ShadowOfDarkness
Duke Fishron
I would heavily disagree with some of those. There is nothing wrong nor broken about the player having the ability to sequence break. The Jungle is a rough place, if you're a good enough player to brave it long enough to craft an Amazon, I think you deserve to use it.
This is what I love about these big-name games, they allow mods and they can contain some cheats. (No sarcasm, hear me out)
You could look up a wiki and spoil the immersion and gameplay.
On PC you could make a mod that skips most of the game, you could get an Inventory Editor, you could get a map editor, you could "save-scam" (I.E, Duplicate items through a rather tedious process) and the owners do NOTHING about it, because #1, they can't, and #2 they don't much care, there's their game, they made it for you, they might be slightly sad for you that you hadn't played it right, but if you want to cheat that's fine, the game is what YOU make it, that's practically the definition of a Sandbox Game, but this is taking it one step further, if you want to cheat, that's on you. We won't encourage to do it, or keep you from doing it.
If you are able to obtain, and want to use, an item that they legit put in the game, good on you.
And I feel once 1.3 comes out, there's going to be so many "paths" to take, and we will see this argument in action, as examples:
- "Should I use these fishing crates to skip Hardmode Ores, or not?"
- "Should I use this normal weapon, or this seemingly overpowered one?"
- "Should I go to (Name of Biome) and grind for (Name of Item) or not?"
- "Stardust, Nebula, Vortex, or Solar?"
- "Should I try summoning a bunch of Goblin Armies for the new mini-boss' weapon?"
- "Should I create a bunch of worlds trying to find the legendary Arkhalis?"
- "Should I bother with the Solar Eclipse more than I need to?"
- "Do I want to skip Slime Rain/Blood Moons by hiding underground?"
- "Do I want a Crimson or Corruption World?" "Melee, Ranged, Magic, or Summoner?"
- "Do I want to go hunting for reagents to make potions?"
You could play the game over so many times and not reach every path.
- Do not die. (Hardcore Mode, or set a different punishment)
- No Potions.
- Strictly only 1 or 2 Fighting types (Melee, Ranged, Magic, Summoner)
- No Summoning Minions.
- No Wings.
- Must fight every boss.
- Fight multiple bosses at once.
- Do not let any NPC die, except the Guide for WOF.
- Do not use the Mechanic or her items.
- Do not use the Goblin Tinkerer for Reforges or Combining Accessories
- Abolish the Crimson/Corruption
- Abolish the Hallow
- Fully turn the world with Corruption or Crimson.
- Destroy the world with explosives.
- Must beat every boss first try.
- Any craftable item, you cannot recieve from chests. (But accessories and Magic Mirrors and things like that are alright)
- Collect every Boss Trophy.
- Collect as many banners as you can. (let's be honest, it'll take a very long time)
- Collect as many paintings as you can. (will require making worlds just for items)
- Actually beat the game AFTER you have sorted chests. (A problem for me)
There's nothing to keep you from cheating, it is what you make it, if you want to be a good player and do it legit, that's cool, but if you want to cheat, you did it to yourself.
EDIT: Added 4 new Challenge Ideas.
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