Okay so basically, like everyone is saying, i wont say much to avoid spoilers for you, but whem you talk to the guide and click crafting and drag any items labeled materials it will tell you everything you can craft, also if you click the hammer next to the crafting menu it expands it showing more items, also when you open your inventory look on the right side of the screen and click the house, it shows all the npcs you have and dont have, and when you're in that menu you can click the question mark and click on your houses and it will tell you what youre missing for an npc to move in. There are also called accessories which can enhance your play through making different weapons or items do different things, and when you're exploring the purple biome there is a way to obtain a gun there, and also when you're in the inventory there is a book under your coins and it tells you what biomes npcs like which is important to get pylons, which can teleport you to them as long as npcs are nearby but they have to like the biome to sell a pylon, and also a important tip the npcs in close proximity the expensive their items get. Hope this helps and i hope i didn't get too spoilery i wish you luck on your adventure fellow Terrarian!
Oh and btw when you referenced Zelda I don't know if you noticed but the fairy achievement is a reference to the game, there is actually a lot of references to youtubers and other games. The devs of Terraria are releasing a new final update for the game sometime soon I believe, and also I forgot to mention, there is also a whole wiki for Terraria so if you have any burning questions that you can't seem to answer by playing the wiki has everything you need to know! 👍🏻 once again good luck and I hope you continue enjoying the game, and I also wanna that I apologize Subnautica got ruined for you by the community because that is one of my favorite games along with Terraria, but I completely understand the frustration of spoilers and can only imagine what its like to have a fan base come after you for trying to enjoy a game.
i suggest you to stick to 1 singular class as well because it will be easier to know what to get next and you should also be changing your keybinds to your preference. (to change your keybinds press escape>settings (in the bottom right)>controls) To stay with a class you should go and look at the damage of specific weapons. Summon Damage is for summoners (whips, summons, sentries) Magic Damage is for mages (rods, staffs, ect) Ranged Damage is for rangers (arrows, bows, guns, ect) Melee Damage is for melee and tankers (swords, shortswords, broadswords, boomerangs, ect) You can look at the tool tips of weapons by hovering over them in the inventory and checking its damage like you found out about which looks like (dmg amount) (class) damage e.g. 52 Magic Damage 49 Melee Damage 29 Ranged Damage 10 Summoner Damage If your digging straight down, you can use bombs dropped by the little pots on the ground or in chests you can find on the surface and bought by the demolition who sells bombs after youve obtained atleast 1 grenade, dynamite, or bomb. Use the boom shuriken also bought by the demolition to quickly dig down. (i would use bombs and boom shurikens) To quickly buy things from npcs is to hold down on the item you want to buy bulk in. If you dont like losing all of your gold coins to dying, you can put it in a piggy bank bought from the merchant. You can use money that is in the piggy to buy stuff without needing it to be in your inventory. If you ever get bored, keep exploring or digging down because there might be a surprise. If your having trouble sorting things in your inventory, press the sort items button on the right in your inventory. If you get an item that says something like "press down twice to go into stealth mode" it means to press s 2 times e.g. with the stepstool hold up (w) to use the item There are quick use buttons such as H to quickly use a healing potion or B to use all of your potions to buff If you need better armor you might want to make use of those cactuses from last video in the end. If you want to be making shit bocks, i suggest you to get wires but i wont spoil that. The purple biome is called the corruption and is the disease like infection in your world. Red is for the crimson biome Id use Corruption for normal, vanilla terraria but I would use Crimson if you ever plan on playing modded terraria. If you want an easy way to teleport straight home is to use either the recall potions you got or the magic mirror found in the underground chests and in those abandoned houses. (you can also use an ice mirror found in the underground ice biome) Hope you have a good day, new terrarian! Edit: I love your videos
@@MyNamesNeganYT I am screaming at the screen but I believe in you! Naw for real though, only just saw your part one and you're killing it. Enjoy the journey 😄
the thing about us terraria players is, we love watching people play the game for the first time. it’s really entertaining to watch people play and discover the game without much or any prior knowledge. enjoy the game, i can’t wait to see this series through
if youre feeling stuck or lost during progressing the game when its still early doors, defo consider just venturing left or right from your house and youre bound to find something useful. you might run into some new enemies here and there but its nothing the mighty lead broadsword cant smite, that shits like top 10 best weapons in the game trust
remember to ask logan for crafting recipes. they appear in the same way you craft by yourself but youll find EVERY recipe that involves the material you give him, also you can scroll to see everything
I got a tip, you have two types of cursors. You can toggle your cursor for either building or mining by pressing ctrl. Another tip, you can heal if you have potions by pressing H
In addition, look at the hotkeys settings for to know the buttons for mounting, grapling, and potions. It's use "alt" to favorite items, makes them safe from selling and trash
Not just potions! The "H" key will auto-eat anything that restores health, like the basic orange mushrooms you find all over the surface. The game will prioritize what you heal with by whatever is highest up and furthest left in your inventory.
@@Darkkfated it prioritizes the most effective healing source when damaged. Something that will cover your lost hp with lower healing wasted. If you get ≤50 damage, "lesser healing potion" will take priority rather than anything else because it heals 50, any more than that and a more powerful potion will take priority.
5:07 If you talk to Logan and hit Crafting, a box will appear and he will tell you everything you can craft with any items marked "material" 16:08 Platforms are a great replacement for ropes, imo; or if you made the rope coil you can throw the ropes upwards 21:52 In order to poo, you must eat a food item and obtain the "well fed" food buff before sitting on the toilet ;) Final tip: you can make a campfire with torches, and put it near your home to increase your regen. Love episode two, keep it up!
@@MyNamesNeganYT by doing so you will actually get "poo" item, which can be used to make fertilizer (to grow trees instantly) and also you can make a background wall with it and place it like any other block (yes, you can make a house totally made out of poo :D)
Raynebro is Redigit's son. Redigit is the creator of Terraria and CEO of ReLogic. There's a vanity set in the game for each distinguished developer of Terraria. Most of them are not available through regular gameplay but some are, like Ryanebro's set, and they're generally really rare to find.
I know someone else already said it but my tip would be: Press control to switch on/off smart cursor. You can tell it is on because blocks will highlight yellow when holding tools/torches. With it on for mining you can just move your mouse in the general direction you want to go and it will automatically mine those blocks. You wont have to "swing the pickaxe at the air for 5 minutes" anymore trying to be pixel perfect lol. you can also place torches a lot faster by not having to touch the specific block with your mouse. There are certain instances where you want to mine individual blocks e.g. only the second block around you and not the block directly next to you (mining near lava in particular) But in general playing with it on will make your life so much easier. I am here for the ride, your personality definitely shines through in these videos! Keep up the amazing work, I look forward to the next upload!
Hold Shift to automatically switch to your torches. After letting go of shift you will go back to the item you last held. You can also tank a lot of stuff when youre mining since youre on the classic (easy) difficulty so theres no need to run away (for most things). If you do need to run back though just use the recall potions you have, or something else ;), which tp you to spawn or a set spawn point. You should also just mine deeper since I dont think you even made it to the cavern layer which is where most of the loot is. You also cant have houses with platforms below them as the whole floor or else NPCs wont move in to them (like the one with the toilet). You need some solid blocks for the floor. You can check if a housing is suitable for an NPC by going to where your armour is and clicking the house icon. It should have a list of all the NPC's in your world and a question mark. If you click the question mark then click again in a house you want to check it will tell you if it's suitable or not. you should make your houses a bit bigger (minimum 10 blocks wide and 6 blocks tall but you can change the width if you want but height should stay at around 6). You need to keep the work bench by the way and the heavy one is just for special crafting which isnt needed too much. When you see an item that says "quick" or "violent" that is just a modifier that grants extra stats which you can see highlighted in red/green (depending if its good or bad) on that item. I also really recommend playing zoomed out when mining or exploring because you can miss a lot of stuff. Last tip is if you hold a block in your inventory and hold down on another block thats placed down, you can swap them (please do this with the dirt floor and make it wooden/stone). The limit is your pickaxe power, so you can only block swap stuff that you can mine. Loving this series so far. I hope that this helps and that theres another episode : )
I believe the world is called Terraria and you are The Terrarian, the hero who is supposed to free the world of corruption/disease (disease in your case) and, evil. You set out to destroy the forces (bosses and other things) that have plagued this planet, you build a small town of followers to help you along this goal. I don't want to spoil much but thats the gist of it. Have fun its a great game.
Once you get enough armor make a 5 block wide hole enclosing the corruption to stop it from spreading the earlier you do it the better ( GENUINE ADVICE , NOT LOOKING FOR A LIKE ).
@@MuhammadabdurrehmanJami-vz8do its important to destroy the backwall when you do that as it can still spread, find dynamite to quickly destroy blocks and backwalls
I believe the world is named how you name it (dryad mentions it), and you are the evil and good, you free corrupted souls of light and souls of dark, kill countles living thinking creatures, but free tied people and destroy evil
About npc housing… it requires the following components: Solid blocks to stand on, A chair, table, a light source, and an entrance in some way. An “entrance” means it can’t be just an enclosed space. It needs platforms and or a door. Keep in mind since it’s a very common mistake: You can’t just place platforms as the floor. The NPC’s need at least 2 solid blocks to stand on. (it could be 1 but I’m not too sure)
This playthrough is great. There is one tip I want to give since it's hard to really find out inside the game itself. Pressing control activates smart cursor. This lets you just put cursor in the general direction of what you're doing instead of the exact tile. This is immensely helpful for mining, placing torches, background walls, and most things. I tend to almost always play with it on unless I realize it is making some really specific thing harder.
Something worth mentioning for potential future playthroughs to eliminate confusion: the basic ores have counterparts, if your world generates with a specific ore, then it won't generate with its counterpart. from what you've seen: Copper & Tin are counterparts Iron & Lead Silver & Tungsten and Gold & Platinum. So because you have Tungsten and Gold in your world, you cannot naturally find Platinum and Silver veins.
@@MyNamesNeganYT The original versions only had Copper/Iron/Silver/Gold, but when they added the crimson they also added alternate ores to spice things up. There's still ways to get the others, but it's basically so if you make a new world you'll see lots of new stuff again.
@@autumnshinespark The weird part is that Alternate Ores (Tin, Lead, Tungsten, and Platinum) are actually "better" in that the gear they make has higher stats. But since it's almost always something incredibly minor like the Lead Sword doing 1 more damage than an Iron one, it's not really a big deal. Still odd that they bothered with different stats instead of just copy-pasting and changing the color.
Some tips: 1. Every item that has the word 'material' in its description can be used for crafting. You should show them to the guide. 2. Wearing armour made out of same material would give you a "set bonus". These bonuses will get more powerful as you aquire high tier armours. 3. Some accessories (the items equiped below your armour, like the shoe spikes) can combined with other accessories. You should show those accessories to the guide as those provide various benefits and combining them would save some equipment slots for others.
To combine accessories he needs to find the Goblin Tinkerer NPC, for that he has to fight the Goblin Army and for that to spawn he has to have at least 200 HP and destroy a shadow orb..
@@MyNamesNeganYT Yes! You talked about there not being a "new Crafting available" pop-up, and there isn't, but the Guide is the substitute. Go to him, click "Crafting", put ANY "material" in the box, and you can see literally every single thing that uses that material, and it will even tell you what crafting station(s) or other requirements you might need. I've played the game for... way too many hours and I still have to shove mats in the Guide's face from time to time because I still forget the specifics of certain recipes.
