How Terraria is The Perfect Videogame (and why Minecraft will never be)
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2023
- It is my belief that Terraria is the perfect videogame, while Minecraft on the other hand missed out on the opportunity to achieve perfection.
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Ok so it seems like a lot of people are missing the point of this comparison, which is probably my fault for not making it clearer. The point is not to say that "Terraria is better than Minecraft, you shouldn't enjoy or play Minecraft because Terraria is more fun". I'm saying that Terraria is the perfect player experience, it does everything that people want a game to do, while Minecraft misses those things pretty hard. Terraria is cheap, there's basically no monetization, it's on a convenient launcher (steam), there's a small team of loving developers who respond to the community, the game has continued to get free updates for over a decade, and modding was made as convenient and accessable as possible for free. Like I said, Minecraft is not impossible to download and play (and mod), but it has enough annoying barriers that will keep far more people from fully enjoying the game. Whereas Terraria has basically none of those barriers. And to take things a step further, Terraria's development team is practically nonexistent compared to the massive team producing Minecraft, which ultimately is all backed by Microsoft. It's Bill Gates Vs. Redigit and somehow Redigit is able to absolutley demolish Minecraft in it's accessibility and ease of use.
As for why I chose to contrast Terraria's perfection to Minecraft's flaws, I mean c'mon I think the best selling video game of all time backed by the ultra giga-corporation Microsoft can handle some criticisms.
P.S. Making Minecraft models is easier than making Terraria sprites, fight me
I tried making sprites for my terraria mod and it was actual hell Terraria sprites on paper look really basic but make it look super good like how re logic make it is super hard not to mention sprite for block and armor
Im sure models for terraria are probably easier, but you still need some level of skill with pixel art for minecraft
I disagree, neither are perfect player experiences really, not exactly it has flaws too, not really it does what it is supposed to do. True, those annoying barriers do suck but Minecraft's price is fair. You act like Microsoft it self handles all of Minecraft which isn't really true. It really isn`t Bill Gates vs Redigit.
Except A. Teraria itself can be criticized for it's actual in game flaws too B. it is also one of the best selling video games of all time and C. Microsoft does not handle all of Minecraft themselves.
You got proof of that final claim? Because I doubt it is true.
in a nutshell Minecraft and Terraria are both good games but they have their own flaws they are perfect in their own way and every update that Minecraft and Terraria gives will have it’s ups and downs, also ignore the name I don’t really care about RUclips besides watching and learning enjoying myself and not stressing about making video’s besides posting art and such rarely on other social media platforms.
i had a world years ago and on my first seed within the first 10 minutes i found an enchanted sword! i was new so i didn’t think much of it and i quit the game for ages. I start the game again thinking of all the memories i created and i went to a new world and started another terraria adventure and im glad it has still got popularity thank you and thank terraria
I love how you can feel that terraria is a passion project while minecraft has lost a bit of its soul.
That’s a big difference between big corporations and a small team of devs. Not to say Terraria has a small team of indie game devs, but it certainly feels like they still have that mindset
Microsoft the soul reaper.
MC was better before microsoft :(
@@rsingh5759 And Re-logic the Kindness bringer
@@kleefirestar you know whats up
So far terraria has definitely been the best 10 dollars of my life ngl.
same
It has more value than most triple A games imo
dead cells, terraria and hollow knight are all absolute STEALS, although its more likely that other games are just overpriced lol
real.
@@ratpee-gt2eh not all are, some would argue Hollow Knight is just underpriced really.
Minecraft: We are only adding one mob per year that will have one use.
Terraria: We will be adding a dinosaur mount because my son wanted it.
Lazy minecraft devs can't add more mobs💀
Even my hamster can add 5 mobs in 1 day💀
Also Terraria: We’re also updating every single sprite in the game just because we can.
@@6o6yuH_23how the hell can u add every mob in every resources folder vanilla they ain't lazy look at the fricking folder of Minecraft and see that different mobs have different codes that means they are changing the codes every vanilla folder u can't even code dude also it's 3d they also have to put the mobs on both version java and bedrock u call that lazy
@@6o6yuH_23also if u want to compare Minecraft to terraria
Minecraft is not a action game it's surviving and building and more adventurous game Minecraft is based on reality things they are making reality
Terraria is an action game also surving and building also terraria is a fantasy game understand games bro
@@6o6yuH_23also try making a 3d model with a smooth animation it takes 60 fps to make if u want to blame something on Minecraft don't blame it on notch or agness or jeb blame it on Microsoft for being a cash grabber
Average "concept art is not commitment" fan vs average "my son asked for a dinosaur mount so i added it" enjoyer
more of a mob vote enjoyer, what Minecraft gave you? nothing but some pathetic Godzilla dlc
is that a reference to thr birch forest cobcept art they made? lmaoo
Average "Netherite sword!!!!" fan vs average "a sword that swings its own components to attack" enjoyer.
Wait, you were watching Felisbit, right?
@@sleepymusic6716
April fools updates🗿
while Terraria is only 9.99$ I still managed to spend 50$ on it, not because I bought it from a wrong site or anything. No the reason I spend so much on it is because, I can't stop gifting it to my friends! Like no one deserves to miss out on this masterpiece of a game!
Yes
Haha fr I gifted it to my friend when he got his first pc
fr i gifted it to my gf
I wish I have friends like this man I can't play terraria at all bruh
Legend right here
Give him an award
You can see the effort and love put into Terraira from Red (lead dev) himself, his son asked him for a dino mount and he's like yea sure
gigachad game dev
Absolute W
Big W father
Also added an item that was added because of their daughters obsession with wolves
@@tapgames3465 yea forgor abt it
The developers of Terraria are legends. They interact with the community often, make cool events and even add fan suggestions into the game, while Minecraft devs barely take a single peep from the community into account.
