ones. This is why I feel that if a developer is going to keep changing a game after its initial release, the older versions of it should be available to the player as well. Minecraft Java Edition has shown a very good example of this where you can create player profiles and tell the launcher which version of Minecraft you want to play on. Some players may have preferred the way Terraria was more in its early days, and these forced updates erasing older versions of the game could potentially ruin  a customers favorite game and replace it with something they don't enjoy much anymore. I also miss the days when games were not released until they were finished, and they were released on an un-changable physical format.

All that said, I do greatly recommend the game if you enjoy Minecraft or love the idea of a big, colorful open world where you can spend months on end collecting cool items, building cute houses, and battling big tough monsters. I know of a couple decent options for getting a copy of the game: I went with playing on the Xbox One because my family already owns the game and had it installed. I know it is also available for PC DRM-free on good old games, (I don't really like buying from them but sadly they seemed to be the only source of a DRM-free PC copy currently). I also own an older physical copy of the game for Xbox 360, and if you're a big enough Terraria fan I may recommend picking that one up as well because it might be the only to get to experience an older version of the game if you didn't snag one of the DRM-free copies early enough.

[silentwisher-feed]

Terraria - Master Corruption World e7! LIVE

Terraria – Master Corruption World e7! LIVE

[qwerty99846]

shoutouts to terraria's homeward journey mod for being AWESOME

best mod out there

[somethingsillyyyythiswaycomes]

my terraria oc from the times i played with one of my besties this and last year! they're a sentry-centered (hehe) summoner + mage gal, and has a little sombrero pal:)

her wings are harpy ones hence their colors on her! plus took a lil liberty with the robot legs set to turn them into harpy wings hehe

and the breasplate beingworn is a red-dyed clorophyte one, same with the headgear

[signutai]

I am entirely new to the Calamity mod and I'm sure this has been said before, but I can't help but wonder...I'm not the only one who's hoping that the eventual Yharim fight doesn't end with us killing him, right? Like. Yeah. He fucked up. He fucked up big time. Several times. He did some horrible shit, he mistreated a lot of people who looked up to him, he threw his lot in with some dubious characters who would use his resources to do a lot of harm. And now he's apathetic and depressed and alone and honestly? It's all his fault. And yet. And yet. Few others have been with me through this journey like he has, even if it was from afar. He started his whole crusade with good intentions and yes, it all went wrong, and he knows it. He knows it and admits it. In that, I see someone who could be capable of being a force for good again. And Yharon...Yharon still cared about him, up until the end. Maybe that doesn't mean anything to the rest of Terraria, but it means something to me. And it has to mean something to him. What would the last dragon think, for his friend and master, after everything they did, for better or worse, to end in suicide by adventurer? I don't want that. I'd like to fight him, sure. I'd love to beat his ass. Take him to task for the mess he left, for the problems he caused in trying to fix worse ones, for what he did to Calamitas. It'd be cathartic for us both, I feel. But I don't want him dead. Draedon was on to something about the land being stale and stiff with blood. I want nothing more than to be able to show more mercy than I have in my journey to this point. So, yes. I want to knock him down a couple of pegs. Maybe beat some of that apathy out of him. But I don't want to kill him. More than anything, I want to punt him off that damned Aerie, give him a fight for the ages, and then offer him my hand and ask him to help me finish this. Together. Because Terraria may be a cruel world, but we don't always have to be. (And, let's be real. I'd miss his post-boss letters if he was dead. Even the ones where he's disappointed in me.)

[terrariashitposts]

listen guys there are only so many “when will it end” jokes i can make before they aren’t funny anymore

[songsofwaterandnight]

I do think it's hilarious that the Terraria devs(Re-Logic) said they were releasing the very-last-super-final-ultimate-game-concluding content update, Journey's End, and then they would move on and leave the rest to the community and modders, but in the two years since they released that update, not only have they consistently patched the game, they've done a crossover content update and are apparently doing another content update to celebrate their DESERVED Labour of Love award.

All this from a 10 dollar game that I got for 5.

[glitchysquidd]

What games do you already have currently?