In the corrupted area there is going to be giant holes, if you manage to go down in them. You may encounter black glowy orbs, use bombs (obtained from breaking pots at this time of the game) break the orbs, it may help you to a certain extend 😅, but don’t cross breaking more then 2, as the 3rd orb causes something to happen, and during that event you need to be ready with better armour and weapons. (Those orbs may drop goodies)
Bro this is literally the best "new to terraria" video I've ever seen. The smile never left my face the entire video. Just please avoid spoilers! Your screams of "AHHH WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT" are so funny. P.S. - try use the guide's craft option
glowwsticks for mining, press ctrl to switch between manual and smart block targeting, hold alt and click on inventory items to lock them so u cant drop or trash them by accident
With 15 of any gemstone, you can make a grappling hook from them. The quality range of gemstones is directly correlated with how good the hook is: Amethyst being the worst, diamond being the best.
7:39, Every time i watch someone play the game for the first time, the community is always nice. I genuinely think Terraria has one of the best communities. PS: don't be afraid to search things up and use the wiki as the game is very hard to understand and advance in for the first time. Can't wait to watch more of this as the episodes come out ❤
@@MyNamesNeganYT The wiki is nice, but honestly most of the info in it can be gained by talking to the Guide and experimenting, so don't feel like you have to play with the Wiki open on your second monitor or anything. Too much wiki browsing will spoil a lot of the discovery, and that's honestly the best part of a first playthrough.
Tips for you my man: 1.if you can try to gear up as possible 2.find accesories which is if your lucky, you can get wing in surface.. By exploring or sometimes you can find them in tree house! 3.about the 2 corrupt biome those has a name, purple one is call corruption and the red one is call crimson, both has insane good gear and accesories for example -purple one has accesories which is reduce damage reduction by 15%(this one also same, drop from the boss) -the red one has accesories which can negate damage if you get hit by enemy without taking damage if your lucky!(obtain by killing the boss!) 4.you should be powerfull enough try fight against king slime first.. If l remember king slime appear if you kill 100 slimes if l remember..and try make platform which is an area to fight the bossess, and after done with king slime after the eye of cthulhu! Eye of cthulhu are harder though, it can fly and summon its minion! But you should be able to win by using flame arrow to reduce its health along with king slime!(hope this help you!!)
It's always nice to see people playing cosmic horror Minecraft for the first time. Tips and comments below! I'll try to avoid spoilers, just focusing on mechanics and the obvious. A Matching armor set has a set bonus. Could be mining speed, could change how you play. You'll want a fairly big home for yourself lol. You need the room for your crafting stations and item storage. You need wall blocks (the not solid ones) and good lighting to keep mobs from spawning inside your home. Floating homes are pretty good if you keep losing doors or NPCs let mobs inside. Underground homes are OK too. You don't have much room for tall or high homes in a small world though. Use the smart cursor toggle when digging to avoid just swinging at air for a while. It's a really useful toggle dangit, and it's on your keyboard. Just press Ctr. You've used it seemingly by accident. When jumping onto a rope you grab them by holding up (W). This makes hopping from rope to rope easier. The purple on the stone was a type of moss. There's several colors of moss but you need a special thing to grab any. You can build a building with room for multiple NPCs but they get whiney when crowded (4+ too close together). Also they price gouge you. NPC's have unique dialogue based on which other NPC's are around. How much they like others or what they've done, ect. Enough NPCs also makes a peaceful zone. It's already happened to you but you didn't seem to notice. The world's name is whatever you named it. Congrats, you're a Phuckian. Oooh, nymphs are rare. You can coil up your rope in the crafting menu and throw it. You can use a toilet when you have a food buff active. You didn't when you tried. I recommend doing so, the reward is great! The Corruption! That's fun lol. Also I had to bite back several spoilers.
@@MyNamesNeganYT I'm trying to keep them useful lol. Glad to help. I hope you love the game. Wow, your subscriber count went up almost 100 in a few hours lol. Congrats.
Use shift to place torches, buy glowsticks from the merchant and press left control to use smart cursor - it breaks the blocks in the direction of your cursor instead of the ones its sitting on. In the house you can put however many platforms you want, but the table should sit on a block to be a valid housing. Make sure there is enough space around the table and chair.
Some bullshit guides(no spoil): 1- this game has 4 diffrent damage types which are called classes which you can play with one of them or mix them 2- after making a full armor set of at least tungsten it's better for you to go and search the jungle biome underground, it just gives you too much good stuff for each class 3- for making a bed you need 5 silks, for making silk you need to have cobweb and then you can turn that cobweb to silk when you stand near a loom, for making a loom you need a sawmill and some wood, for making a sawmill you need a chain, iron/lead bars and some wood and at last for making chain you need iron/lead bars
11:32 lol i love the sudden realization going from "how do i rotate a chair" to "A and D? no that's how you walk" to "oh it DOES rotate the chair" to "oh wait it's the direction you're FACING ahhh"
Glad to see someone new to the game! A little tip, if an item says it's a "material", it can be shown to the guide to see what you can make with it, and if it's an "ammo", it can be put in the ammo slots to save space. Fallen stars and fishing bait are classified as ammo, too. Little fun fact: It's pronounced "ter-rare-ia", like a terrarium
Here's a tip which is better to do in early game: 1. There's this item called pylon in the game. This item will help you travel faster from biome to biome. If you make houses for at least 2 NPCs in biomes they like, they will sell you this item. If you don't want to refer to the Wiki for this you can refer to the in game bestiary below your ammo and coin slot. 2. You can sort your items and also quick stack items in your inventory into chests with the same items with the buttons beside the said bestiary earlier.
Idk if someone already said it, but to be a suitable house the floor MUST HAVE a solid block ! Replace at least one wood platform with any solid block and you will have your npc tower!
@@MyNamesNeganYT Platforms are great for mining (as a substitute for Rope since you can go up and down through them) and for letting you get between floors of a house, but if the whole "floor" is nothing but Platforms that game doesn't like that. Related: right above your Vanity armor slots, there is a little grey house icon. You can click it, then click any house you've made, and the game will tell you if it's suitable housing, and if it's not, what's missing.
I saw so your two videos and here a few spoilerfree tips : - You have both work bench and table in an house, you only need one of the two to have a house. Also the guide told you at some point the requirements for an house and told you to check the housing menu but you ignored it. Check it, it will make your life easier :) - gold coins to silver coin is basically like dollars to cents in real world - What is gold ore useful for ? Well give it to the guide craft menu and see, note that it is the best ore you can find currently at your point of the game, so it is very useful. - People told you to use ropes, and I would advise you to also abuse platforms, they are the perfect blocks to use in exploration, since you can pass through it. You can also put platforms above your mining hole so you don't fall in it by accident. - Use ctrl to toggle smart cursur, when on, it will automatically target blocks when you mine and will also target valid locations for background walls and torchs when placing them. So use it when mining, putting walls and placing torches? - From your previous vide, water isn't toxic, no mater how it looks. - You indeed can't make a house with only platforms, you need at least 2 solid not obtructed blocks (so even if you make a house, if you have tables or chests on every blocks, it won't work either) - "I don't know how to use step tool", it's literaly written in the description of the item -_- - Don't throw random stuff to trash, especially if you don't know what they do, please at least check recipes. And there is only a few if not no useless items in this game. - Instead of attacking the squirrel with a sword, try with a bug net :) - Purple stuff is moss, just decorative - Also you get so lucky to find a nymph to then die by a trap AHAHAH - You seriously used all your golds for a candelabra -_- - To poop, you have to eat a meal first - Yes explore the world in every direction - 24:20 oh a Shackle :)
@@MyNamesNeganYT it's like in minecraft, you just mined 4 diamonds, you notice that you can use it to make a lamp, you use all of it :) this is so funny
@@MyNamesNeganYTyou can use tungsten ore instead S. Gold/platinum(prehardmode) /titanium (hardmode) A. Iron/lead(prehardmode)other hardmode ores B. Tungsten/silver C. Gem stones D. E. F. copper/tin ores
Last episode the water wasn’t what dealt damage, I was confused why you were so afraid of it, but you triggered a dart trap. They’re pretty hard to spot when you’re new, so keep your eyes out. There are some other traps that you’ll run into, but I’ll let you discover those yourself.
I instantly subscribed after your first terraria vid, your videos are super entertaining! I would do anything to experience Terraria for the first time again so this is really refreshing and I've not had a video make me laugh out loud in ages
clicked for terraria, and got so entretained that the video felt like it had 5 min BAHAHA!! instantly subbed, keep up the charisma and the good work! excited to see you progress 🫶
The first tier of ore is copper/tin, second tier is iron/lead, third is silver/tungsten, fourth and final is gold/platinum. Fyi, what ores you get on a world is completely randon
NPC happiness can affect the prices of items the happier an npc is the less items will cost and vice versa. npcs have a lot of factors that can influence this such as favorite person or favorite biome. favorite biome can be shown by looking at their bestiary background (the little book near the trash can in your inventory). and the you can see the info on favorite and least favorite person by asking the npc themselves by clicking about happiness. There is also something called a pylon which basically acts as a waypoint/teleporter on the map, it needs 2 NPCS and its respected biome to work. Also, there is really good loot in the sky islands if you can find a way up there weather it be building or gravity potions.
Tip: You can find bombs in pots , having bombs in your inventory will attract an npc and bombs can be used on the purple stone to break it, using bombs on the glowing purple ball in the underground corruption biome will give you a gun
recommendation: small worlds suck. if you don’t care about losing a bit of progress, you can make a new medium sized world and bring your old character over.
@@MyNamesNeganYTalso, the corruption (world evil) (aka purple biome) spreads to other blocks. It being THAT close to your spawn wouldn’t be that nice for a first playthrough
@@MyNamesNeganYT If you do make a new world, go for expert difficulty. Expert difficulty allows you to get some very good early game accessories that classic wouldn't normally give you, but if you think classic mode is right for you, go right ahead.
@@slash2456 not in a jar, but cobine it at the anvil with the iron chains (crafted from iron bars), it's called heart lantern and it's really important in making boss arenas. But for now Heart Crystals are more important for increasing health for him.
definitely check out every item that has "material" in its tooltip by going up to the guide (logan), pressing the "crafting" button and putting the item in that little slot it'll show what you can create with it (some items let you create insane stuff) and what crafting station to use
Don’t be afraid to use the wiki! I know it might feel like cheating, but if you’re really struggling, it’s always there with great advice!! Also tip- Every full armor set gives you a certain buff that corresponds to the armor you’re wearing, whether it be extra defense or giving thorns, a full set helps! Also exploring left and right in your world can provide you with many goodies!
Tip: if you dig really deep underground, you will find a biome that has a boss that when defeated, something will happen that will make the game mich more difficult, im not gonna say what it is but make sure to get the best gear you can before that boss And the name of the planet is your world name (could be wrong but based off what i know about the lore it is) And if the corruption spreads to a npc house the npc living there will leave the house
You’re one of the fastest learners I’ve seen for blind Terraria playthroughs-incredible work! Here’s some tips: -Build more NPC houses as soon as you can. There are many NPC’s that you can unlock by meeting certain criteria, so having those empty available rooms will make it easier for your future self. You should also build these houses on top of one another for more efficiency and organization. -Hang on to any bombs that you find so that the demolitionist can move in. Having bombs will make it much easier to mine straight down. To further enhance this, you can combine bombs with gel to make sticky bombs, which don’t roll and allow for more precise mining. You’ll also need these bombs later for when you’re strong enough to venture into the Corruption’s deep chasms, since the purple stone there cannot be mined with your current pickaxe. -At this stage, gold armor is one of the best sets you can reasonably get before fighting your first boss. You could also use mixed armor pieces of tungsten/lead incase you have trouble finding more gold. Full tungsten is also fine if you’d prefer to make gold tools instead, which are actually good in this game, unlike in Minecraft. -You’re on the right path-keep searching for ores, gems, and gold chests. There will be accessories in these chests that are key for increasing your mobility. Have fun and enjoy what each stage of progression has to offer. The first playthrough is always magical.
its always super refreshing to see someone play terraria for the first time. loving the playthrough so far and i hope you enjoy playing! i dont really have any tips other than just keep exploring the world on the surface to find new biomes, and also look for natural caves underground. also idk if u realised this but in the first episode when u went underground and found gold, the yellow liquid was just water and u got hurt by a dart trap, theyre activated by a pressure plate. the water was yellow because the colour of water changes depending on the biome ur in. good luck and ill continue to watch this for sure ^^ plus i watched this like 4 hours ago and uve already gotten 300 subs since?? glad ur getting the recognition u deserve!!