That's completely natural for a small indie dev team. For how corporate and conservative mojang have to be because of microsoft and delicacy of the game's systems, they still do a commendable amount of fun things
No, Mojang and Microsoft DO interact with their community...
But... yeah we don't talk about the mob vote...
@@Pyrodiac Terraria does votes better than mc, When you realize that they took a vote to see if the players would want the update to come soon or if they would delay it to make it even better..... you can easily see the difference in communication between the communities, my respect goes to the indie games and games from medium/small developers.
@@NoirKirbiyou're the most sensible person in this comments section.
@@snickerdoodle1962lol not really. He basically say "big coorporate, Microsoft bad" as an excuses. When in reality, nothing is preventing MOJANG from actively interacts with the fans. Blud didnt even know MOJANG is the one that made most of the decisions, Microsoft doesn't interfere as much as you think they are.
Minecraft has mob vote.
Terraria has not a mob vote.
Terraria Wins.
Mob votes are just a stupid idea in general.
Why not just add all 3 mobs.
As a dev, modeling ain't that hard, especially if it's a pixelated 3d game.
Stop being a idiot and comparing minecraft to terreria its much of a nonsense than a comparission...
@@BhshshHdhshsFax. Why didn’t they just do it like the biome vote where we chose which ones got added FIRST/UPDATED FIRST.
I hate how they always get rigged by dumb RUclipsrs like dream and we get a useless mob like a glow squid….
@@BhshshHdhshs Yeah, but minecraft fanboys insists on desesperately trying to defend the game, Thats why Mojang accommodates and retains the game's base content
As a graphic guy I absolutely agree that making minecraft 3D model that looks cool is A LOT easier than making 2D sprite look cool.
As a game designer and programmer, I absolutely agree that making minecraft is a lot easier than making terraria. For example, you can see it by watching videos where some random guy creates minecraft in 1 week. Most of people think that when something is 3D, then it is much harder, but actually it always depends on the game
@@Foxerskimaking 3d it's a lot easier yeah, and even more with that blocky textures, I really respect re logic for making thousands of sprites that look different from each other
As an actual graphic designer who has done both 2d and 3d art, you are wrong, and have clearly not tried to make any kind of 2d or 3d art.
@@UrMom-bb2mi that's ur opinion, a minecraft model it's way easier to make, we're not talking about 3d art in general, but the minecraft style
@@UrMom-bb2mi As an actual human explain? what is your argument?
To quote Terraria: "Also try Minecraft!"
To quote Minecraft: "Also try Terraria!"
And thats a fact
Chad devs
Sadly it was fake
@@Primal_Real no
@@Primal_Realwhat do you mean? it's not fake. both games have splash text which says "Also try Minecraft!" or "Also try Terraria!"
Fun fact: when terraria came out mojang developers played it all day that they didnt even realize their own servers went down
Where did you get this? Would be hilarious if It is really true
@@gfd135zxcI believe notch said it in a tweet?
there’s no proof for this man
@@giggymuun try simply copying and searching literally what they said, found the exact tweet from notch as the second result on google
@@giggymuunnotch said it in a tweet a while back
The way he said "Terracoins" with spite towards Minecraft's Minecoins got me.
@@gamingbyelliott will stick with terraria, thanks
there is not a single developer that loves their game more than re-logic
There is not a single developer that values their players more than re-logic
risk of rain is pretty good though.
ghost ship games?
Coffee Stain Studios
@@Baguette18 what did they make
"The only time the Re-Logic betrayed their community, is by continuing to update the game" that was so funny lol. A game you should check out it Polytopia, hopefully it doesn't displease you.
Random polytopia recommendation but yeah the game is good if it wasn't so money hungry
What do you mean? There's no ads, the game itself is free. The only non free part is online stuff, and that makes because they people need money somehow otherwise they can't live a life. It's their literal job. Imagine not getting pain for your job, you'd run out of money quickly 😂
@@mysticcr8tor773 the tribes cost money and it costs money to get it on steam
Polytopia sucks lol
Polytopia is fun but only for a short while. After a bit, it becomes monotonous because it's the same process over and over.
Played terraria for the first time recently and the only thing i could think of while playing is why isnt minecraft like this.
Welcome to this side my friend
Corporations man, they ruin everything.
Disagree personally
Terraria is 10x more fun and ngl I like how all the blocks look a lot also the devs are way better at making useful updates
@@user-ug2pe2kd5j stop comparing minecraft to terraria and saying it's better its stupid...
"Terraria is just 2D minecraft"
Terraria:
I started terraria almost 3 weeks ago I have 80+ hours of gameplay and it is so far one of the best games i could play bc when playing it I can feel the old gaming feeling enjoyment 😊
Nice did you beat the game yet?
@@Urani_umcastle crashers pfp is very based
thanks@@heccers1998
I beat it today but moonlord will not drop the sdmg for my ranger loadout
@@PurgedBricksgotta get lucky
What I liked about minecraft was how wacky but cohesive it was. As a kid I found the world and mobs super interesting because they were sort of all over the place and unique and funny looking. Nowadays minecraft only adds animals. Terraria is like old minecraft, it's got sniper riffles and magic staffs and wings, things players really want, while still feeling like it's one really thought out game.
Made me think of the statement: "We won't add any hostile mobs that are real animals"
They prioritize animal protection and becoming Peta over actual fun.
@@FibblejoeTerraria: sooo the bees are un extincion, and for that the bees kill You, rather painfull and slow, and a BOSS to givie nigthmares to the inocent honey thieft
The wings are great. The only thing that sucks about them is, once I've played all the way through Hardmode, I'll load up a new character and then totally forget that she doesn't have wings. WHOOPS. That first death happened quick.
@@Fibblejoebecause minecraft is mainly for kids and kids are in most cases stupid. And people who play terraria probably know that you aren’t supposed to kill bees or other animals, especially when they are important for ecosystem.
