Favorite thing about Terraria

[kirbyofthestars]

Be it Console, Mobile, or PC, we all love Terraria. But, what of the plethora of great things about the game is absolutely the best? I'll start this off by saying that my favorite thing about the game is the sheer amount of different armor/clothing and weapons in the game. Post your replies below

 

[Nim]

The variety of environments, the biomes feel distinct, rather than a re-skin of the rest of the world

 

[The Terraria Swag Beast]

The replay-ability. I love games where r u can play them over and over and do different things and not get bored. Like u can do one world mage only. The other ranged only. Also its just really fun to start out from scratch

 

[Aurora3500]

I'd have to say its the vast amount of items you can use to customize and personalize your character. Every Weapon, Accessory, and Tool feels fun to use in its own way, and the thrill of gaining or crafting new items is always in full force. Whether its a block for decoration, crafting Torches, Finding a Trifold Map, or crafting the Night's Edge. Farming underground in a cavern and seeing items dropped from monsters all over the place is the ultimate thrill.

I also enjoy the Biomes, with the basic Forest, Desert, Jungle, and Ice which make for interesting environments, and the Corruption/Crimson and Hallow that represent Darkness and Light that are like super biomes that affect the basic biomes.

 

[Eli10293]

My favorite thing about Terraria is that its not to hard to make mods for it

 

[Kaiju]

I like the building. I've never had much skill with art, so this game has served as an artistic outlet for me. The exploration is a fun part of it too.

 

[Unit One]

The best thing I love about Terraria is that I can play it my own way, in my own style, and that I'm not timed. You can do whatever you want. I can flatten out every piece of desert and nobody's telling me not to. I can farm for iron like crazy in order to fill my world with lamp posts and it is an acceptable way of playing. Because you can play however you want. And each playthrough is different. Except for the lamp posts. Those are a must in every world.

 

[MegaSDMGShark]

Its a new game each time you make a new world...you can always have different styles.

 

[SuperZ007]

How it isn't ruined by an update, unlike 1.9 in minecraft.

 

[GalladeGaming]

My favorite thing in terraria is the awesome armor and weapons you can get.

 

[Fatx_]

How it isn't ruined by an update, unlike 1.9 in minecraft.

Please delete this so others dont have to cry missing the old Minecraft... There has been nothing good since amplified worlds

 

[Dreadful man]

The freedom, the diversity and the awesome bosses. From the EoC to Moon Lord, every single one has its own styles and surprises, keeping me from not losing interest.

 

[Treesmasher]

How it isn't ruined by an update, unlike 1.9 in minecraft.

How can you judge minecraft 1.9, if it has not even been released yet Just wait until it is truly finished. My favorite thing about terraria is probably the adventure aspect to it.

 

[Sweglord]

it fun

 

[SuperZ007]

How can you judge minecraft 1.9, if it has not even been released yet Just wait until it is truly finished. My favorite thing about terraria is probably the adventure aspect to it.

snapshots

 

[Sweglord]

snapshots

snapshots tell you very little about how the game feels to play, it may be different, but for all we know, it may be what minecraft has needed all of this time

 

[kirbyofthestars]

I really like how the 2d environment makes the world feel alive and full of things to do, unlike Minecraft, where the world feels empty and scarce, as an answer to my own question. Also, what is underneath your main post and how do I make one, ex. Sweglord's The dankest mémér/fedora collector/rare pepe finder on the TCF.

 

[CellarDoor96]

My favorite thing to do in Terraria is to collect stuff and create different character builds, and then try out those builds against bosses and such. So I guess you could say that the collecting and combat are my favorite things about it. I do also like exploring and building, just not quite to the same extent. I am trying to get more into building, though, since there's no better feeling than you get after you complete a cool-looking building or a particularly complicated wiring mechanism.

 

[Treesmasher]

snapshots

Umm, snapshots are pretty much the open alpha of each update. As it has been stated before, content within snapshots are subject to change. Now. Back on topic.

 

[Cyanizen]

No limitations. No time limit, no tasks you HAVE to do. No real rules, set way of play, or style you have to follow. Unlike Minecraft, where if I ever play it (very little at all anymore) I don't have to go back to an older version because the game wasn't ruined at one point. Terraria gets better with each update, where with Minecraft, I have to play it in version 1.6.4 or prior, because in my opinion, the game completely sucks after that point.