One important group of tips that I know every terraria player uses constantly is all the little helpful UI buttons. You can loot an entire chest at once, sort your inventory or a chest, quick stack to nearby chests (automatically take items from your inventory to nearby chests with the same items in them), favorite items to prevent them from being sorted, trashed, dropped, or quick stacked, and many more. I think others have mentioned hotkeys like quick buffs or healing or smart cursor, but these are a bit different. Also, the NPC dialogue is sometimes just flavor text. The traveling merchant doesn’t actually do anything when he says he’ll meet you behind a house. As one last tip, just explore more. At this stage of the early game, just explore the surface for the biomes (maybe take a break from the corruption until you get some better loot) and mine ores underground. You’ve set up your basic crafting and housing, so you just need to gear up now.
Related: there's a metric butt-ton of "beginner" accessories that spawn in Chests at or near the surface level. Just walking left and right and exploring surface caves (just the upper bits!) is almost guaranteed to get you a bunch of beginner-friendly consumables (shuriken, potions, herbs, rope, etc.) and accessories.
@@Darkkfated agree 100%. That is probably the most important thing to do early game after chopping some wood and setting up the tiniest bit of a base. I meant to mention this in my original comment but forgot to. I knew I was missing something.
a few rare tips i didnt see anyone else mention. 1. there is both an inventory sort button (thank god) and a quick stack button 2. after using the first tip you may realize it messed up what little inventory organization you had or quick stacks items you want to keep, theres a very simple solution, hold alt and left click on items to favorite them so they cant be sorted, quick stacked and more (it tells everything favoriting does when you hover over a favorited item, so do read it) 3.when crafting, if you have a chest open it will let you use all the items in that chest as materials, so you dont have to move them into your inventory. if items you need are in separate chests you will still need to grab at least one of them since you can only have 1 chest open at a time
One thing yes corruption (purple biome) can spread... Tips: a. Prehard mode (before killing the wall of flesh in the under world or hell) it can spread through grass only that is next to it. Replace 10 grass blocks next to the corruption so it won't spread B. Hardmode(after killing the wall of flesh) dig down all the way to the underworld (4 blocks thick) C. The hardmode "V" (hardmode) it will spawn a corruption and the hollow biome one of the sides of the "V" will be either the corruption or the hollow biome can be in the different position How to get rid of the corruption and the hollow biome: 1. Purification powder purchased from the driad 2. Clentaminator purchased from the steampunker for 5 platinum coins. Needs a green solution for ammunition. 1 green solution=1 second of use 3. Terraformer... Ill tell once you beat 2 difficult boss
When an item has the word "Material" it means it can be crafted to something else, its a good indicator for weapons and accessories that they can be crafted into something stronger.
Hello a guy who's played Terraria since 2014 here with 7k+ hours. I'm mainly a builder and like to build, it's very important to check if the house you made is valid, to check press the house icon above the vanity slot and click on the house. Also you need like 4 solid blocks on a floor for it to be a valid house, meaning if you make a multi story house you need to make sure each of the floors have some solid floor not all platforms. Also another tip is to take your time and build a lot of epic houses, it's not very satisfying having done everything just for the world you did it all in to look like a dump. My number 1 tip for building is once you unlock paint use it (I won't spoil why, just trust me and you'll fall in love with paint like I did).
Loving this. I was surprised to see you didn't have thousands of subs lol the quality of ur vids is great. I believe in the Terraria community to bring you the recognition this channel deserves 😂 +tip: when making ur stacked houses each house should be the same height and length (i normally do 11x5. you can use the ruler toggle in the top left when you open ur inventory to help with this) you don't need a table AND workbench either one works. To keep npc's from moving out like the guide did in ur original house, make a identical second floor on top of ur first floor (minus the doors) and replace only 2 side by side blocks of wood with platforms to pass through to different floors (putting the platforms in the corners is good because it won't interfere with tables or chairs) the platforms will count as doors too so you only need walls,table,chair, and torch for each room. Good luck!!
Buy the bug net, it is cheap and you can sell critters to merchants for a lot of money. Also, it lets you catch bait for fishing. Use guide to learn what you can make with a new material. Hold shift for a smart mode. It will change action depending on what is under cursor - pick for blocks, axe for trees, torch on air or glowstick underwater. Platforms are awesome. They have a lot of uses. And you can have rope going through them.
Some quality of life tips: You can hold shift to automatically select a torch or light and place it (so you don't have to search for it in your inventory or hotbar) When you open your inventory you can just use consumables (potions, health crystals and so on) by clicking them so you hold them with your mouse and just click them again outside your inventory (keep it open) and you'll use it. Later in fights you can press B to use all your buff consumables (one of each in your inventory) When you find stuff don't be afraid to try it out even if it does less damage, it could work in a really cool way that could be better.
Some beginner tips I want to add. If you have a healing potion available in your inventory. You can press H to quick heal. Useful when you are low on health. If you got any consumables that provides buffs in your inventory. You can press B to quick buff which uses all the available buffs in your inventory. Also, if you have an item with a "Material" on the tooltip. Don't just throw them away, as you can give them to the guide to get information about what you can craft with that item. (The copper shortsword is a material. Might want to check that one out :3)
if you want to carry on there are some classes you can follow e.g., the broadswords say melee damage and there are four classes. Melee: mostly swords yoyos and flails with some projectiles or true melee no projectiles and mele based armour with most defense Mage: magic weapons uses mana and mana potions try max out mana stars for that Summonner: summons minions to help you fight and use whips, has summon armour than increases summon slots. for a quick starter one to find try finch staff in living trees. Also requires mana but not that much just to spawn it Ranged: early game bows and mostly guns have to use ammo of bullets and arrows arms dealer is your best friend get him to spawn in by blowing up a shadow orb with a bomb dynamite etc you have to do that to even mine the stone there too since your pickaxe is too weak preboss
@@MyNamesNeganYT You don't have to pick one. You can always play a hybrid setup or switch along the way when you get a cool new weapon. I personally never played pure summoner, but I always use some summons in my melee, ranged or mage setups.
Also, Terraria is FULL of references to other media through dialogue, or items. Vanity sets especially often reference things. Apparently the Raynebro set you bought in this episode is a vanity set dedicated to the son of the games two lead devs: Redigit and Cenx. Honestly, so much of the content terraria has was genuinely added because someone on the dev team either: Felt like it, wanted to reference something, or just thought it'd be cool/fun/funny. What makes it into terraria updates are beyond more relaxed than like, the guidelines for what we often see in minecraft updates. (Oh, and Tip: Pressing H will use a healing item, i believe it uses the closest healing item you have to the top of your inventory)
As an experienced Terraria player, I love seeing people play for the first time, it takes me back to when I first learnt the game many years ago (back when ocram was a thing (if yk yk). The experience only gets better the more you discover for yourself. I can't wait for more of this series, and I pray you stay away from the wiki unless you get super stuck, as it's basically like a cheat code that takes all the fun out of the game if u rely on it too much. The only practical advice I have is spend a couple minutes looking through all of the features of the inventory and seeing what each button does. Theres even an emote button which I rediscovered recently lol Looking forward to more great content (and
I made a vow to not touch the wiki at all, I want just raw game experience, so I’m trying to avoid spoiler comments. I thank you for being here, more to come!
In Terraria, almost every item you can find has some sort of use. Especially if the item description says "material" you should take it to the guide and check for crafting recipes! And since you encountered the issue of mining air because you can't see or you are exhausted from aiming at every single block: Use the "smart cursor". Your cursor will toggle to a wider version when you press ctrl (or shift, it's one of those two) and then you can just aim in the general direction and it will mine the closest block in that direction for you! The shift button (or the ctrl) will choose a tool in your inventory for you depending what your cursor is pointing at. And also there are some extra functionalities for chests and your inventory to sort things easily! You should try them out, they're buttons close to your inventory or chest inventory if you open it!
One of the big things I'd recommend to a new player is to use the guide's crafting option as much as you can stand to, anything that has the "material" line in it's description should be put in there, and there's absolutely tons of stuff that has that line, not just ores and stuff, things like your accessories or weapons can be materials too. (also, you can click the little hammer above the crafting list to expand it and show all of the options at the same time)
U will probably not see this cuz there are more than 900 comments at this point, but here are some tips and a bit of useful info without spoilers: 1. If you press ctrl you can switch between "manual" and "automatic" targeting mode. It doesnt work with weapons on pc, but it will let you for example dig straight down while just holding left click with your cursor below you. 2. Once you have a full Armor set out of one material and equip all of it you get a set-Bonus. 3. If you want to craft potions, just set a glass bottle onto a table. thats your crafting station. For potions, you need bottled water, which you can get by just standing in or near water with empty bottles in your Inventory. The ingredients are mostly just plants you find around the world. 4. If you press H you automatically drink the best healing potion you currently have, if you press B you use all buff-Items (potions, food etc) and there was also a keybind for mana-potions but i forgor which one. 🙃 5. Fishing in this game can get you actually useful stuff, like crates. Fishing rods are easy to craft and you can get bait by buying a net from the merchant and catching bugs and insects. 6. If you want to go mining, i suggest just searching for a Cave entrance above ground, because you can find Chest, Heart crystals and ores way easier this way. Anyways i really enjoyed this series so far and i hope you will continue playing this game to the end. 😊
Press 'H' to heal instandly , but you need healpotions in your inventory. Press 'B' to use one of all buffpotions in your inventory . As examle pad thai is a buff (18:35)
watch this guy in a manner of 6 months popping out "no hitting calamity boss x". really entertaining. keep up. something i wish i did as a newer player is, SORT YOUR STORAGE. those thigs are going to filled to the brim with loot and you are going to lose probably hours looking for what you want only to be in the first chess you opened.
good job on progressing so far, youre honestly doing way better than most new players, one guy that im currently helping to learn the game couldnt for the life of him figure out how to open the inventory without the Guide opening it for him and has only now figured out how to make a working house. that said, there are somethings that you still need to learn to make your life easier. pressing CTRL toggles Smart Cursor, when smart cursor is ON the game will automate repetitive actions for you such as having to switch to move your cursor to another block while mining, aiming for the very bottom of trees when cutting them down, placing the background walls, planting trees, etc. . You can tell when Smart Cursor is on when you see a yellow square near your cursor when you equip things like a pick axe. pressing H is Quick Heal, it makes you use the best healing item you currently have without having to switch to in in your inventory. pressing J is Quick Mana, just like Quick Heal, but for mana potions instead. pressing B is Quick Buff, pressing it makes you drink one of all of the potions you currently have on you. No, drinking potions takes no time and you are still able to attack while doing the above. I recommend rebinding these because its sometimes hard to reach some of them (inventory>settings>controls). I personally like binding Quick Mana, Quick Heal, and Quick Buff to R, F, and V respectively and Smart Cursor to C. have a gander at all the other controls there too while you're at it, might find something i forgot to mention. Generally, mining is not very efficient at this point in the game. Exploring the surface will likely be more fruitful. Check caves; more often than now, they will contain chests with loot. Put down torches, even in the day, they don't reduce mob spawns, but your future self will be thankful for it, believe me. If you find sun flowers, take them, when around sun flowers, you get a buff that decreases mob spawns and increase movement speed. Speaking of buffs, you may or may not have noticed that when you have an effect on you, you get a little picture right under your hotbar(when the inventory is closed), mousing over these pictures tells you what buffs/debuffs you have(generally, red pic=bad, blue pic=good). that should be all the important things for now, sorry for info dumping you, but its better than telling you little by little. good job so far👍 ps. you weren't hurt by toxic water last vid, you stepped on a naturally generated pressure plate which was wired to a dart trap that inflicts poison on you. i recommend getting the trap as it can be useful in the long run.