@@Poptanic yeah but then they go overboard with it. They removed fireflies entirely because a different mob isn't supposed to eat them? Just have them not eat the fireflies????? At this point it seems like it's just an excuse for them to be lazy and not add things like hostile mobs that exist in reality and fireflies, again prioritizing a lot of other things over actual fun.
Terraria vanilla does everything Minecraft wants to be with mods
pretty much. terraria has mc beat in singleplayer
Terraria GregTech when 😔✊
Terraria was basically such a passion project that at one point when Redigit's kid got into Terraria, they asked Redigit to add in a dinosaur mount. And Redigit's response was "Sure, why not".
Redigit genuinely said this on his twitter account
"The worst part of terraria is that it has an end"- Unerdanger
Words I live by
@@relzoid4128 that is true but for people who look for more content modded has them covered : D and same for builders I guess lol
@@relzoid4128the Zenith is literally useless though
Least based uberdanger fan
@@ultraextraorca7644 said no one ever
Sometimes, stuff only is enjoyable when it ends. There's fulfilment in completing things, on accomplishing things. You can always play modded or do challenges with playing in a specific way. There's an infinite array of things you can do after it ends. The story ends, but not the fun.
What makes Terraria super good is its replayability. Not only do I unlock new content within the game for playing it and defeating bosses. but I can play the game multiple times over and have a different experience each time. Including the fact multiplayer is that easy to access, and mods are such high quality compared to Minecraft. Just showed how loved of a game it is by its community and developers. Truly a game I will miss, and one that brings a greater sense of satisfaction compared to the many times I've attempted to get back into Minecraft.
Have you heard of 1.4.5?
@@Florjb0rjTheFloorboardthe dead cells one?
yeah terraria mods do feel like "oh i installed this popular mod and somehow my terraria got triplicated its content with literally no issues and a quality that is as good as the original game"
1.4.4 is still not the final update, 1.4.5 is coming out soon, which will include a crossover with dead cells, supposedly 1.4.5 will be the final update, but they've been calling updates the final update for like 7 years so who knows
@@kozolith2121 honestly I'm still not convinced we might end up getting terraria 2 then suddenly terraria 1.7 drops
My first impression of the title was "no way terraria is better then minecraft" but these are some realy fricking good arguments
Try Playing Terraria first not gonna lie ITS PRETTY GOOD
@@KhairulHarisKhairulAnuar that was the gift that I received, I played Terraria before Minecraft. I came to love Minecraft for it's own flavor but Terraria is by far my favorite of the two.
@@Umberloid87 ye
mojang: NO, WERE NOT GONNA ADD SHARKS BC PPL WILL KILL THEM, HOWEVER WE WILL ADD A SHITTY ASS SMELLING RED COW
terraria: yes, we're gonna add literal shit :)
Also terraria: Take shit boulders, bitches.
yes, we will add sharks, then make you need to kill them for their fins
"nooooo we cant add sharks because people will kill them!"
"if you kill 5 sharks you can get a new gun"
@@LuVenBen and same minecraft devs also created warden
Terraria: Idk lol just kill like 5 sharks to get this cool shark gun
I think that Minecraft really lost its original soul. The newer updates feel super empty and bland. It’s either nostalgia or the ruining of the game. For me, it’s probably a mix of the both.
minecraft died right after 1.8 started to decline at beta 1.7.3
blame the mob votes
yeah the updates are so mid, it doesn’t give me motivation to get back on my hours gone world especially since if your world was pre update, you have to travel far to find the new content generate
@@ZaxTheAl1en You mean 1.8.3? because 1.7.3 comes BEFORE 1.8, NOT after.
ah yes, people calling minecraft *"D E A D G A M E 🤓"* because of the marketplace
Red actually responds to and treats terraria’s players as friends, and MANY terraria items and changes are because of that. Not requiring any fancy mob votes or anything, just talking about ideas with one of the devs. Also, the devs are a lot easier to talk to than Minecraft devs because they just act like normal people. They don’t just ignore messages and replies from players like Minecraft does.
minecraft used to be like that before microsoft bought them
Yall don't know how things works 💀💀💀.
Mojang has added a bunch of features that the community asked even after it was bought by Microsoft. Yall just like to cherry pick on things because a specific thing wasn't added .
The mob votes were supposed to be fun but yall ruined because you could get passed your biased .
@@DojafishBroz they're doing it too slow and too late. Like wolf armor had been a feature that all of the playerbase wants, and they locked it in a 33% chance mob vote. Also, don't lie, you know vanilla minecraft is boring af, you ain't gonna terraform the End.
@@BRUH-lx3jv boring to you ,great for me .
Again do wolf's really need Armour?
Even if they lost they would get added later .
@@Dojafish Tell me where's the mobs on the first mob vote, can't find them, did you?
I just bought Terraria on my phone and playing it has made me realize how empty my old friend Minecraft is.
As a lifetime veteran for both games, the novelty wears off after a while. First minecraft satisfies simplistic needs, then terraria offers a lot more seemingly unique experiences, but then becomes very limited where you start appreciating minecraft more, in part specifically FOR the emptiness and what it allows
@@NoirKirbiare you gonna explain or are you just gonna say terraria is empty
@@orihiho2978 First i don't owe anyone an explanation, plus when the hell did i say terraria was empty, it's MINECRAFT's emptiness and freedom that lets you do stuff outside main game that you just can't in terraria
@@NoirKirbi word better than
@@orihiho2978 *then :)
If you can't read sentences that consist of more than a single part, my dude that is on you entirely
I like how terraria has a perfect balance between freedom and goals, where minecraft has too little incentive to progress towards anything in my opinion
the only thing i dont like about terraria is its a 2d side scroller
@@jmgonzales7701i like the 2d aspect it would be so much complex if it was 3d and in 2d you can dodge so much easier and me personally i love when i dodge bosses rather than like in minecraft you just get hit and heal up
@@jmgonzales7701 one of the best things I love about terraria is the 2D aspect it has
@@ZBREAD. really? Never got into that 2d aspect
@@jmgonzales7701 as an animator, 2D has WAYYYYYYYYY more potential than 3D will ever have. In 3D there's a line somewhere drawn that just makes things too much to handle, too fast or a limit on anything. However 2D does NOT have that limit.
