Waluigi_lover
Terrarian
Yay another post about starter pack for each class, what an original post!
But serious now, why the heck the 3 "only" early game summoner wapons are so "hard" to get?
To get one you have to die at least 4 times (i think)
To get the other you have to search for a tree (that its not guaranteed for all worlds) and inside that tree you have to search for a chest (that its not guaranteed for all trees) and in that chest you need to find your weapon (that its also not guaranteed for all chests), or serach for shimmer and a leaf rod (or you can just play Journey mode too)
And to get the other you havo to kill 10.000 slimes
(Same principal could be used with mage as well with the amethyst rod and the wand of sparkling)
So, purpose this,
You go talk with the guide as soon as you enter the world, then he will talk to you,
"Hello, i am (guide name), i am your guide, and welcome to this world.
Then you would have a third option (button) on the guide pop-up named class/weapon, and once you click it, you will get another pop-up asking you: wich class you want to start with?
And you would have those 5 options:
Melee (copper short sword)
Ranged (copper bow)
Mage (amethyst rod)
Summoner (flinch staff)
Randon
The weapons that you get would not show on this little menu
Once you click on your option, anothe dialogue with the guide will start depending on your weapon choice
Melee: "its way to dangerous out there, so take this" (toz reference)
Ranged: "here take this, and go make them say hello to your little friend" (scarface movide reference)
Mage: "what is that on your ear? Its a amethyst rod! Now take it and go kill some things" (pretty obvious reference to those coin on the ear magic tricks)
Summoner: "take this and go, you got to summon'em all!" (Pokemon reference)
Randon: "I see you are undecided, but, (then it will show the text for the class that you would get)
Just to clarify, you would still have the tools on your inventory
And to make it easier to new players, when you create a new world you would already start it with the guide dialogue open
But serious now, why the heck the 3 "only" early game summoner wapons are so "hard" to get?
To get one you have to die at least 4 times (i think)
To get the other you have to search for a tree (that its not guaranteed for all worlds) and inside that tree you have to search for a chest (that its not guaranteed for all trees) and in that chest you need to find your weapon (that its also not guaranteed for all chests), or serach for shimmer and a leaf rod (or you can just play Journey mode too)
And to get the other you havo to kill 10.000 slimes
(Same principal could be used with mage as well with the amethyst rod and the wand of sparkling)
So, purpose this,
You go talk with the guide as soon as you enter the world, then he will talk to you,
"Hello, i am (guide name), i am your guide, and welcome to this world.
Then you would have a third option (button) on the guide pop-up named class/weapon, and once you click it, you will get another pop-up asking you: wich class you want to start with?
And you would have those 5 options:
Melee (copper short sword)
Ranged (copper bow)
Mage (amethyst rod)
Summoner (flinch staff)
Randon
The weapons that you get would not show on this little menu
Once you click on your option, anothe dialogue with the guide will start depending on your weapon choice
Melee: "its way to dangerous out there, so take this" (toz reference)
Ranged: "here take this, and go make them say hello to your little friend" (scarface movide reference)
Mage: "what is that on your ear? Its a amethyst rod! Now take it and go kill some things" (pretty obvious reference to those coin on the ear magic tricks)
Summoner: "take this and go, you got to summon'em all!" (Pokemon reference)
Randon: "I see you are undecided, but, (then it will show the text for the class that you would get)
Just to clarify, you would still have the tools on your inventory
And to make it easier to new players, when you create a new world you would already start it with the guide dialogue open
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