@@MyNamesNeganYT thank you kindly. Again, sorry that it's such a block of text, it's just better to explain it clearly. I hope you enjoy the game. Btw, what difficulty did you choose while you were picking world generation settings? Just curious. (The settings were Journey, Classic, Expert, and Master if you've forgotten.)
This is some good content dude, super funny. As far as advice goes: I'd recommend checking the controls in the settings but I'll mention the most useful ones here. H is the hotkey for consuming a health potion in your inventory. B is quick buff, so that consumes one of each buffing potion in your inventory Holding shift engages auto tool, basically an auto select tool... thingy? When held, it tries to select the appropriate tool to interact with the object under the cursor. A light source will be selected if nothing else applies. Basically, aim at a block, it pulls out your pickaxe. Aim at air around you, it pulls out a torch. Aim at a tree, it pulls out your axe. Ctrl toggles smart cursor, I dunno if I can explain this one good but it's super useful for mining. F4 toggles camera mode, a special interface for taking screenshots. Any screenshots taken using it are saved to Documents\My Games\Terraria\Captures. F11 toggles the HUD if you ever need to do that An easy source of free blocks that I don't know if the guide ever mentions is hay, you get that from cutting grass with the sickle. It doesn't break your fall or anything like Minecraft, but it gives you a quick and easy source of blocks and walls. But the most important piece of advice I can give is to play the game how you want and have fun.
Hej, im not gonna spoil anything but im just gonna say that terraria is a very exploretion and boss heavy game and I just sugest u keep exploring bouth above and underground. Great vids keep going and Ik u will enjoy the game
Just some small tips that won't reveal much: -definitely explore the world from left to right, it's not infinite so you don't have to worry about that. You can find a lot of loot by doing that and most enemies can be avoided by simply running and swinging your sword. -as you progress through the game, and mainly slay bosses, the NPC's would gradually sell more items.
One thing i highly recommend is exploring more of the overworld. There are usually naturally spawning caves in the world that lead to really good loot. Also just wanted to say im really enjoying this series so far, cant wait to continue following this adventure
If a item has "material" in the description show it to the guide under "crafting" "example ->try fallen star" (examples with minimum spoiler from comments) The feature is to show what you can make with things useful for (weapons ,blocks ,gadgets/accessories, unique things you would never making without it) Tip is fun and helpful.
If you found the dungeon (the temple thing) don't go in it you get insta killed... In order to survive in there you have to curse the old man at night to fight a boss kill it so you can go in it freely.. Get gold keys to open locked gold chest (only) for new items Gold keys can be get through killing any mobs in the dungeon. You might get a voodoo doll for the clothier so you get the chance to kill the same boss in the dungeon Wear the doll in you accessory slot and hit the clothier at night to summon the boss
Tip:The best way to get gear is explore and kill bosses *im not gonna spoil which ones* after you done that go to caves when you have good gear try the dungeon .And try to find any summon in you're world *again im not spoiling which ones* but here is a hint 🪦⌚🟩=🌼=summon. If this helped you that's good for you. After maybe 4 days you will be rich as heck
@@MyNamesNeganYT Also another tip if you find material go to the guide npc and click crafting and you will see the stuff with the material you can make it makes my gameplay way easier.
In chests and pots, you can find blue potions (if I’m not mistaken, you already have a couple of them). They teleport you to the spawn, so use them instead of ropes; they are quite common, so don’t be afraid to use them. Later, you will probably get a mirror, which is essentially an infinite version of that potion. This will help you go deeper into the cave and travel without the fear of not being able to return home
@@MyNamesNeganYT or if your deep in da mines and dont have any of those positions (recall potions) just save and exit out of your world and re-enter it and you will be back at spawn
One thing i see a lot of new players do is put the potions in their hotbar, you dont have to put your healing potions there, if you have them anywhere in your inventory and then press "H" it will be used so you dont have to click on it while fighting. Another thing you missed are in the caves, they look like stones but with colourful specks on them like yellow, blue or red, those are gems and they can unlock you something that you really want. Exploring the surface early on is a good idea, you can find nice blocks that you wanna build with or some nice loot too.
I'll keep watching these terraria videos as long as you keep making these videos. Don't give up when terraria gets you overwhelmed bc that will happen eventually. Most important figure out how to prepare for hardmode. That's all I'm giving you for advice rn
I know some people have mentioned the guides crafting help and the ‘material’ tag on items, but seriously put some importance on it xD I have thousands of hours in vanilla and modded and I still haven’t stopped using the guides crafting interface or looking out for the ‘Material’ tag, I recommend just look carefully at every item you have, especially accessories, and if they have a material tag just go look what it crafts into, it’ll really help you progress naturally without a wiki. It’s seriously so helpful
Also you can make a single bar of any ore type and go check not only all the crafting recipes but the stats and costs, so you can make one gold bar and see ‘oh it takes this much to make the armour and it’ll have this much defense’ and as an added added bonus it tells you what crafting interface is needed for that recipe (anvil, forge, etc)
@@MyNamesNeganYTalso not sure if anyone answered yet but heavy workbench is completely different to workbench so you need both, workbench is really useful for most crafting in the game and heavy workbench is more for vanity like statues (which you clearly discovered) or different types of building blocks
Tips from me 1. Definitely explore more, you will find so many more amazing things, especially deep underground. 2. Go through your controls menu, you will discover some very helpful things there. 3. There is a option you can turn on that will help you mine better, aswell as one that will allow you to auto swing so you dont have to click everytime. 4. You can get fruit from trees, fruit will lightly increase your general stats, including speed. 5. make sure to read the descriptions of every accessory you get so that you know what it does. Have fun! Been loving the series so far :) P.s. also pls dont call it 2D Minecraft. That is considered greatly offensive to the Terraria community.
20:33 he is like a wandering villager, his trades don't change till he comes back again later. Also there are accessories which display information like time, depth, dps etc that can just be in your inventory to work
I don’t know if anyone has said this yet, if you get a full set of armour (a helmet, chestplate, and greaves) you get a bonus. Each armour set has different set bonus. Love the vids dude keep the work up!!
Don't use a chest to store money , you would have to buy this storage system (you already have access to it). Also you can check is something is a house or not by using the housing interface (it's by the area where you keep armor). That's all I'm. helping you this time
I dont know if someone alredy wrote this and I'm not fully through the video yet, you can look up every crafting recipe that uses an Item. Just talk to the guide and click "crafting", then put the Item in the slot that opens up. He will show you everything, but be aware that you propably wont have the crafting station for a lot of recipes.
another thing I want to tell you is that the piggy bank that the merchant sells is like an enderchest from minecraft, it can however only be place on platforms, tables, workbenches and such. So you can put stuff in it, then pick it back up and bring it with you, unlike regular chests which can't be removed until they are empty. Also, you drop money when you die but if you place it in your piggy bank, you won't drop it AND money that is in a piggy bank counts for a mechanic called "savings", basically it is the total pool of all your money in both your inventory + your piggy bank and can be used when shopping
Keep in mind that your supposed to look things up in this game, although people say they love watching people play this game with no prior knowledge it’s nearly impossible to get through the first half of terraria without looking up different crafting recipes and stuff, the guide really helps with this so if you ever come across a new ore or material go to the guide to see what you can make with it. Im liking this play through so far and can’t wait to see it though!
I appreciate all the love guys! I’m doing my best to respond to all the nice comments 🙏🏼 Thank you for being here
Gonna paste my comment here so its a little easier to find don't mean to spam, i just wanna be helpful!
Okay so basically, like everyone is saying, i wont say much to avoid spoilers for you, but whem you talk to the guide and click crafting and drag any items labeled materials it will tell you everything you can craft, also if you click the hammer next to the crafting menu it expands it showing more items, also when you open your inventory look on the right side of the screen and click the house, it shows all the npcs you have and dont have, and when you're in that menu you can click the question mark and click on your houses and it will tell you what youre missing for an npc to move in. There are also called accessories which can enhance your play through making different weapons or items do different things, and when you're exploring the purple biome there is a way to obtain a gun there, and also when you're in the inventory there is a book under your coins and it tells you what biomes npcs like which is important to get pylons, which can teleport you to them as long as npcs are nearby but they have to like the biome to sell a pylon, and also a important tip the npcs in close proximity the expensive their items get. Hope this helps and i hope i didn't get too spoilery i wish you luck on your adventure fellow Terrarian!
Oh and btw when you referenced Zelda I don't know if you noticed but the fairy achievement is a reference to the game, there is actually a lot of references to youtubers and other games. The devs of Terraria are releasing a new final update for the game sometime soon I believe, and also I forgot to mention, there is also a whole wiki for Terraria so if you have any burning questions that you can't seem to answer by playing the wiki has everything you need to know! 👍🏻 once again good luck and I hope you continue enjoying the game, and I also wanna that I apologize Subnautica got ruined for you by the community because that is one of my favorite games along with Terraria, but I completely understand the frustration of spoilers and can only imagine what its like to have a fan base come after you for trying to enjoy a game.
just saying don’t call terraria 2D minecraft because they are 2 ENTIRELY different things
i suggest you to stick to 1 singular class as well because it will be easier to know what to get next and you should also be changing your keybinds to your preference. (to change your keybinds press escape>settings (in the bottom right)>controls)
To stay with a class you should go and look at the damage of specific weapons.
Summon Damage is for summoners (whips, summons, sentries)
Magic Damage is for mages (rods, staffs, ect)
Ranged Damage is for rangers (arrows, bows, guns, ect)
Melee Damage is for melee and tankers (swords, shortswords, broadswords, boomerangs, ect)
You can look at the tool tips of weapons by hovering over them in the inventory and checking its damage like you found out about which looks like (dmg amount) (class) damage
e.g.
52 Magic Damage
49 Melee Damage
29 Ranged Damage
10 Summoner Damage
If your digging straight down, you can use bombs dropped by the little pots on the ground or in chests you can find on the surface and bought by the demolition who sells bombs after youve obtained atleast 1 grenade, dynamite, or bomb. Use the boom shuriken also bought by the demolition to quickly dig down. (i would use bombs and boom shurikens)
To quickly buy things from npcs is to hold down on the item you want to buy bulk in.
If you dont like losing all of your gold coins to dying, you can put it in a piggy bank bought from the merchant. You can use money that is in the piggy to buy stuff without needing it to be in your inventory.
If you ever get bored, keep exploring or digging down because there might be a surprise.
If your having trouble sorting things in your inventory, press the sort items button on the right in your inventory.
If you get an item that says something like "press down twice to go into stealth mode" it means to press s 2 times
e.g. with the stepstool
hold up (w) to use the item
There are quick use buttons such as H to quickly use a healing potion or B to use all of your potions to buff
If you need better armor you might want to make use of those cactuses from last video in the end.
If you want to be making shit bocks, i suggest you to get wires but i wont spoil that.
The purple biome is called the corruption and is the disease like infection in your world.
Red is for the crimson biome
Id use Corruption for normal, vanilla terraria but I would use Crimson if you ever plan on playing modded terraria.
If you want an easy way to teleport straight home is to use either the recall potions you got or the magic mirror found in the underground chests and in those abandoned houses. (you can also use an ice mirror found in the underground ice biome)
Hope you have a good day, new terrarian!