Overall, I think there is some skepticism about this "rivalry" and it is kind of mind-blowing how these communities forget that these games are totally different experiences, this two are literally besties and search a totally different game loop, terraria is mare about the excitement of all the things that you can do that will always keep you doing something and minecraft its more about doing your own thing and find your own way to enjoy the game while just living the moment, I kinda get it terraria always has been kind of an underdog while minecraft has been EXPLOITED by content creators and I think these communities should just enjoy this games as best as they can
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Fair, although me personally I just don’t like Minecraft like in the slightest but everyone has their likes and dislikes ya know
It’s two different players who prefer either game. For those who want to play on their own terms, are creative, are technical and doesn’t need strict game progression, Minecraft is a lot better. The kind of players that prefers Terraria are those who need strict game progression, doesn’t have too many things to do at the same time and really likes PvE.
While u are right, i find terraria way more fun, playing both since they released on the 360. The only thing i find fun at all in minecraft nowadays is what other people who actually care make. Minigame servers, modpacks, etc. Without them i doubt a lot of people would still enjoy minecraft. Ive had some of my best memories on the game as a kid, but now it doesnt feel the same. Ever since microsoft bought minecraft its only gotten worse imo. Terraria has an amazing base game with so much to do with hundreds to even thousands of fun and viable mods that are right there on the steam page instead of risking ur accounts or even worse because of some RAT or virus on a sketchy site.
that's certainly fair, although i'd definitely agree with the main point of the vid, even if i personally prefer terraria way more, i can't help but also be massively disappointed by how SQUANDERED Minecraft is in terms of it's updates, and the general handling of the Minecraft IP. Where as it is utterly insane how good and consistent the terraria updates are. I really wish i can enjoy minecraft more than I do right now, the two games certainly aren't trying to compete. but damn. I feel like even if I prefered Minecraft I'd call Terraria the superiorly made and maintained game.
Terraria has free in-game vanity items, Minecraft makes you buy cosmetics.
imagine if terraria had something like marketplace, you buy a cosmetic and throw it to trash by accident
@@palacalek6706 Imagine paying for mods, texture packs and custom maps.
This post was made by the MC java edition gang.
@@brondlini5459Sadly there are also external pages for paid mods in java, i get that mods are also hard to make but it doesn't feel right that you have to paid to play a mod.
@@TheLu0_ Yes, that does stink. But then again there are websites like Curseforge and Modrinth that have literally thousands of mods and texture packs that have lots of time put into them and they are free. The Create Mod is a great example of a well made mod that is completely free.
@@TheLu0_ That’s literally illegal. I wouldn’t download those, they’re probably scams that give viruses since those people clearly have no problem breaking the law to begin with.
7:42 damn that fallen star really have beef with zombie
Re-logic is working faster then the "I coded the mod vote in a week" modders
As a kid, purchasing Minecraft was damn near impossible
In my country minecraft used to be one of the most expensive games for no reason
@@sasafras4743 woah what country?
@@ryannixon4138for example in Ukraine it cost over 1000(30$) uah, this is too much for game. Everyone only agrees to buy games under 20$
@@sasafras4743It has been too expensive here in Brazil too.
Most people who played indie games in the early 2010s in PC used to spend from 10 to 40 BRL. Most people who played PS2 games illegally used to buy a game for 5 BRL. Minecraft? It has been around a 100 BRL since 2012.
It's just stupidly expensive. Only kids in kinda rich families used to play Minecraft in PC legally, kids who have good PC, Xbox and/or Playstation 4, because then their parents would agree to spend this much into a game that has less content than its level of price use to offer.
the only hard platform to do it on is PC. you shouldn't have a PC if your not smart enough to read the instructions on screen.
This is the video I believe many Terraria players wanted to make but never did because they are afraid they will get flamed in the comment. I agree with every single point in this video and wouldn't ask for any more, thank you so much for making this.
yea, terraria players really are the most oppressed
@@prosandcons-fl2ccikr
@@prosandcons-fl2cc lol no
I mean I still flamed em....kinda deserved tbh, even in the pinned comment I argued back a lot.
@@jaydenc367 deserved for… having an opinion? 💀
people who say "2d art isnt real art" need to look at this
I just regret having not given Terraria a fair chance years ago. So much charm and polish. Excellent video.
I regretted not speaking up when the devs made 1.4.4 since the devs were taking in a bunch of community feedback.
But despite 1.4.5 not being meant as a community update, they've gone back to adding tons of community ideas anyway, so I have a 2nd chance to get my ideas into the game.
The fact that the Terraria devs "unintentionally" listen to the community significantly more than the Minecraft devs really speaks volumes about them and their games.
Terraria devs care about the game. It's a simple as that. They love the game for itself, not for the money it makes them.
i regret speaking up when the devs made 1.4.4 because now the bouncy boulder exists
@@Amber7H thank you for your service
One of the devs at Mojang was basically responding to all of this with “Minecraft is a game about expression and that’s what these updates are about”
People wish Minecraft had more ambition, more bosses, more dimensions, more progression and things to do that aren’t limited by their own creativity, but Mojang wants to move in the exact opposite direction it seems
Minecraft **kinda** cares about the communities voice, Terraria delayed 1.4.4 repeatedly to add more community ideas, they genuinely care while Minecraft pretends to care
@@doginpillows20 I usually see this argument as "Minecraft doesn't have content, because the point is to not have content."
Like, how would adding content to the game stop you from enjoying it if you already enjoy it without content?
