ChipsAndChipolatas
Steampunker
Before I delve into this, please note this will need further research and I am no theorist. So this may seem a little off.
So, Terraria is a game with little to no plot. Right? Your in a land, you've got to build a small town, collect armour and weapons to protect yourself and kill a few bosses. Simple. But the other day an idea which sprung to mind. During hardmode, you battle three mechanical bosses. The destroyer, The Twins and Skeletron Prime. All three resembling three bosses you fought at the start of your journey. Eye Of Cthulu, Eater Of Worlds and Skeletron. However, the differences are that they are vastly more difficult and they are.. Well robots. Could it be that your character, the hero of the game. Is creating these beasts...
The idea what got me to think of this is that, maybe, just maybe. The main protagonist makes the three mechanical bosses because he misses the thrill of the fight. The hunt and the kill he gets from defeating these massive and powerful monsters. He misses it, he wants to kill again. So, in my mind. I think he may just be going insane. Other evidence that suggests this is, killing bunnies. Yeah. Not just this but killing most innocent animals. Yes, I know it isn't him doing this but our own sick minds but just discard that. So, the point is he murders bunnies, birds, insects, frogs and the like. For no gain what so ever. No food, no special ingredient for a potion or weapon material. Even more so, you feel no remorse at all when you stick your sword through these innocent bunnies. This, could be a sign of him being a psychopath. For you guys who don't know, it means that you think killing is fun. You feel no emotion to anyone, and interpret emotions to make you look innocent. With this point it could prove that your character is going insane from the lack of murder and no thrill of battle. After he defeats these three bosses he still has not had enough and yet again messes with nature and summons a powerful being. Every time endangering the land itself. He eventually however gets his fix with Plantera, Golem and Duke Fishron. And for the mobile and console users, Ocram.
I would appreciate if you guys can help flesh out and improve this theory and even provide constructive criticism or suggesting ways this theory can be disproved. Thanks ~Chips
So, Terraria is a game with little to no plot. Right? Your in a land, you've got to build a small town, collect armour and weapons to protect yourself and kill a few bosses. Simple. But the other day an idea which sprung to mind. During hardmode, you battle three mechanical bosses. The destroyer, The Twins and Skeletron Prime. All three resembling three bosses you fought at the start of your journey. Eye Of Cthulu, Eater Of Worlds and Skeletron. However, the differences are that they are vastly more difficult and they are.. Well robots. Could it be that your character, the hero of the game. Is creating these beasts...
The idea what got me to think of this is that, maybe, just maybe. The main protagonist makes the three mechanical bosses because he misses the thrill of the fight. The hunt and the kill he gets from defeating these massive and powerful monsters. He misses it, he wants to kill again. So, in my mind. I think he may just be going insane. Other evidence that suggests this is, killing bunnies. Yeah. Not just this but killing most innocent animals. Yes, I know it isn't him doing this but our own sick minds but just discard that. So, the point is he murders bunnies, birds, insects, frogs and the like. For no gain what so ever. No food, no special ingredient for a potion or weapon material. Even more so, you feel no remorse at all when you stick your sword through these innocent bunnies. This, could be a sign of him being a psychopath. For you guys who don't know, it means that you think killing is fun. You feel no emotion to anyone, and interpret emotions to make you look innocent. With this point it could prove that your character is going insane from the lack of murder and no thrill of battle. After he defeats these three bosses he still has not had enough and yet again messes with nature and summons a powerful being. Every time endangering the land itself. He eventually however gets his fix with Plantera, Golem and Duke Fishron. And for the mobile and console users, Ocram.
I would appreciate if you guys can help flesh out and improve this theory and even provide constructive criticism or suggesting ways this theory can be disproved. Thanks ~Chips
