What do you mean "never get assistance with anything" people would be more likely to help you cause they would probably ask for you to duplicate those items for them....well at least from what I've witnessed and experienced
Let me put it this way... Say you grind to get some decent stuff. Then, you get beaten by your friend in PvP. This friend somehow has better stuff than you. And how did they get this? They don't tell you. You look in their base, in their chests. They have everything. Every item. Every weapon. Every piece of armor, including the dev armor. Everything. This cache also includes the stuff that you, quite literally, worked your flipping butt off to get. You start to wonder what's going on. Then, to top it all off, you catch them in the act of cheating. That's when you figure it out. They hacked in every item in the game so that they could beat you in every aspect. Now, let me ask you... How would you feel if you found out this was the case? I'd be willing to bet that you'd never look at your friend the same way ever again. I know I didn't.
It would be cool for it to release on the 30th of JuneIt felt satisfying to play a legit PC-authentic Terraria on Console.
I know it was sarcasm - but we did give them a list of stuff to address. Some performance things and the usual list of bugs and such (often times, the creator of a core game sees things that no one else does - I always joke it is like "being able to see the Matrix"). So yeah, it's just down to Pipeworks banging away on that (in close contact with our QA team) and then I am sure we will dive in once again - hopefully for that last pass to give it the official stamp of approval for launch.
I know the delay sucks, but it is necessary in our opinion. Knowingly launching with issues is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
June is still Q2, so don't get your hopes up.
Well I have everything that you can get in the console version accept the dev items....even the rod of discord, the axe, and the slime staff all from grinding but I wouldn't be mad just disappointed in them for cheating and probably give them a disappointed look
This does not answer the question.
Sorry I added to my post a actual answer
I used to play Terraria with a few friends at school. We had fun doing it. Then, one of my friends cheated in some items into the game. Stuff that, back then, wasn't implemented yet. This included various Hardmode stuff. One of my friends quit because of it. I didn't like it. I got a set of wings. Nothing else. I nearly swiped some stuff from this friend when I was at his base. (Of course he was the one that started LootFest 2014.) Then, he did it again the next year. (This was also the year I managed to actually KILL him. Twice. Though, he doesn't give me the second one.) The point here is that, even though I still call him my friend, I have never looked at this friend the same way in Video Games ever again. (I found out he didn't just do it in Terraria.)
It's hard when one of your friends cheat in a game because when they then say they won't cheat again, it's hard to trust them so you don't allow them on your world.
Or immediately attempt to murder them when they do appear.
I had that thought as well. I agree. Let's drop it.
It's not just that.
First of all, that's no way to think at all. Just because there's no punishment doesn't mean you have an excuse to disobey.
First of all, that's no way to think at all. Just because there's no punishment doesn't mean you have an excuse to disobey.
Not only that, but I already said that no one will help you with stuff if you do disobey the modding rules.
Obviously you didn't look at the screenshot he had.