Like, wow, Mojang, you added a whole 2 (two) new mobs to the game after that much time? Thanks, that will completely change the way I play Minecraft now. Anything more and it would've "bloated the game", lol
Sometimes it feels like Minecraft is on life support, and these sparse updates are just enough to give the impression that it's still "being developed"
Personally, I don't think that improving the game with more variety is "bloating" it. I mean, look at Terraria itself, the way that the game grew and expanded over the years, and the way that it reflects on the game progression itself: how you play the game and approach obstacles completely changes as you progress. Even building improves with the tools you acquire. In Minecraft, you pretty much only get better quality gear, with a few exceptions.
In Terraria, everywhere you look, there is a new thing: a new NPC, a new block, a new biome, a new enemy, a new weapon type, a new trinket, a new event, a new mount... It's like a Kaleidoscope of content. And whenever you think you've reached the "end" of what it had to give, it comes around with more stuff.
Hell, even the world itself changes significantly as you play. Terraria's finite world seems infinitely more alive than Minecraft actual infinite world.
@@hectic1830 Minecraft isn't on life support at all, it's still played a lot and more then Terraria really. Also not all of these updates are sparse and it IS still being developed.
It really isn't more alive than Minecraft actual infinite world or even it's finite world, new villager types, new blocks, new biomes, new enemies, new weapon type underwater, a new trinket, a new structure, a new pet, etc.
@@jaydenc367In a way, but have you seen minecrafts spinoff's before they have a lot of life to them in the world than regular mc (Especially the end for that matter)
@@hectic1830 Eh regular mc has at least as much cotent really
Imma just say it
While minecraft is declining and not listening to their fans
Terraria is thriving and accepting their fans ideas ans even adding them
Except terraria is at the end already. The final major update is out and none will come after. Just remember how it started to really fall out of cultural relevancy years after 1.3. With no 1.5 to save 1.4, the game is bound to become more niche and somewhat irrelevant to the masses
@@NoirKirbi clearly it hasnt. And no. We all know terraria 1.5 (or terraria 2) is coming
@@NoirKirbi and terraria never fell putta relevancy. Minecraft did. And 1.4 doesn't need to be saved in the slightest
OMFG OMG YES YES YES YES WOLF ARMOR YIPPEE TJAMBDDBE OMGG
@@NoirKirbiNot an end, more like a new beginning.
i love how he casually got one of the rarest pets at 4:58
Just imagine how good Terraria 2 will be.
Also, Terraria 2 has basically been confirmed at this point, which is mainly because the Terraria engine is too limiting, and they want something that has nearly no limits.
Also, the community wants it! In a poll on what re-logic should make next, Terraria 2 won by a lot
Great video btw :)
It would be the most awesome thing ever if they made Terraria 2 free for all who bought Terraria. Or like a 2.0 update.
@@thenickstrikebetter they wouldn't because they said that the reason they are moving on from terraria is because it has already sold as much as it will and the devs need money.
Also they are too awesome to make terraria go in the direction minecraft went.
@@thenickstrikebetter I agree, although I would happily pay for it
@@thegoldenraysoftheglorious1180 No they didn't
Making new Terraria updates would be more profitable as they could bring attention to the game without having to make an entirely new game
@@Teryte yet the game had sold millions of copies and likely almost everyone who would have bought it has bought it.
Also I am fairly certain someone from the dev team made a post saying such which is why I am saying these things. I am sorry if I am spreading misinformation.
Minecraft is a lego set that tells you to explore your limits whereas Terraria gives you a living world with limitless ways to reach its limit. If that makes any sense to anyone else
@@vaniokrika Terraria is like buying a Lego set off the shelves, but Minecraft gives you a bucket of assorted pieces.
Minecraft is more a medium than terraria
that's literally the exact same thing
giving minecraft functional progression wont take away anything from the sandbox though. there's a reason why i haven't beat the damn game for 8 years
@@ultrazombieYT This is an incredible example, and a good explanaton for how people with different tastes respond to games differently. I would have much more fun and satisfaction finishing an hour+ lego set than I would having a bucket of assorted pieces I would have no idea what to do with/make something ugly with. Terraria's fun comes from progression, Minecraft's comes from imagination.
Finally a comparison video that doesn’t say minecraft is a “building game” and terraria is a “combat game” while denoting that building in terraria is actually much better (coming from an art major that loves building in terraria)
Yeah I love the paint tool. If minecraft added it, it would have so much more creativity
minecraft fans act like if mojang actually bothered to give minecraft functioning game progression the sandbox would be ruined
@@magnoliy08 minecraft might have the worse fandom in videogames. sure FNAF sucks and its fans are weird, but at least they aren't actively telling the developer to not improve the games.
@@comyuse9103 just because few people say'd that, doesn't mean entire fandom supports it, your logic is terrible
I remember seeing this a long time ago, and tought you were just a silly hater. But seeing this video got me curious, and i ended up buying the game.
That was the best desition of my life.
I really want to thank you for making this video, because of it I staryed playing terraria, and enjoyed it as nobosy did...
I'm glad you're enjoying it!
The amount of times I came back to Terraria and replayed it is uncountable. I've bought the game almost a decade ago and got about 600-700 hours in it. And almost none of those hours were wasted on main title, but playing and enjoying it. Defeating the wall of flesh, getting the rod of discord, listening to wacky jungle rock while beating a freaking plant, then defeating a moon god is unmatched and every time feels like the first. It's truly an amazing game that makes you feel, you'll get angry when a Wyvern spawns out of nowhere just because you got a block too high while fighting a boss, or you'll feel like you've just finished a shift at work when farming for said rod of discord and immense joy when you finally get to clap Moon Lord cheeks and idiot drops an item you've wanted on the first attempt. And the fact that the game is going to be updated and every update gets called "THE LAST" will always get to you and make you laugh, saying to yourself - "The madlads at it again! They're again lying about the last update of this beautiful game!"