Um... a lot..

But I'll tell you what games I enjoy playing.

Celeste, Incryption, Overwatch, Fortnite, Rec Room, Minecraft, MoonLighter, GTA5, Slime Rancher, FNAF, Spiderman, Batman Arkham, Dead By Daylight, Rocket League, Amnesia Collection, Amnesia The Bunker, Alien Isolation, Dead Cells, Deltarune, Undertale, Fall Guys, Gang Beasts, Hollow Knight, Human Fall Flat, I am Bread, Jurassic World Evolution 2, Kingdom: New Lands, Lots of Lego Games, Little Nightmares 1 & 2, Machinarium, Maneater, Minecraft Dungeons, Terraria, Mortal Kombat, OKAGE: Shadow King, Overcooked 2, Plants VS Zombies: Battle for Neighborville, Proteus, Rayman, LBP 2 & 3, Sackboy: A Big Adventure, SOMA, Sonic Adventures 1 & 2, Sonic Generations, Sparkle 2, The Deer God, The Sly Collection, Untitled Goose Game, A Hat in Time, ABZÛ, Among US, Alan Wake Remastered, Apex, ARK, Biomutant, Bioshock Collection, Bloodborne, Borderlands Collection, Black Ops 4, Modern Warfare 1 & 2, Cities Skylines, Control, Dauntless, Death's Door, Don't Starve Together, Dreams, DOOM, Ending, Enter The Gungeon, Erica, Evil Dead, Fade to Silence, Fallout 4, Far Cry 3 & 4, Ghost of a Tale, God of War, Gravity Rush Remastered, HITMAN 2, Horizon Zero Dawn both games and DLC, Journey, INSIDE, Just Cause 4, Meet Your Maker, Party Hard, Prey, Predator: Hunting Grounds, Q*Bert Rebooted, Tomb Raider, Slay the Spire, Spiritfarer, Stray, Subnautica, The Blackout Club, The Escapists, Sims 4, Until Dawn, Velocibox, Werewolf: The Apocalypse, Wytchwood, Bugsnax, Chicory: A Colorful Tale.

(I have more than that but those aren't my games, their my sister's, we share a ps4)

[sharkface]

Shark face

Skippy have you played Terraria every now and then I get the strongest urge to build a house in Terraria again but the problem is I will start building stuff and then I never actually play the game. Like I think I've only ever beaten it once and it was immediately after the journey's end update came out 4 years ago even though I'd been playing the game since it came out in 2011

[chromas-terraria-shenanigans]

~~WARNING: LONG POST~~

I just realized it's been over a month since I last posted here. I'm still struggling a bit, but things are slowly getting better for me.

About two weeks ago, I made my first Journey world on my tablet, and have been playing here and there to get as many things to build with as possible, on Master difficulty for certain exclusive items, as well as to find a nice world seed so I can start creating my own little Terraria realm. I also made some extra Journey worlds to get things that I may not have in what will eventually become my main world (crimson, pyramid, the other two dungeon block and wall colors, etc). My building skills still aren't impressive, but they are slowly improving, and some of my smaller builds have actually given me some ideas I want to try once I find a nice enough world.

In my next post I will be sharing some of the houses I recently built soon. Just not today, as I will be busy with other things. They are still kind of boxes, but I have been experimenting with using more than one wall in a single build, and trying not to make them all perfectly symmetrical.

Now, before I end this post, I do want to address one last thing. You know how I was trying to get this achievement in "My first world"?

Well, as you can see, I finally got it, BUT, It happened in a way that I didn't know was possible: in a Journey world I made to get certain resources, sometime before fighting the Wall of Flesh, I used the terraformer to get rid of the two corruption biomes (because I totally wasn't trying to convert the world into Hallow 100% 😅). Then, after talking to the Dryad to check my progress, I got the achievement.

This actually disappointed me, as I actually like challenges, and this took literally no effort outside of getting the terraformer in a different world, which is so freaking easy for a Journey character! But complaining won't change anything, so I just accepted it and moved on. I can always attempt this achievement again on a different device later.