MiltVala
Plantera
You called me out, so it's your problem buddy.(I think we're getting off topic)
You called me out, so it's your problem buddy.(I think we're getting off topic)
Different people have different opinions. I yet not want to bring a mod into this, and get us into troubleYou called me out, so it's your problem buddy.
but for uselessnes, i think the ice rod. shoots ice blocks. wow. and what? 29 damage?
it costs a platinum as well, so you probably wont get it before you get wings wich is both more usefull and simpler. it has so little use, that its more of a mob blocker than a weapon or bridge making tool.
1. Infinite flightice rod
at the start of hardmode i always use Pwnhammer, and if i have crimson i use Blood lust cluster, if i don't then i just stick to a cobalt/palladium axe.snip
the ice rod must be my favourite building tool. i have had issues with the molten in the past but it will never be a bad pickaxe to me, even though we hate it its an important role in terraria!my least favourite is the molten pickaxe. sloooowly....
but for uselessnes, i think the ice rod. shoots ice blocks. wow. and what? 29 damage?
it costs a platinum as well, so you probably wont get it before you get wings wich is both more usefull and simpler. it has so little use, that its more of a mob blocker than a weapon or bridge making tool.
I'm surprised this hasn't been said yet, but... the Hammush. It has identical stats to the Pwnhammer, apart from... what, 5% more power? It destroys walls at exactly the same rate, and spawns distracting floaty mushrooms when you swing it- they might be good in combat, but the Mushroom Spear does it way better. It's only ever seen the light of day when some guy made a GIF of it for the wiki, and when Red showed it off in the "random happenings" 1.2 spoiler back in May of 2013. It seemed cool at first, but has since turned into one of the most obscure and underused items in the game- and for a good reason.
As a tool, it sucks. You would not believe...
...hammush I hate it.
*ba dum- tsss*
I don't know about you, but I love the Spectre Hamaxe. The whole purpose of +3 range is to make it more useful in building, just like the Spectre paint tools, and it's nice for hammering blocks when you'd otherwise have to be jumping around to reach them. The slow speed is also, oddly enough, helpful. If you're trying to break just a few bits of wall, you'll find that a faster tool will often destroy unwanted pieces due to how the edges of walls extend something like 50% of a block out from where they are. It's frustrating.On topic, probably the Spectre Hamaxe. I love the weapon, I love its design and all - admittedly, my use of it as the infamous Cydd Coldtaint on several servers did help that...
...But as a tool, it's pretty lousy. Ectoplasm isn't the easiest of things to get, and its obtained right at the very end of the game. Yet for all that, it fails to impress. It's a Hamaxe? So what. When the heck do you need wood, anyways? And if you do, well, you've got that Copper Axe for that, or something along those lines. It's even a tiny-bit-slower than the Pwnhammer, which even renders it rather obsolete for wall-smashing!
I know it has added range... but, really, for wall-smashing it's really best if you start close to yourself and work your way out from there. In fact, the added range is more of a nuisance than anything - using the thing as a weapon, prepare to see your house and home get its walls seriously messed up, haha!
I don't know about you, but I love the Spectre Hamaxe. The whole purpose of +3 range is to make it more useful in building, just like the Spectre paint tools, and it's nice for hammering blocks when you'd otherwise have to be jumping around to reach them. The slow speed is also, oddly enough, helpful. If you're trying to break just a few bits of wall, you'll find that a faster tool will often destroy unwanted pieces due to how the edges of walls extend something like 50% of a block out from where they are. It's frustrating.
Yeah, the Spectre Hamaxe isn't that great overall, but it's still useful in its own way.
Everyone can see through that, now you're just making attention. Copper hammer is useful, infact, some people like to keep this through to when they get a pwnhammer.
Copper is a bit faster than wooden. Besides, you would want to save wood wouldn't you?Why would you want a Copper Hammer, when...
1). You could make a Wooden Hammer for the Shadow Orbs/Demon Hearts far, far easier
2). You don't NEED a hammer (unless you build underground) 'cept for Orbs/Hearts.
3). The Meteor Hamaxe is vastly superior to both a Wooden, and a Copper Hammer AND doubles as an Axe.
4). The Molten Hamaxe is even better! (almost as good as a Pwnhammer while doubling as an Axe).
To be honest, I can't think of a single useful thing Copper Bars are actually useful for.
Weapons? Too weak.
Tools? You start with 2 out of 3 and they all suck.
A Watch? Meh, I suppose? If you really needed to tell time that badly...
Armor? Just get a +2 Defense or better Shackle and wait until you've enough silver/gold (or their equivalents).
What good is copper? I don't think I've ever used a single copper bar in any of my last 3+ playthroughs.
Copper is a bit faster than wooden. Besides, you would want to save wood wouldn't you?
Some people prefer copper than wood, that's my opinion.Given that you can plant acorns when you cut trees down which gives you basically unlimited wood, I have my doubts that one would really care about the wood usage that much. I suppose it depends upon whether or not you get the copper before needing a hammer.
The speed doesn't really matter if all you're doing is smashing an orb or heart TBH. It amounts to maybe a second difference at most.
Some people prefer copper than wood, that's my opinion.