Bro I have it for 2 years and around 700 hours and it became kinda boring I’ve done everything I could possibly do in the game more than once I will have to wait for a new update
@@Delta_Edits.2000 h player here. Have you tried doing other classes? I used to play mage a lot, played it on release of every major update (5+ times) and got bored a bit. But a few years ago, I tried ranger and Calamity rogue after that, and it was awesome. It was a feeling I had when playing mage for the first time. Just a completely new perspective on the game. How I built my arenas, how I use my armor, which stats are important etc. Fast forward to today I played every class at least 3 times, at least 1 on each difficulty (because of how those were added one after another). And after master mode on every class and Calamity death mode on rogue and summoner, I can now say that every class is equally fun just in a different ways. I still play vanilla game sometimes tho. Just building and relaxing.
And if you get bored grinding, install something like luiafk. It may seem cheaty, but I only use it for things and potions I already farmed for a lot before. Generally, using QoL mods speeds up the pacing and allows skipping tedious parts.
Pumping up difficulty with mods also helps, since it essentially forces you to either hope for luck and spend tens of tries on bosses or look for stuff to make fights easier and learn something new. I still remember times I defeated bosses on the first try by sheer luck, and times I died even though I thought I was prepared and expected an easy fight.
I hope this helps. And remember to take the brakes sometimes. Despite how I love this game I'm rarely able to play more than 2 playthroughs in a row even with different mods.
@@Mukuta_Pavlov I play on console and I’ve done Master Mode FTW all classes (summoner was only until WoF)
I got 800-900 h. I actually got tired of playing vanilla and wanted a new experience so I started playing Calamity moddet and have now 380 h on it
bro I've been playing from 2013 and it's been 10 years of greatness
The big difference is that Terraria isn't scared to change things. Minecraft is scared to make the game too different. You could be told that Terraria released yesterday and the game does feel like that, while if you said that for Minecraft, there's too much old and outdated content in Minecraft. Mojang needs to either go back to the old style of updates, or update more old content. I personally think the first option is better, as it feels like the most well-thought-out and well-made feeling features are the older ones.
Mmm I don't know about that last part, a lot of old features of minecraft are pretty wonky
This is why I dont like Terraria. If the devs love the game so much but want to change it, they should make a sequel. A new game to change the mechanics but keep the original energy, you know.
Instead they kinda keep changing stuff and it seems uncessary because it was in thw game for multiple years with no issues, like the Reavershark
@@ultraextraorca7644 That's called rebalancing, every game does it.
@@ultraextraorca7644Terraria makes minor or big changes to previous mechanics so that they actually work with new stuff, minor tweaking and rebalancing happens in pretty much every game, well..accept minecraft of course
@@empty9926They're doing it now and it isn't going well is this what you wanted
I kinda like Minecraft, ngl. But vanilla survival does get boring after a while if you're not into building. Just started playing Terraria couple of months ago and I have to say, it has so much more to do. It never ever gets boring. Also I hate Mojang. It's like they're intentionally trying to piss off it's fanbase. Doing stupid mob votes that only causes controversies and giving people what they want only to remove/nerf it (I am talking about the fireflies and copper bulb). Just fucking why?
I just picked it uo for the first time after seeing it arounf for like 10 years. Been playing mknecraft with my girl for about 6 years. Every couple months we start a world and have fun but now we jave beat the ender dragon, wither, and even the warden a couple times, we have several maxed out worlds, with litteraly nothing new, and anything they do add is like "heres copper you cant make any gear, and it doesnt interact with anything else but it rusts over time". And any loot you get is like heres a diamond sword, it behaves EXACTLY like the wooden sword but its just better stats. In Terraria in the first 4 hours i found a staff that summons a bird on my head that fights for me, a magic wand that shoots fire, made a sword out of cactus (that has different mechanics than the starting sword), a mace, tons of potions that teleport, fly, affect gravity, a fish that summons a shark to by my buddy, and fished another shark that acts like a chainsaw, boots thay let ke slide down walls, a necklace that acts as a light source, mines probably 5 different ores, and fought probs around 20 different enemies, found all sorts of other stuff underground (including a giant nest of antlions) and i just killed the eyeball boss. And from what i saw i jave barely scratched the surface of content. Like its INSANE how you fond COOL stuff ALL THE TIME, every chest im like WHOAAA A FLUTE THAT SUMMONS SNAKES I CAN CLIMB, instead of word 2 diamonds and 9 bread and a saddle.
As someone who played and loved both Terraria and Minecraft, I always considered them incomparable.
Terraria is more of an action game, while Minecraft is a more chill game. I never play Terraria expecting a 2d Minecraft, and I never play Minecraft expecting a 3d Terraria, which is why Terraria mods for minecraft never really caught my attention.
Yes!!! Finally someone who understands that both games are masterpieces stop comparing them!
For me Terraria is the pixel sandbox boss based RPG I wanted Minecraft to be. Over all the years ive generally lost interest in Minecraft due to the lack of new genuine progression and bosses. Instead they seem to be focused on blocks and just adding more irl animals as mobs while modders can do that and then some in 1/20th of the time Mojang can. As great as the nether/cave updates were ive lost passion for the direction Minecraft is going even as a childhood fan and instead picked up Terraria and its everything I wanted Minecraft to evolve into. Terraria makes you feel like a God by the end and MC on the other hand has 3 main bosses two of which (the wither and the elder guardians) have TERRIBLE rewards with extremely niche uses to the point where they are pretty much only worth doing for the sake of it for most players.
I think the difference is that Terraria is a thoroughly fleshed out game made out of passion and love by a small team of dedicated developers, while Minecraft has become a monetised mess with shallow updates that add features that lead nowhere and don't tie in with anything else in the game, such as copper. One focused on making their game the best it can be, while the other lives off the brand name to sell boring spinoffs to kids.