Edit: I love your videos
You've done better than the majority of new terraria players! You've used the guide, you've built houses and you haven't left tree stumps!
I give huge credit to the comments 😂
@@MyNamesNeganYT I am screaming at the screen but I believe in you! Naw for real though, only just saw your part one and you're killing it. Enjoy the journey 😄
@ Hell yeah! I appreciate that
500 hours in terraria, still leaving tree stumps
Yea he was definitely smart when I started I took me 30 minutes to figure out to craft
the thing about us terraria players is, we love watching people play the game for the first time. it’s really entertaining to watch people play and discover the game without much or any prior knowledge. enjoy the game, i can’t wait to see this series through
Hell yeah! i'm in love with this game so far
I second this on so many levels
👆 I'll third that notion
You are hilarious dude
And its even better to see minecraft players enjoy it
Please do a full play through, don’t quit playing this game it has so much to offer! Thanks for the entertainment man!
Don’t worry, We’re taking this baby to the end!
@@MyNamesNeganYTHELL YEAH
@@MyNamesNeganYTgotta ask though that you try a calamity mod playthrough, its one of the best if not the best mods
@@Aug_IV haha wait till he finishes the whole game before asking him to do extra content lol
if youre feeling stuck or lost during progressing the game when its still early doors, defo consider just venturing left or right from your house and youre bound to find something useful. you might run into some new enemies here and there but its nothing the mighty lead broadsword cant smite, that shits like top 10 best weapons in the game trust
Oh I ventured out, They tried to diddle my holes 😭
W Yuri pfp
Nah XD the best can do at top 300000 dps XD
Bro what 💀@@MyNamesNeganYT
@@Jamer77i think he was playing with mods. Cuz zenith is like 40k+ dmg (I think)
The three eyeballs coming out of the cave was the cherry on top
It was HORRIBLE
remember to ask logan for crafting recipes. they appear in the same way you craft by yourself but youll find EVERY recipe that involves the material you give him, also you can scroll to see everything
I got a tip, you have two types of cursors. You can toggle your cursor for either building or mining by pressing ctrl.
Another tip, you can heal if you have potions by pressing H
That’s gonna make things so much more efficient
In addition, look at the hotkeys settings for to know the buttons for mounting, grapling, and potions. It's use "alt" to favorite items, makes them safe from selling and trash
Not just potions! The "H" key will auto-eat anything that restores health, like the basic orange mushrooms you find all over the surface. The game will prioritize what you heal with by whatever is highest up and furthest left in your inventory.
@@Darkkfated it prioritizes the most effective healing source when damaged. Something that will cover your lost hp with lower healing wasted. If you get ≤50 damage, "lesser healing potion" will take priority rather than anything else because it heals 50, any more than that and a more powerful potion will take priority.
@@MyNamesNeganYT toggling smart cursor with ctrl is really good for mining and very aggravating for building and placing stuff
5:07 If you talk to Logan and hit Crafting, a box will appear and he will tell you everything you can craft with any items marked "material"
16:08 Platforms are a great replacement for ropes, imo; or if you made the rope coil you can throw the ropes upwards
21:52 In order to poo, you must eat a food item and obtain the "well fed" food buff before sitting on the toilet ;)
Final tip: you can make a campfire with torches, and put it near your home to increase your regen. Love episode two, keep it up!
I gotta make this shitting mechanic happen. I appreciate it!
@@MyNamesNeganYT by doing so you will actually get "poo" item, which can be used to make fertilizer (to grow trees instantly) and also you can make a background wall with it and place it like any other block (yes, you can make a house totally made out of poo :D)
@@DrakonFirestone Need to get to the underworld first to get some ash for the fertilizer.
@@DrakonFirestone and poo blocks don't cause fall damage
@@oznek_m they soften your fall??? Like in Back to the Future lmao
little did he know, by the time the video was up, he would have 1000 SUBSCRIBERS, amazing job, and you're very funny!
Thank you so much!
@@MyNamesNeganYTlittle did he know that by the end of the day that number would double
Raynebro is Redigit's son. Redigit is the creator of Terraria and CEO of ReLogic.
There's a vanity set in the game for each distinguished developer of Terraria. Most of them are not available through regular gameplay but some are, like Ryanebro's set, and they're generally really rare to find.
I know someone else already said it but my tip would be: Press control to switch on/off smart cursor. You can tell it is on because blocks will highlight yellow when holding tools/torches. With it on for mining you can just move your mouse in the general direction you want to go and it will automatically mine those blocks. You wont have to "swing the pickaxe at the air for 5 minutes" anymore trying to be pixel perfect lol. you can also place torches a lot faster by not having to touch the specific block with your mouse.
There are certain instances where you want to mine individual blocks e.g. only the second block around you and not the block directly next to you (mining near lava in particular) But in general playing with it on will make your life so much easier.
I am here for the ride, your personality definitely shines through in these videos! Keep up the amazing work, I look forward to the next upload!
Hold Shift to automatically switch to your torches. After letting go of shift you will go back to the item you last held. You can also tank a lot of stuff when youre mining since youre on the classic (easy) difficulty so theres no need to run away (for most things). If you do need to run back though just use the recall potions you have, or something else ;), which tp you to spawn or a set spawn point. You should also just mine deeper since I dont think you even made it to the cavern layer which is where most of the loot is. You also cant have houses with platforms below them as the whole floor or else NPCs wont move in to them (like the one with the toilet). You need some solid blocks for the floor. You can check if a housing is suitable for an NPC by going to where your armour is and clicking the house icon. It should have a list of all the NPC's in your world and a question mark. If you click the question mark then click again in a house you want to check it will tell you if it's suitable or not. you should make your houses a bit bigger (minimum 10 blocks wide and 6 blocks tall but you can change the width if you want but height should stay at around 6). You need to keep the work bench by the way and the heavy one is just for special crafting which isnt needed too much. When you see an item that says "quick" or "violent" that is just a modifier that grants extra stats which you can see highlighted in red/green (depending if its good or bad) on that item. I also really recommend playing zoomed out when mining or exploring because you can miss a lot of stuff. Last tip is if you hold a block in your inventory and hold down on another block thats placed down, you can swap them (please do this with the dirt floor and make it wooden/stone). The limit is your pickaxe power, so you can only block swap stuff that you can mine. Loving this series so far. I hope that this helps and that theres another episode : )
I believe the world is called Terraria and you are The Terrarian, the hero who is supposed to free the world of corruption/disease (disease in your case) and, evil. You set out to destroy the forces (bosses and other things) that have plagued this planet, you build a small town of followers to help you along this goal. I don't want to spoil much but thats the gist of it. Have fun its a great game.
The planets hero doesnt know how to make armor better than wood 😭🙏🏼 We’re screwed
Once you get enough armor make a 5 block wide hole enclosing the corruption to stop it from spreading the earlier you do it the better ( GENUINE ADVICE , NOT LOOKING FOR A LIKE ).
@@MyNamesNeganYT go get enough ores you need to have alot for a complete set
@@MuhammadabdurrehmanJami-vz8do its important to destroy the backwall when you do that as it can still spread, find dynamite to quickly destroy blocks and backwalls
I believe the world is named how you name it (dryad mentions it), and you are the evil and good, you free corrupted souls of light and souls of dark, kill countles living thinking creatures, but free tied people and destroy evil
About npc housing… it requires the following components:
Solid blocks to stand on,
A chair, table, a light source, and an entrance in some way. An “entrance” means it can’t be just an enclosed space. It needs platforms and or a door. Keep in mind since it’s a very common mistake: You can’t just place platforms as the floor. The NPC’s need at least 2 solid blocks to stand on. (it could be 1 but I’m not too sure)
This playthrough is great. There is one tip I want to give since it's hard to really find out inside the game itself.
Pressing control activates smart cursor. This lets you just put cursor in the general direction of what you're doing instead of the exact tile. This is immensely helpful for mining, placing torches, background walls, and most things. I tend to almost always play with it on unless I realize it is making some really specific thing harder.
"I'm gonna walk to my left until I find -something-"
(a minute later, running back)
"OPEN THE DOOR" 😂👑
i really havent had this much fun watching someone play terraria for a while.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Something worth mentioning for potential future playthroughs to eliminate confusion: the basic ores have counterparts, if your world generates with a specific ore, then it won't generate with its counterpart. from what you've seen:
Copper & Tin are counterparts
Iron & Lead
Silver & Tungsten
and Gold & Platinum. So because you have Tungsten and Gold in your world, you cannot naturally find Platinum and Silver veins.
Ooooooh that’s so dooe, I had no idea!
@@MyNamesNeganYT The original versions only had Copper/Iron/Silver/Gold, but when they added the crimson they also added alternate ores to spice things up. There's still ways to get the others, but it's basically so if you make a new world you'll see lots of new stuff again.
@@autumnshinespark The weird part is that Alternate Ores (Tin, Lead, Tungsten, and Platinum) are actually "better" in that the gear they make has higher stats. But since it's almost always something incredibly minor like the Lead Sword doing 1 more damage than an Iron one, it's not really a big deal. Still odd that they bothered with different stats instead of just copy-pasting and changing the color.
Some tips:
1. Every item that has the word 'material' in its description can be used for crafting. You should show them to the guide.
2. Wearing armour made out of same material would give you a "set bonus". These bonuses will get more powerful as you aquire high tier armours.
3. Some accessories (the items equiped below your armour, like the shoe spikes) can combined with other accessories. You should show those accessories to the guide as those provide various benefits and combining them would save some equipment slots for others.
These are tips I don't think I've been given yet, thanks!
To combine accessories he needs to find the Goblin Tinkerer NPC, for that he has to fight the Goblin Army and for that to spawn he has to have at least 200 HP and destroy a shadow orb..
@@faq_is_love Spoilers
@@MyNamesNeganYTyou're welcome
@@MyNamesNeganYT Yes! You talked about there not being a "new Crafting available" pop-up, and there isn't, but the Guide is the substitute. Go to him, click "Crafting", put ANY "material" in the box, and you can see literally every single thing that uses that material, and it will even tell you what crafting station(s) or other requirements you might need. I've played the game for... way too many hours and I still have to shove mats in the Guide's face from time to time because I still forget the specifics of certain recipes.
In the corrupted area there is going to be giant holes, if you manage to go down in them. You may encounter black glowy orbs, use bombs (obtained from breaking pots at this time of the game) break the orbs, it may help you to a certain extend 😅, but don’t cross breaking more then 2, as the 3rd orb causes something to happen, and during that event you need to be ready with better armour and weapons. (Those orbs may drop goodies)
I'll make sure to gear up!
@@MyNamesNeganYTit drops guns btw (the musket) and a mage weapon called the vile thorn which is op if you have 200 mana
Bro this is literally the best "new to terraria" video I've ever seen.
The smile never left my face the entire video.
Just please avoid spoilers! Your screams of "AHHH WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT" are so funny.
P.S. - try use the guide's craft option
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked it. Gonna utilize Logan more for sure!
this is the funniest terraria playthrough ive seen in a WHILE. please keep going lol
Plenty more to come! Terraria goes up every Monday and Friday!
that boulder wont be the last jumpscare....... good luck
HUH
glowwsticks for mining, press ctrl to switch between manual and smart block targeting, hold alt and click on inventory items to lock them so u cant drop or trash them by accident
With 15 of any gemstone, you can make a grappling hook from them. The quality range of gemstones is directly correlated with how good the hook is: Amethyst being the worst, diamond being the best.
7:39, Every time i watch someone play the game for the first time, the community is always nice. I genuinely think Terraria has one of the best communities.
