I should try playing with no i-frames mod

That's a lot of useful information, and overall that a good argument. But everything of those doesn't matter at all in one case: Daytime empress of light) There defense really means absolutely nothing, and actually another survival build shines there: evasion and i-frames. And damage of course, cause in that case the fastest the boss dies the less time you need to sweat and less chance you're eventually make a mistake. But for other cases, yeah, solid points

Femboy rage!!1

Counter argument: Skill issue

I like the item, but I have all the same complaints. I generally don't use it in hardmode.

i kinda wanna see you make your own version of that progression "chart" XD

im suddenly thankful i only went into the wiki for item drops and figuring out what was in the game left to do XD

What about worm scarf?

I used full warding to beat my first Expert run with all Warding accessories. It wasn’t how I cleared most of the game but for the end-game bosses as summoner it was a life-saver.

honestly this sounds very much like 'everyone goes in to medium-core with very strange expectations, if they just had reasonable ones they would have much less issue with it'

Full defense is good, but i frames, dodge, and high defense is better

Seems like a skill issue to me

as a D1 mediumcore hater, this video made me want to do a mediumcore run DESPERATELY

so I guess tanks also serve an offensive/DPS role, with their DPS coming from all the hits their teammates would otherwise not be able to land if there wasn't a tank keeping the boss in one place so it can be hit more reliably

the real solution to dealing with mediumcore item dropping: just don't leave home (or anywhere near any teleporters/pylons/railroads/whatever you've made to quickly and safely get somewhere) with anything you can't afford to lose or replace; this is also known as the golden rule of just about any game where you lose things on death it's that simple

Honestly, the only part of downpour that really just.. didn't click for me, was artificer's whole campaign. Like, it feels NOTHING like rain world. From the story to the gameplay. It's like an edgy furry oc that someone just put into the game. It adds almost nothing to the major lore, with the small exception of letting us see 5P's stances on the lore pearls. The gameplay is less of trying to survive and more just combat. It feels more like hotline miami than rain world. Not to mention how absurd the whole story is. Gourmand's campaign get the excuse of it clearly being an exagerated story to be told to the slugpups in the colony, but artificer's story is straight up just a 14 year old's edgy oc. It kinda tries to redeem itself with the dreams and echo dialogue, but it just feels extremely out of place in rain world.

oh cool if I may ask, what made you able to get so many people into a server together? it looks so fun and chaotic to see multiplayer terraria with so many people

'Can i bone her' is wild, little timmy got some explaining to do

I don't understand why people find this to be boring or bad. Just like in life, it is best experienced if you don't know what you will encounter with. So that you stride cautiously. When I started terraria I started with mediumcore. I remember I spent hours and hours just to get back to my items where I left them when I died. Eventually I learned to tread carefully. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. The things that make the game harder are the things that also make you stronger. Where is the fun in mining in the underground if you get 1 shotted by a boulder and return there again without worry, knowing that dying is not a problem because you won't lose your items. But in mediumcore, Instead you craft danger sense potion or similar stuff and pay attention to surroundings so that you feel the excitement and frustration all at the same time.

I really don't like how so many strong potions require fishing all over the world

I don't play mediumcore, I play softcore. Not for any "one's easier than the other" reason, I love myself a good challenge- I wouldn't fight the Moon Lord if I didn't, it's just that Terraria isn't that kinda game for me where you go out of your way to make it hard- losing all of my money because I don't have a piggybank yet is already annoying enough early-game, losing all of my items? No thank you. And hardcore... I don't even need to worry about deleting my save after losing my terra blade, the game does it for me! Terraria is my "game and chill" game, and intentionally making that experience miserable isn't on my to-do list. I can see why some people would want to play mediumcore, hell, maybe even hardcore. It's whatevs, your choice, not mine. Some people have fun with the unique experience of a fight to the death to get their items back, some have fun with the unique experience of knowing they have to do everything with a nice flavourful side of heavily increased caution out of fear that they'll die, but for me? Softcore's for Terraria, Hardcore and Mediumcore's for Minecraft.

dont know if anyone noticed but it listed ko cannon and keybrand as bre boss weapons

the health is a resource at the end really changed my perception of playing. Saving it up as a failsafe for bad luck or a skill issue or expending it for higher DPS is something i never thought about

Did you see the "Most likely outdated since 1.4" at the top of the page where the status was said to be under revision?

counterpoint: bigger number

Virgin sorbet: Can't be any deadlier than a broken copper shortsword, can only attack while on the ground and in motion, depends on NPC's and mechanisms instead of facing his enemies like a real warrior. Chad skeletron: Divides by 0 and just blinks out of existence.

pre-1.4 copper shortsword only when? (don't do pre-1.4 copper shortsword only)

i want someone to do this for the calamity wiki, since its horribly out dated

Nice to see a breakdown on the numbers, will definitely be prioritizing warding on accessories from now on

Thanks fow the tip my fwiend. Keep on wocking out!

I haven't tried beenades in post 1.4 but I remember just spamming beenades after summoning Wof and It died so quickly that I didn't even realise it. It was confusing and felt like cheating.

I've always thought the tips section on many pages was borderline asinine, and I'm terrible at the game despite playing for nearly a decade lmao

Menacing is the wrong way to go anyway If you're going for damage, increase your crit chance as much as possible. One hundred percent is a better increase than twenty eight percent.

Also to be fair, a lot of people still play 1.3 for mods. Crazy ik but some mods never got ported unfortunately. I would too if i wasnt immensely lazy, i miss suffering with absurd crafting trees

What defines pro terraria player

This guy can talk about defense longer than I can complain about stuff i don’t like and that is reallly impressed good job sorbet you are very knowledgeable about defense.

A walkthrough guide written by IGN? probablyy not, IGN could probably not even beat wall of flesh with the zenith and solar armor and every single buff applied.

This is why fandom wiki is better

3:33 I actually did delete some outdated info on the wiki. It said that the turtle mount was useful for building bridges when paired with the brick layer, but due to the turtle mount getting its speed buffed that’s no longer true. I would recommend using a building potion with a brick layer or its upgrades, just don’t use any speed buffs, mounts, or accessories.

now the question is is it as bad on the calamity wiki

I mean, honestly, im glad they keep the recommendation for older versions, but they should make the selection clear.

17:44 no way homophobic timmy

10:50 the sound of suffering

Man after they started using ai for this stuff it’s so bad

I need more videos like this. For way too long the wiki was my one of my only sources of Terraria information and now i KNOW it was holding me back

As a person who edited a wiki once, God forbid the idiots, who don't play the game for all of its elements, or at least didn't hyperfocus on one particular element of the game and its relative topics, that try to write an article with such poor accuracy and/or lack of content.

I wonder if they have done something about sitting on chairs, couches or toilets to increase your hp regeneration, as it was my go to tactic in early 1.4 to facetank everything that moves

youtube advertised a dog collar underneath this video 💀

I swear, it's like the creators of Fargo's Soul Mod watched this video.

Ive never read any lovecraft before but you have gotten me into it so far. I watched your call of cuthulu video earlier and now im hooked and ill be listening to more. Also love the terraria content. Have you considered uploading any of these to soundcloud or spotify so people can listen in the background? It'd be amazing to listen to these while im working you got the perfect voice for this Edit: just to act as a bookmark 1:30:20, chapter 4.