@@thegrayghoul4638I think it would be perfectly okay for Minecraft to have no bosses if they had a direction for their game. Most of the updates are extremely shallow, lack attention to detail and lead nowhere. The bosses are boring because they just exist for the sake of having a boss in the game. The End itself was always an artificial, extrinsic goal in a game where the real fun comes from making up your own goals.
Yeah the appeal of Minecraft for me is building cool shit. The lack of an entire dimension in Terraria means that building stuff just isn't as satisfying.
Also, Terraria is fundamentally more of a combat focused RPG with a long series of clear goals that you are railroaded into doing, which is something that I don't care for.
People always push that minecraft has a better sandbox thing, but personally building in terraria and slowly transforming the world and so on is just so satisfying and fun. Just using the hammer in terraria opens so many doors and it is just so genius.
Fr, the most underrated item, while it's not even the most useful
Same bro for we have destroyed our world polluted beyond recognition by god killing mutions and phantasmal machines of harvest the only safe spaces are the great sky cities or enclosed buildings in hollowed desert for the world is corrupted beyond repair. I remember a time were the grass was wet with dew and the trees were still green there were a few daring one among us they brought this about the went down into the blood red caves and returned with vile weapons they destroyed a wall of blood and sinew. I remember a time before crimson and hollow reached from the ancient dungeon to the humid jungle before the great sky citys were erected before weapons capable of rendering the lord of the moon asunder were crafted a terrible sword that could sent out the essence of all the swords used to craft it out at the enemy a gun that shot ethereal fireworks before the eldritch horrors thought to be long dead awakened before invaders from a red rock named after a god of war arrived before the drayad last of her race said it was the time of ending be legions of soldiers armed with weapons forged from the heavens themselves were sent out into the raging storm a time before terrible machines of slaughter harvest and transport were made. Those times are never to come again relics of a bygone era those time were simpler back in my wooden hut I prefer it rather than in a city halfway between heaven and hell simpler times:Nurse Abigail in sky city.
other than the lack of a 3rd dimension, terraria offers wayy more creative freedom
that doesnt mean you cant do the same in minecraft though.
@@Ethan_Cubed yeah it kinda does you cant hammer blocks in minecraft
I personally believe that both games are better at different things, like how Terraria is a better survival journey game, while Minecraft is better at being a sandbox. Although I spend more time on Minecraft these days, I often see myself doing more time in Creative Mode, toying with command and structure blocks.
Minecraft is more of a medium than a survival/journey
I am a more or less an adult but i can safely say that terraria is a VERY big part of my life. Seriously, i think about it at least once every day since i had my first friend, and that was like 8 years ago. The thing is - this game is stuck in my mind as a way of world perception, because everything relates in a way to Terraria in some way. Don't ask me how - i don't know, but i love it because i have something that makes me happy every day. Terraria will always have a special place in my heart and i will never forget this masterpiece!
Same, this game sticks with you, there's always a good reason to play it, i just bought on switch and im having a complete blast playing through master mode as a summoner, i just love this game so much
i see terraria in my walls, trees, everything. help.
As someone that’s played a good deal of both games. Just wanted to say I totally agree with all your points! It’s very rare you find game devs that care about the quality of the game more than its marketability. That’s why more and more of these AAA studios are pumping out unfinished uninspired cash grabs. I haven’t played Minecraft since they added this store but you can see how hard they’re leaning in on that monetisation over satisfaction!
Great vid :)
Thanks!
Play java if you don’t want to deal with the stupid monetization.
@@TJ-hg6op : some people don't have a computer and might only have an Xbox, the Xbox version(bedrock) is filled to the brim with monetisation and annoyance
I wish i could play hypixel;-;
@@MatchasTeaOr maybe even just a phone
@@MatchasTea yeah that sucks.
I made some Terraria Mods a few years ago. So let me say something to creating sprites. Basic Items are super easy but everything with an anination or placeable objects are some kind of nightmare. Ah and i can agree with the video 100%. The replayvalue is intense in Terraris. I am currently at roundabout 3.500 hours in Terraria and i still find new ways to play the game.
what mod did you work on
@@japes1009 Except for one, i never uploaded them. I made the NPC Spawn Dolls Mod. You were able to craft dolls like the guide vodoo doll to spawn NPC in case that they have died or are annoying to find like goblin tinkerer.
I also worked on a Mod like Calamity but it was way to massive and i didnt really understood my own code. I still have those on my pc.
Ah and i added Queen Slime Boss a long time before Journeys End. Of course the offical fight is way better.
@@Neuronalon ok
@@NeuronalonThat sounds kinda cool
How about re-making your Queen Slime into maybe... Princess Slime? 🙃
Like a small miniboss, that kinda sounds nice and your Idea can still live on!
@@nicz7694 I dont think that i have the time and interest in learning how to do that. But i think often about making a new mod. A Mod where you choose an element instead of an class. So you choose fire instead of melee and your run will have many fire themed custom weapons. But i did not make mods for some years. When i do that, i would be more some kind of spriting/balancing/creativity guy. So a team of atleast 2 people would be needed.
As a Terraria and Minecraft player, that has been playing both for years, I can confidently say *Your statement are absolutely correct.* It really are a shame when Microsoft just decided to squeeze the heck out of Minecraft. If I'm being honest, I feel like Minecraft has lost its soul it used to have. The enjoyment and fun have decreased by a mile. I think everyone can agree that Minecraft rarely listen to us, nor they jump in to be part of the community, unlike the devs of Terraria.
I hope Microsoft realize just how bad their decision are by making this small and almost _meaningless_ update to Minecraft (such as the mob vote...) Because in my opinion, if this keeps going, the Minecraft we know and love could potentially meet its end.