PS: don't be afraid to search things up and use the wiki as the game is very hard to understand and advance in for the first time. Can't wait to watch more of this as the episodes come out ❤
I absolutely love everyone I’ve gotten to speak with so far. Yall are great!
@@MyNamesNeganYT The wiki is nice, but honestly most of the info in it can be gained by talking to the Guide and experimenting, so don't feel like you have to play with the Wiki open on your second monitor or anything. Too much wiki browsing will spoil a lot of the discovery, and that's honestly the best part of a first playthrough.
Tips for you my man:
1.if you can try to gear up as possible
2.find accesories which is if your lucky, you can get wing in surface.. By exploring or sometimes you can find them in tree house!
3.about the 2 corrupt biome those has a name, purple one is call corruption and the red one is call crimson, both has insane good gear and accesories for example
-purple one has accesories which is reduce damage reduction by 15%(this one also same, drop from the boss)
-the red one has accesories which can negate damage if you get hit by enemy without taking damage if your lucky!(obtain by killing the boss!)
4.you should be powerfull enough try fight against king slime first.. If l remember king slime appear if you kill 100 slimes if l remember..and try make platform which is an area to fight the bossess, and after done with king slime after the eye of cthulhu! Eye of cthulhu are harder though, it can fly and summon its minion! But you should be able to win by using flame arrow to reduce its health along with king slime!(hope this help you!!)
It's always nice to see people playing cosmic horror Minecraft for the first time.
Tips and comments below! I'll try to avoid spoilers, just focusing on mechanics and the obvious.
A Matching armor set has a set bonus. Could be mining speed, could change how you play.
You'll want a fairly big home for yourself lol. You need the room for your crafting stations and item storage. You need wall blocks (the not solid ones) and good lighting to keep mobs from spawning inside your home. Floating homes are pretty good if you keep losing doors or NPCs let mobs inside. Underground homes are OK too. You don't have much room for tall or high homes in a small world though.
Use the smart cursor toggle when digging to avoid just swinging at air for a while. It's a really useful toggle dangit, and it's on your keyboard. Just press Ctr. You've used it seemingly by accident.
When jumping onto a rope you grab them by holding up (W). This makes hopping from rope to rope easier.
The purple on the stone was a type of moss. There's several colors of moss but you need a special thing to grab any.
You can build a building with room for multiple NPCs but they get whiney when crowded (4+ too close together). Also they price gouge you. NPC's have unique dialogue based on which other NPC's are around. How much they like others or what they've done, ect. Enough NPCs also makes a peaceful zone. It's already happened to you but you didn't seem to notice.
The world's name is whatever you named it. Congrats, you're a Phuckian.
Oooh, nymphs are rare.
You can coil up your rope in the crafting menu and throw it.
You can use a toilet when you have a food buff active. You didn't when you tried. I recommend doing so, the reward is great!
The Corruption! That's fun lol. Also I had to bite back several spoilers.
Most of these tips I haven't heard yet! I will make sure to add these to my notes!
@@MyNamesNeganYT I'm trying to keep them useful lol. Glad to help. I hope you love the game. Wow, your subscriber count went up almost 100 in a few hours lol. Congrats.
Use shift to place torches, buy glowsticks from the merchant and press left control to use smart cursor - it breaks the blocks in the direction of your cursor instead of the ones its sitting on. In the house you can put however many platforms you want, but the table should sit on a block to be a valid housing. Make sure there is enough space around the table and chair.
Some bullshit guides(no spoil):
1- this game has 4 diffrent damage types which are called classes which you can play with one of them or mix them
2- after making a full armor set of at least tungsten it's better for you to go and search the jungle biome underground, it just gives you too much good stuff for each class
3- for making a bed you need 5 silks, for making silk you need to have cobweb and then you can turn that cobweb to silk when you stand near a loom, for making a loom you need a sawmill and some wood, for making a sawmill you need a chain, iron/lead bars and some wood and at last for making chain you need iron/lead bars
11:32 lol i love the sudden realization going from "how do i rotate a chair" to "A and D? no that's how you walk" to "oh it DOES rotate the chair" to "oh wait it's the direction you're FACING ahhh"
You have a great voice and really funny commentary :> I'm surprised you don't have more subs but I hope that changes! Great work!!
Thanks so much! People seem to like the voice
Glad to see someone new to the game! A little tip, if an item says it's a "material", it can be shown to the guide to see what you can make with it, and if it's an "ammo", it can be put in the ammo slots to save space. Fallen stars and fishing bait are classified as ammo, too.
Little fun fact: It's pronounced "ter-rare-ia", like a terrarium
Here's a tip which is better to do in early game:
1. There's this item called pylon in the game. This item will help you travel faster from biome to biome.
If you make houses for at least 2 NPCs in biomes they like, they will sell you this item.
If you don't want to refer to the Wiki for this you can refer to the in game bestiary below your ammo and coin slot.
2. You can sort your items and also quick stack items in your inventory into chests with the same items with the buttons beside the said bestiary earlier.
Oh sweet! I'll do that
Idk if someone already said it, but to be a suitable house the floor MUST HAVE a solid block ! Replace at least one wood platform with any solid block and you will have your npc tower!
Ooooooooh that makes way more sense
@@MyNamesNeganYT Platforms are great for mining (as a substitute for Rope since you can go up and down through them) and for letting you get between floors of a house, but if the whole "floor" is nothing but Platforms that game doesn't like that.
Related: right above your Vanity armor slots, there is a little grey house icon. You can click it, then click any house you've made, and the game will tell you if it's suitable housing, and if it's not, what's missing.
I saw so your two videos and here a few spoilerfree tips :
- You have both work bench and table in an house, you only need one of the two to have a house. Also the guide told you at some point the requirements for an house and told you to check the housing menu but you ignored it. Check it, it will make your life easier :)
- gold coins to silver coin is basically like dollars to cents in real world
- What is gold ore useful for ? Well give it to the guide craft menu and see, note that it is the best ore you can find currently at your point of the game, so it is very useful.
- People told you to use ropes, and I would advise you to also abuse platforms, they are the perfect blocks to use in exploration, since you can pass through it. You can also put platforms above your mining hole so you don't fall in it by accident.
- Use ctrl to toggle smart cursur, when on, it will automatically target blocks when you mine and will also target valid locations for background walls and torchs when placing them. So use it when mining, putting walls and placing torches?
- From your previous vide, water isn't toxic, no mater how it looks.
- You indeed can't make a house with only platforms, you need at least 2 solid not obtructed blocks (so even if you make a house, if you have tables or chests on every blocks, it won't work either)
- "I don't know how to use step tool", it's literaly written in the description of the item -_-
- Don't throw random stuff to trash, especially if you don't know what they do, please at least check recipes. And there is only a few if not no useless items in this game.
- Instead of attacking the squirrel with a sword, try with a bug net :)
- Purple stuff is moss, just decorative
- Also you get so lucky to find a nymph to then die by a trap AHAHAH
- You seriously used all your golds for a candelabra -_-
- To poop, you have to eat a meal first
- Yes explore the world in every direction
- 24:20 oh a Shackle :)
WHYS EVERYBODY HATING ON MY CANDELABRA MAN
@@MyNamesNeganYT it's like in minecraft, you just mined 4 diamonds, you notice that you can use it to make a lamp, you use all of it :) this is so funny
@@MyNamesNeganYTyou can use tungsten ore instead
S. Gold/platinum(prehardmode)
/titanium (hardmode)
A. Iron/lead(prehardmode)other hardmode ores
B. Tungsten/silver
C. Gem stones
D.
E.
F. copper/tin ores
"I dont know how to activate it" the tooltip: hold up to reach higher!
Last episode the water wasn’t what dealt damage, I was confused why you were so afraid of it, but you triggered a dart trap. They’re pretty hard to spot when you’re new, so keep your eyes out. There are some other traps that you’ll run into, but I’ll let you discover those yourself.
I instantly subscribed after your first terraria vid, your videos are super entertaining! I would do anything to experience Terraria for the first time again so this is really refreshing and I've not had a video make me laugh out loud in ages
Thanks so much! I just be goofing for real
Your terraria vids are peak, definitely subbing
Thanks so much!
clicked for terraria, and got so entretained that the video felt like it had 5 min BAHAHA!! instantly subbed, keep up the charisma and the good work! excited to see you progress 🫶
That means a lot! Glad to have you around
The first tier of ore is copper/tin, second tier is iron/lead, third is silver/tungsten, fourth and final is gold/platinum. Fyi, what ores you get on a world is completely randon
NPC happiness can affect the prices of items the happier an npc is the less items will cost and vice versa. npcs have a lot of factors that can influence this such as favorite person or favorite biome. favorite biome can be shown by looking at their bestiary background (the little book near the trash can in your inventory). and the you can see the info on favorite and least favorite person by asking the npc themselves by clicking about happiness. There is also something called a pylon which basically acts as a waypoint/teleporter on the map, it needs 2 NPCS and its respected biome to work.
Also, there is really good loot in the sky islands if you can find a way up there weather it be building or gravity potions.
If you click ctrl it actives smart mining and placing but i dont recomend using the smart placing but the smart mining is a life saver
Just a warning. Once you get 200 hp a boss has a chance to summon itself there will also be a warning before it spawns
I'll be waiting for him
I recommend going to jungle its best biome for new players (bit hard tho) jungle also have lot of loots like guns and shjt. Underground jungle btw
Tip: You can find bombs in pots , having bombs in your inventory will attract an npc and bombs can be used on the purple stone to break it, using bombs on the glowing purple ball in the underground corruption biome will give you a gun
Oh sweet! I NEED some of those
recommendation: small worlds suck.
if you don’t care about losing a bit of progress, you can make a new medium sized world and bring your old character over.
I may consider it! Weighing my options
@@MyNamesNeganYTalso, the corruption (world evil) (aka purple biome) spreads to other blocks. It being THAT close to your spawn wouldn’t be that nice for a first playthrough
@@MyNamesNeganYT If you do make a new world, go for expert difficulty. Expert difficulty allows you to get some very good early game accessories that classic wouldn't normally give you, but if you think classic mode is right for you, go right ahead.
Pro tip, if you sit in a chair your life's gonna heal faster (place a campfire close to the chair to increase even more the regeneration speed)
I was wondering if there was some way to do that
@@MyNamesNeganYTyou can also put a life crystal in a jar and it will further increase your life regen
@@slash2456 not in a jar, but cobine it at the anvil with the iron chains (crafted from iron bars), it's called heart lantern and it's really important in making boss arenas. But for now Heart Crystals are more important for increasing health for him.
i actually didnt know sitting in a chair increases regen, wow!
@@cinnamoncat8950 iirc other furniture ya can get on does the same
Terraria community has been summoned:) Love the videos
Thank yo!
definitely check out every item that has "material" in its tooltip by going up to the guide (logan), pressing the "crafting" button and putting the item in that little slot it'll show what you can create with it (some items let you create insane stuff) and what crafting station to use
I gotta remember to utilize Logan more instead of just berating him
Don’t be afraid to use the wiki! I know it might feel like cheating, but if you’re really struggling, it’s always there with great advice!!
Also tip- Every full armor set gives you a certain buff that corresponds to the armor you’re wearing, whether it be extra defense or giving thorns, a full set helps! Also exploring left and right in your world can provide you with many goodies!
Yeah if I HAVE to I will, but I want to avoid it if i can. Thanks for the tip!
@ No problem! Also one more thing, don’t forget to explore your world UP, Down, Left, And Right
Yeah love that "i only have 1 soul even if one of you kills me you guys wont get a share"😂😂😂
I was panicked 😂
@@MyNamesNeganYT That might be best line in the video. Either that the pussy-stored Stepstool.
