Cyanopsia
King Slime
I know that, but why was it on the Duke Fishron page? Plus, worms don't have legs in the first place.It is actually a reference, but to real life, because people use pigs too sniff for truffles.
I know that, but why was it on the Duke Fishron page? Plus, worms don't have legs in the first place.It is actually a reference, but to real life, because people use pigs too sniff for truffles.
ah, my bad. I thought it was on the truffle page. And yeah, their reasoning is flawed.I know that, but why was it on the Duke Fishron page? Plus, worms don't have legs in the first place.
Wow. Couldn't guess that myself.The boss is a living tree form that resembles a jack-o-lantern.
When did they do that?
- 1.2.1.1: No longer drop Magma Stones.
Notice the word "eventually". Eventually you can kill anything, if you have the patience. And well, by the time you get the Nightmare/Deathbringer Pick, worms shouldn't be a trouble anymore.
- If the player has a strong Pickaxe, such as the Nightmare Pickaxe or the Deathbringer Pickaxe, they could just keep mining and their pickaxe would eventually deal enough damage to kill the Giant Worm during its passes.
Yes. They have the slime animation and AI and drop gel.Pumpkins: Now also considered slimy.
I think you mean that they're jack-o-lanterns with a slime AI, it doesn't mean that they're actually slimes. As for the gel, the wiki says they don't drop any gel.(But I'm saying this in a thread that's all about where the wiki was wrong.Yes. They have the slime animation and AI and drop gel.
This was worded badly. It should've said "When summoned, it performs a chant that sounds like it is saying "How do you know?". This also happens when summoning a Phantasm Dragon", or something like that. Other than that, it's true. Go summon it and listen closely.
They have the slime AI and move in a similar manner, yes. But I'm pretty sure they don't drop gel, nor are they considered a slime in-game. Having said that, if the pumpkins turn placid when using Royal Gel, then they probably are a Slime variant.Yes. They have the slime animation and AI and drop gel.
A one in 39,204,882,000,000,000,000 chance of dropping? Yeah, that's approximately how many Skeletons I killed before I got a Skull. See also: Anything else dropped by Skeletal enemies, including Bone Feather, Mining armour and bone tools.So I was looking at the drops page when I some truly ridiculous numbers for drop chances:
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Actually, it says 3,920,499 out of 2,000,000,000,000, not 1 out of 39,204,992,000,000,000,000They have the slime AI and move in a similar manner, yes. But I'm pretty sure they don't drop gel, nor are they considered a slime in-game. Having said that, if the pumpkins turn placid when using Royal Gel, then they probably are a Slime variant.
A one in 39,204,882,000,000,000,000 chance of dropping? Yeah, that's approximately how many Skeletons I killed before I got a Skull. See also: Anything else dropped by Skeletal enemies, including Bone Feather, Mining armour and bone tools.
You missed the Magnet Sphere having 599,240,000 in the same screenshot. Are there anymore silly numbers on that page?
Oops. I thought it was one long number. Screen resolution is too high, text size is too small and I'm at work and bored. I keep it like this on purpose so people can't read my screen over my shoulder. Guess this time I got myself.Actually, it says 3,920,499 out of 2,000,000,000,000, not 1 out of 39,204,992,000,000,000,000
You didn't even notice the "IF YOU BEAT MY MASTER I WILL GRANT YOU ONE WISH"View attachment 7553
He could also be a reference to Dr. Light because they both have Beards! (Note the Sarcasm.)
- The Old Man is probably a reference to the Old Man from Legend of Zelda
Fun Fact: The enemy spawn rate actually is increased while in the jungle!
This has got to just be one of those personal experience things...