Tip: if you dig really deep underground, you will find a biome that has a boss that when defeated, something will happen that will make the game mich more difficult, im not gonna say what it is but make sure to get the best gear you can before that boss
And the name of the planet is your world name (could be wrong but based off what i know about the lore it is)
And if the corruption spreads to a npc house the npc living there will leave the house
You’re one of the fastest learners I’ve seen for blind Terraria playthroughs-incredible work! Here’s some tips:
-Build more NPC houses as soon as you can. There are many NPC’s that you can unlock by meeting certain criteria, so having those empty available rooms will make it easier for your future self. You should also build these houses on top of one another for more efficiency and organization.
-Hang on to any bombs that you find so that the demolitionist can move in. Having bombs will make it much easier to mine straight down. To further enhance this, you can combine bombs with gel to make sticky bombs, which don’t roll and allow for more precise mining. You’ll also need these bombs later for when you’re strong enough to venture into the Corruption’s deep chasms, since the purple stone there cannot be mined with your current pickaxe.
-At this stage, gold armor is one of the best sets you can reasonably get before fighting your first boss. You could also use mixed armor pieces of tungsten/lead incase you have trouble finding more gold. Full tungsten is also fine if you’d prefer to make gold tools instead, which are actually good in this game, unlike in Minecraft.
-You’re on the right path-keep searching for ores, gems, and gold chests. There will be accessories in these chests that are key for increasing your mobility.
Have fun and enjoy what each stage of progression has to offer. The first playthrough is always magical.
I'll have to gear up some more in the next episode. Thanks for the help!
You got yourself a new loyal fan:)
I will do my best to justify that loyalty!
its always super refreshing to see someone play terraria for the first time. loving the playthrough so far and i hope you enjoy playing! i dont really have any tips other than just keep exploring the world on the surface to find new biomes, and also look for natural caves underground. also idk if u realised this but in the first episode when u went underground and found gold, the yellow liquid was just water and u got hurt by a dart trap, theyre activated by a pressure plate. the water was yellow because the colour of water changes depending on the biome ur in. good luck and ill continue to watch this for sure ^^
plus i watched this like 4 hours ago and uve already gotten 300 subs since?? glad ur getting the recognition u deserve!!
One important group of tips that I know every terraria player uses constantly is all the little helpful UI buttons. You can loot an entire chest at once, sort your inventory or a chest, quick stack to nearby chests (automatically take items from your inventory to nearby chests with the same items in them), favorite items to prevent them from being sorted, trashed, dropped, or quick stacked, and many more.
I think others have mentioned hotkeys like quick buffs or healing or smart cursor, but these are a bit different.
Also, the NPC dialogue is sometimes just flavor text. The traveling merchant doesn’t actually do anything when he says he’ll meet you behind a house.
As one last tip, just explore more. At this stage of the early game, just explore the surface for the biomes (maybe take a break from the corruption until you get some better loot) and mine ores underground. You’ve set up your basic crafting and housing, so you just need to gear up now.
Related: there's a metric butt-ton of "beginner" accessories that spawn in Chests at or near the surface level. Just walking left and right and exploring surface caves (just the upper bits!) is almost guaranteed to get you a bunch of beginner-friendly consumables (shuriken, potions, herbs, rope, etc.) and accessories.
@@Darkkfated agree 100%. That is probably the most important thing to do early game after chopping some wood and setting up the tiniest bit of a base. I meant to mention this in my original comment but forgot to. I knew I was missing something.
a few rare tips i didnt see anyone else mention.
1. there is both an inventory sort button (thank god) and a quick stack button
2. after using the first tip you may realize it messed up what little inventory organization you had or quick stacks items you want to keep, theres a very simple solution, hold alt and left click on items to favorite them so they cant be sorted, quick stacked and more (it tells everything favoriting does when you hover over a favorited item, so do read it)
3.when crafting, if you have a chest open it will let you use all the items in that chest as materials, so you dont have to move them into your inventory.
if items you need are in separate chests you will still need to grab at least one of them since you can only have 1 chest open at a time
Thanks for the fresh tips! I didn’t know that, but I will use it
been playing terraria for like 10 years and didnt realise you could use items to craft out of chests, wild
One thing yes corruption (purple biome) can spread...
Tips:
a. Prehard mode (before killing the wall of flesh in the under world or hell) it can spread through grass only that is next to it. Replace 10 grass blocks next to the corruption so it won't spread
B. Hardmode(after killing the wall of flesh) dig down all the way to the underworld (4 blocks thick)
C. The hardmode "V" (hardmode) it will spawn a corruption and the hollow biome one of the sides of the "V" will be either the corruption or the hollow biome can be in the different position
How to get rid of the corruption and the hollow biome:
1. Purification powder purchased from the driad
2. Clentaminator purchased from the steampunker for 5 platinum coins. Needs a green solution for ammunition. 1 green solution=1 second of use
3. Terraformer... Ill tell once you beat 2 difficult boss
When an item has the word "Material" it means it can be crafted to something else, its a good indicator for weapons and accessories that they can be crafted into something stronger.
✍️✍️✍️ I absorb your knowledge
Hello a guy who's played Terraria since 2014 here with 7k+ hours.
I'm mainly a builder and like to build, it's very important to check if the house you made is valid, to check press the house icon above the vanity slot and click on the house.
Also you need like 4 solid blocks on a floor for it to be a valid house, meaning if you make a multi story house you need to make sure each of the floors have some solid floor not all platforms.
Also another tip is to take your time and build a lot of epic houses, it's not very satisfying having done everything just for the world you did it all in to look like a dump. My number 1 tip for building is once you unlock paint use it (I won't spoil why, just trust me and you'll fall in love with paint like I did).
I see there are a lot of backseaters already so Im just gonna sit and honestly enjoy the playthrough of new member of our lovely community ❤
It is a lot to read sometimes, but if something seems to spoiler heavy/revealing, I stop reading it! I appreciate your being here
Loving this. I was surprised to see you didn't have thousands of subs lol the quality of ur vids is great. I believe in the Terraria community to bring you the recognition this channel deserves 😂
+tip: when making ur stacked houses each house should be the same height and length (i normally do 11x5. you can use the ruler toggle in the top left when you open ur inventory to help with this) you don't need a table AND workbench either one works. To keep npc's from moving out like the guide did in ur original house, make a identical second floor on top of ur first floor (minus the doors) and replace only 2 side by side blocks of wood with platforms to pass through to different floors (putting the platforms in the corners is good because it won't interfere with tables or chairs) the platforms will count as doors too so you only need walls,table,chair, and torch for each room. Good luck!!
I appreciate that a lot. I'm working on making the editing better! I'll make sure I add your tips to my notepad!
Buy the bug net, it is cheap and you can sell critters to merchants for a lot of money. Also, it lets you catch bait for fishing.
Use guide to learn what you can make with a new material.
Hold shift for a smart mode. It will change action depending on what is under cursor - pick for blocks, axe for trees, torch on air or glowstick underwater.
Platforms are awesome. They have a lot of uses. And you can have rope going through them.
Gotta get that bug net, I've seen a lot of people mention it. Thanks for the tips!
Some quality of life tips:
You can hold shift to automatically select a torch or light and place it (so you don't have to search for it in your inventory or hotbar)
When you open your inventory you can just use consumables (potions, health crystals and so on) by clicking them so you hold them with your mouse and just click them again outside your inventory (keep it open) and you'll use it.
Later in fights you can press B to use all your buff consumables (one of each in your inventory)
When you find stuff don't be afraid to try it out even if it does less damage, it could work in a really cool way that could be better.
Some beginner tips I want to add.
If you have a healing potion available in your inventory. You can press H to quick heal. Useful when you are low on health.
If you got any consumables that provides buffs in your inventory. You can press B to quick buff which uses all the available buffs in your inventory.
Also, if you have an item with a "Material" on the tooltip. Don't just throw them away, as you can give them to the guide to get information about what you can craft with that item.
(The copper shortsword is a material. Might want to check that one out :3)
I’ll make sure to do that! Still learning what’s useful to keep vs toss out 😂
if you want to carry on there are some classes you can follow e.g., the broadswords say melee damage and there are four classes.
Melee: mostly swords yoyos and flails with some projectiles or true melee no projectiles and mele based armour with most defense
Mage: magic weapons uses mana and mana potions try max out mana stars for that
Summonner: summons minions to help you fight and use whips, has summon armour than increases summon slots. for a quick starter one to find try finch staff in living trees. Also requires mana but not that much just to spawn it
Ranged: early game bows and mostly guns have to use ammo of bullets and arrows arms dealer is your best friend get him to spawn in by blowing up a shadow orb with a bomb dynamite etc you have to do that to even mine the stone there too since your pickaxe is too weak preboss
Wow, Thank you for the breakdown! I'll have to pick one
@@MyNamesNeganYT You don't have to pick one. You can always play a hybrid setup or switch along the way when you get a cool new weapon. I personally never played pure summoner, but I always use some summons in my melee, ranged or mage setups.
@@MyNamesNeganYTsure but also mix match the weapons so it will affect the set bonus
Also, Terraria is FULL of references to other media through dialogue, or items. Vanity sets especially often reference things. Apparently the Raynebro set you bought in this episode is a vanity set dedicated to the son of the games two lead devs: Redigit and Cenx. Honestly, so much of the content terraria has was genuinely added because someone on the dev team either: Felt like it, wanted to reference something, or just thought it'd be cool/fun/funny. What makes it into terraria updates are beyond more relaxed than like, the guidelines for what we often see in minecraft updates.
(Oh, and Tip: Pressing H will use a healing item, i believe it uses the closest healing item you have to the top of your inventory)
I’ve heard that that, and I think it’s so dope! Excited to find more of them
As an experienced Terraria player, I love seeing people play for the first time, it takes me back to when I first learnt the game many years ago (back when ocram was a thing (if yk yk). The experience only gets better the more you discover for yourself. I can't wait for more of this series, and I pray you stay away from the wiki unless you get super stuck, as it's basically like a cheat code that takes all the fun out of the game if u rely on it too much.
The only practical advice I have is spend a couple minutes looking through all of the features of the inventory and seeing what each button does. Theres even an emote button which I rediscovered recently lol
Looking forward to more great content (and
I made a vow to not touch the wiki at all, I want just raw game experience, so I’m trying to avoid spoiler comments. I thank you for being here, more to come!
pro tip flowers are used to craft potions
physical pain was felt in this moment 12:52 AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
In Terraria, almost every item you can find has some sort of use. Especially if the item description says "material" you should take it to the guide and check for crafting recipes!
And since you encountered the issue of mining air because you can't see or you are exhausted from aiming at every single block:
Use the "smart cursor". Your cursor will toggle to a wider version when you press ctrl (or shift, it's one of those two) and then you can just aim in the general direction and it will mine the closest block in that direction for you!
The shift button (or the ctrl) will choose a tool in your inventory for you depending what your cursor is pointing at.
And also there are some extra functionalities for chests and your inventory to sort things easily! You should try them out, they're buttons close to your inventory or chest inventory if you open it!
One of the big things I'd recommend to a new player is to use the guide's crafting option as much as you can stand to, anything that has the "material" line in it's description should be put in there, and there's absolutely tons of stuff that has that line, not just ores and stuff, things like your accessories or weapons can be materials too. (also, you can click the little hammer above the crafting list to expand it and show all of the options at the same time)
Yeah I keep forgetting he has it, but I wanna start utilizing it more
U will probably not see this cuz there are more than 900 comments at this point, but here are some tips and a bit of useful info without spoilers:
1. If you press ctrl you can switch between "manual" and "automatic" targeting mode. It doesnt work with weapons on pc, but it will let you for example dig straight down while just holding left click with your cursor below you.
2. Once you have a full Armor set out of one material and equip all of it you get a set-Bonus.
3. If you want to craft potions, just set a glass bottle onto a table. thats your crafting station. For potions, you need bottled water, which you can get by just standing in or near water with empty bottles in your Inventory. The ingredients are mostly just plants you find around the world.
4. If you press H you automatically drink the best healing potion you currently have, if you press B you use all buff-Items (potions, food etc) and there was also a keybind for mana-potions but i forgor which one. 🙃
5. Fishing in this game can get you actually useful stuff, like crates. Fishing rods are easy to craft and you can get bait by buying a net from the merchant and catching bugs and insects.
6. If you want to go mining, i suggest just searching for a Cave entrance above ground, because you can find Chest, Heart crystals and ores way easier this way.
Anyways i really enjoyed this series so far and i hope you will continue playing this game to the end. 😊
I've seen all 900, and I've seen yours! Thank you! Definitely going to the end!
Press 'H' to heal instandly , but you need healpotions in your inventory.
Press 'B' to use one of all buffpotions in your inventory . As examle pad thai is a buff (18:35)
Thai pad is more of a food but whatever
watch this guy in a manner of 6 months popping out "no hitting calamity boss x". really entertaining. keep up. something i wish i did as a newer player is, SORT YOUR STORAGE. those thigs are going to filled to the brim with loot and you are going to lose probably hours looking for what you want only to be in the first chess you opened.
good job on progressing so far, youre honestly doing way better than most new players, one guy that im currently helping to learn the game couldnt for the life of him figure out how to open the inventory without the Guide opening it for him and has only now figured out how to make a working house.
that said, there are somethings that you still need to learn to make your life easier.
pressing CTRL toggles Smart Cursor, when smart cursor is ON the game will automate repetitive actions for you such as having to switch to move your cursor to another block while mining, aiming for the very bottom of trees when cutting them down, placing the background walls, planting trees, etc. . You can tell when Smart Cursor is on when you see a yellow square near your cursor when you equip things like a pick axe.
pressing H is Quick Heal, it makes you use the best healing item you currently have without having to switch to in in your inventory.
pressing J is Quick Mana, just like Quick Heal, but for mana potions instead.
pressing B is Quick Buff, pressing it makes you drink one of all of the potions you currently have on you. No, drinking potions takes no time and you are still able to attack while doing the above.
I recommend rebinding these because its sometimes hard to reach some of them (inventory>settings>controls).
I personally like binding Quick Mana, Quick Heal, and Quick Buff to R, F, and V respectively and Smart Cursor to C. have a gander at all the other controls there too while you're at it, might find something i forgot to mention.
Generally, mining is not very efficient at this point in the game. Exploring the surface will likely be more fruitful. Check caves; more often than now, they will contain chests with loot. Put down torches, even in the day, they don't reduce mob spawns, but your future self will be thankful for it, believe me. If you find sun flowers, take them, when around sun flowers, you get a buff that decreases mob spawns and increase movement speed.
Speaking of buffs, you may or may not have noticed that when you have an effect on you, you get a little picture right under your hotbar(when the inventory is closed), mousing over these pictures tells you what buffs/debuffs you have(generally, red pic=bad, blue pic=good).
that should be all the important things for now, sorry for info dumping you, but its better than telling you little by little. good job so far👍
ps. you weren't hurt by toxic water last vid, you stepped on a naturally generated pressure plate which was wired to a dart trap that inflicts poison on you. i recommend getting the trap as it can be useful in the long run.
Holy, This was a TON of tips and super helpful! I'll make sure I remember all this!
@@MyNamesNeganYT thank you kindly. Again, sorry that it's such a block of text, it's just better to explain it clearly.
I hope you enjoy the game.
Btw, what difficulty did you choose while you were picking world generation settings? Just curious.
(The settings were Journey, Classic, Expert, and Master if you've forgotten.)
This is some good content dude, super funny.
As far as advice goes: I'd recommend checking the controls in the settings but I'll mention the most useful ones here. H is the hotkey for consuming a health potion in your inventory. B is quick buff, so that consumes one of each buffing potion in your inventory
Holding shift engages auto tool, basically an auto select tool... thingy? When held, it tries to select the appropriate tool to interact with the object under the cursor. A light source will be selected if nothing else applies. Basically, aim at a block, it pulls out your pickaxe. Aim at air around you, it pulls out a torch. Aim at a tree, it pulls out your axe. Ctrl toggles smart cursor, I dunno if I can explain this one good but it's super useful for mining.
F4 toggles camera mode, a special interface for taking screenshots. Any screenshots taken using it are saved to Documents\My Games\Terraria\Captures.
F11 toggles the HUD if you ever need to do that
An easy source of free blocks that I don't know if the guide ever mentions is hay, you get that from cutting grass with the sickle. It doesn't break your fall or anything like Minecraft, but it gives you a quick and easy source of blocks and walls.
But the most important piece of advice I can give is to play the game how you want and have fun.
Hej, im not gonna spoil anything but im just gonna say that terraria is a very exploretion and boss heavy game and I just sugest u keep exploring bouth above and underground. Great vids keep going and Ik u will enjoy the game
Just some small tips that won't reveal much:
-definitely explore the world from left to right, it's not infinite so you don't have to worry about that. You can find a lot of loot by doing that and most enemies can be avoided by simply running and swinging your sword.
-as you progress through the game, and mainly slay bosses, the NPC's would gradually sell more items.
In your old mining track (the one you mined like Minecraft) is a underwater chest under where the gold was
I’ll head back for it!
One thing i highly recommend is exploring more of the overworld. There are usually naturally spawning caves in the world that lead to really good loot.
Also just wanted to say im really enjoying this series so far, cant wait to continue following this adventure
If a item has "material" in the description show it to the guide under "crafting" "example ->try fallen star" (examples with minimum spoiler from comments)
The feature is to show what you can make with things useful for (weapons ,blocks ,gadgets/accessories, unique things you would never making without it)
Tip is fun and helpful.
This tip was indeed fun and helpful
If you found the dungeon (the temple thing) don't go in it you get insta killed... In order to survive in there you have to curse the old man at night to fight a boss kill it so you can go in it freely..
Get gold keys to open locked gold chest (only) for new items
Gold keys can be get through killing any mobs in the dungeon. You might get a voodoo doll for the clothier so you get the chance to kill the same boss in the dungeon
Wear the doll in you accessory slot and hit the clothier at night to summon the boss
Tip:The best way to get gear is explore and kill bosses *im not gonna spoil which ones* after you done that go to caves when you have good gear try the dungeon .And try to find any summon in you're world *again im not spoiling which ones* but here is a hint 🪦⌚🟩=🌼=summon.
If this helped you that's good for you.
After maybe 4 days you will be rich as heck
I appreciate you being careful of spoilers! I’ll make sure I do that
@@MyNamesNeganYT Also another tip if you find material go to the guide npc and click crafting and you will see the stuff with the material you can make it makes my gameplay way easier.
@@MyNamesNeganYT Also 1 last thing in terraria 1hour =1minute irl
In chests and pots, you can find blue potions (if I’m not mistaken, you already have a couple of them). They teleport you to the spawn, so use them instead of ropes; they are quite common, so don’t be afraid to use them. Later, you will probably get a mirror, which is essentially an infinite version of that potion. This will help you go deeper into the cave and travel without the fear of not being able to return home
Oh sick! Adding this to my notepad
@@MyNamesNeganYT or if your deep in da mines and dont have any of those positions (recall potions) just save and exit out of your world and re-enter it and you will be back at spawn
One thing i see a lot of new players do is put the potions in their hotbar, you dont have to put your healing potions there, if you have them anywhere in your inventory and then press "H" it will be used so you dont have to click on it while fighting. Another thing you missed are in the caves, they look like stones but with colourful specks on them like yellow, blue or red, those are gems and they can unlock you something that you really want. Exploring the surface early on is a good idea, you can find nice blocks that you wanna build with or some nice loot too.
Oh sick! Thanks for not spoiling anything. I'll head back and look for em!
I'll keep watching these terraria videos as long as you keep making these videos. Don't give up when terraria gets you overwhelmed bc that will happen eventually. Most important figure out how to prepare for hardmode. That's all I'm giving you for advice rn
I could see it becoming a lot, but I’m doing my best to set goals and focus on them
Bro don't spoil it
I know some people have mentioned the guides crafting help and the ‘material’ tag on items, but seriously put some importance on it xD I have thousands of hours in vanilla and modded and I still haven’t stopped using the guides crafting interface or looking out for the ‘Material’ tag, I recommend just look carefully at every item you have, especially accessories, and if they have a material tag just go look what it crafts into, it’ll really help you progress naturally without a wiki. It’s seriously so helpful
I'll do that! I completely forgot about it here 😭
Also you can make a single bar of any ore type and go check not only all the crafting recipes but the stats and costs, so you can make one gold bar and see ‘oh it takes this much to make the armour and it’ll have this much defense’ and as an added added bonus it tells you what crafting interface is needed for that recipe (anvil, forge, etc)
@@MyNamesNeganYTalso not sure if anyone answered yet but heavy workbench is completely different to workbench so you need both, workbench is really useful for most crafting in the game and heavy workbench is more for vanity like statues (which you clearly discovered) or different types of building blocks
Keep it up, and take your time, this series bringing me childlike whimsy from when i first played terraria
It’s been a ton of fun! Glad you enjoyed it
Tips from me
1. Definitely explore more, you will find so many more amazing things, especially deep underground.
2. Go through your controls menu, you will discover some very helpful things there.
3. There is a option you can turn on that will help you mine better, aswell as one that will allow you to auto swing so you dont have to click everytime.
4. You can get fruit from trees, fruit will lightly increase your general stats, including speed.
5. make sure to read the descriptions of every accessory you get so that you know what it does.
Have fun! Been loving the series so far :)
P.s. also pls dont call it 2D Minecraft. That is considered greatly offensive to the Terraria community.
20:33 he is like a wandering villager, his trades don't change till he comes back again later. Also there are accessories which display information like time, depth, dps etc that can just be in your inventory to work
Ahhhh okay, Well I'm glad he comes back
I don’t know if anyone has said this yet, if you get a full set of armour (a helmet, chestplate, and greaves) you get a bonus. Each armour set has different set bonus. Love the vids dude keep the work up!!
i think i found myself a goldmine of a channel
I found myself a goldmine of a commenter
Don't use a chest to store money , you would have to buy this storage system (you already have access to it). Also you can check is something is a house or not by using the housing interface (it's by the area where you keep armor). That's all I'm. helping you this time
Yeah I’m gonna pick up a piggy bank next time
I dont know if someone alredy wrote this and I'm not fully through the video yet, you can look up every crafting recipe that uses an Item. Just talk to the guide and click "crafting", then put the Item in the slot that opens up. He will show you everything, but be aware that you propably wont have the crafting station for a lot of recipes.
There’s one HIGHER than the advanced crafting station?
another thing I want to tell you is that the piggy bank that the merchant sells is like an enderchest from minecraft, it can however only be place on platforms, tables, workbenches and such. So you can put stuff in it, then pick it back up and bring it with you, unlike regular chests which can't be removed until they are empty. Also, you drop money when you die but if you place it in your piggy bank, you won't drop it AND money that is in a piggy bank counts for a mechanic called "savings", basically it is the total pool of all your money in both your inventory + your piggy bank and can be used when shopping
8:31 the ABSOLUTE SCREAM was hilarious at the sight of the cave worm
I bout pissed myself 😭
@MyNamesNeganYT lmaoo
Keep in mind that your supposed to look things up in this game, although people say they love watching people play this game with no prior knowledge it’s nearly impossible to get through the first half of terraria without looking up different crafting recipes and stuff, the guide really helps with this so if you ever come across a new ore or material go to the guide to see what you can make with it. Im liking this play through so far and can’t wait to see it though!