Oh, and one thing to add why Terraria's player experience are better in my opinion are the progression. Minecraft's game progression hasn't changed much, while Terraria do. But, Minecraft whole focus is about creativity though, so it's understandable why there aren't any major progression update.
whatever game is getting new unique boss music after 10+ years is automatically the better game
Yes
Or boss music at all, that is.
My favorite part about the Terraria devs is how open they are to new ideas, constantly thinking of/taking community suggestions for cool unique things to add to the game. Minecraft devs seem to avoid interesting or useful features at all costs. And more importantly, they avoid simple quality of life changes that would take literally no time to implement.
Make minecarts faster...
Facts on facts 👌☠️👍
Right? like instead of implementing changes that the players would like, they instead suggest their own useless changes in the form of mobs or items and have the players vote on something completely new that they never even asked for. Players aren't excited by something new, they're excited by the freedom of choice that Minecraft has never given them.
And the only time they add it is at the April fool's apdate
You could have a button to auto sort chests or you could have the sniffer!
Terraria actually had a spin-off/ alternate universe game. Terraria: Otherworld had quite a lot of potential but in the end they cancelled it. You can still get the music from the game though, which I think is interesting.
Terraria Overworld was about to be an official game, but the amount of content and mechanics that has and not so many peoples got interested on it, they had to close this game for good.
But, for peoples who still miss this game and likes his ost, Re logic has added a seed that also called "Drunk Seed" that you get 2 different corruption biomes, more big trees, and etc, but most importantly, the Soundtracks from Terraria Overworld as default.
They literally canceled it for a "it wasn't good enough" reason. Not money, but love for community. Literally how can you not love this game back??
@@Gentle_Dudepeople*
@@liamvernon9793 So not wanting to scam people makes them the best devs? I guess a lot of indie devs are "the most wholesome/best game developing team" then. Also they still plan on making a Terraria 2, which would be a game like Terraria so....yeah. Minecraft would never do that though, mojang knows a actual sequel would be pointless.
@@jaydenc367iirc they are making a terraria 2 cause the engine is basically at it's limits with all of what they added to terraria already
It all went down hill when bedrock edition replaced console edition
Facts dawg
@@CircleCirvivor W
It’s so funny how accurately Minecraft vs Terraria clearly represents the distinction between sellout corporate greed and true passion and ambition
I never wanted to rank either of the games because even though both games have a similar genre, they feel very different to me. Terraria feels more focused on action and bosses while Minecraft feels more chill. I still couldn’t decide which one is better, though I do come back to Minecraft more often because my friends play it more.
I agree 100%
My friends also play Minecraft way more, but I said screw them i'm playin Terraria
@@Cheeseenjoyer423Based.
@@guidedexplosiveprojectileg9943 on what?
@@thegoldenraysoftheglorious1180 based on thr fact he would play terraria despite his friends playing minecraft
endgame toilets sold it for me
TOIIIIILEEEEEEETTTTTT!!!!!!
terra fartcart my beloved....
8:02 they tried to make another terraria spin off ‘terraria other world’ but they cancelled it.
This is the first video of yours I've found and I like your style! Well paced, funnily written, and reminiscent of mid 2010s gaming review content which is super comforting and nostalgic (tho your vids still feel like their own thing). Subsribed.
Thank you, glad you like them!
T E R R A R I A H
So relateble
Fun fact: terraria was supposed to have a sequel called "terraria otherworlds" and the concepts looked amazing but then they dropped it since they couldnt really figure out how to make it stand out, and the base game was still cherished by the community so they just said "okay we will keep the normal game updated". all that remains of the sequel is the soundtrack (that you can also buy on steam for 5 bucks)
I did some thinking on this. Sometimes I like to take a little time to process things before reacting.
So I agree largely with many of your points. And I've played both games since either their inception, or shortly after they left alpha/beta phases.
I have close to 10,000 hours in Terraria, and over 10,000 hours in Minecraft.
I would say I agree in the manner that I love the way Terraria handles development. I love the variation of magical items/mobs/ bosses/ NPC's, and even story more.
On the other hand. There's always something that somehow seems to draw me back to Minecraft, and I do go through phases where I'll enjoy one over the other more for different reasons.
At the end of the day though. I must say there's one thing I cannot deny above all else.
When I beat a Terraria world, that's it. I never return to it ever again. I will take my time building things during the gameplay, and even learned a lot about building in the game. (Mostly from Khaios I admit.) but as soon as I'm done with the moonlord. I'll take my new toys and wreak havoc on the world for a time, then I just stop playing for awhile.
Minecraft on the other hand. I feel like once I kill that ender dragon. The world is finally opening up to me.
I finally have access to some decent gear and enchantments. Now I can go farm Elytra to fly around. (Which I have all kinds of ways to fly and flying mounts by now in Terraria. I do wish they would add flying mounts to Minecraft as well. Super epic.)
Anyway. Now I can also get Shulker boxes so I can farm items enmasse so that I may take on large projects, and I'm free to move around and build.
Terraria is a lot more combat based. So I often find myself taking the summoner route so I don't have to deal with annoying enemies while I'm trying to do things in the game like building in harsh environments.
There's something about the simplicity of minecraft that allows me to chill in ways that I have never been able to do in Terraria.
I see a lot of videos hating on Minecraft these days. Even with addition of blocks.
But as a young lad, I enjoyed playing with Legos. Never one time had I thought, oh man... I have too many legos. There's too many variants here. I only found myself searching for new and creative ways to use them to make my builds even more dynamic and extravagant. I find myself in the same situation in minecraft.
Sometimes I'll go back through an entire world after an update, and update every build I've ever done, but I'll take pictures first so that I still retain the memory of how I've improved over the years.
At the end of the day, it depends on what you want to do and how you feel at the time.
One is 2d, one is 3d. One is based on the other. Both are sandbox.
So while we may disagree with certain things on either game, at the end of the day. the biggest issues only come from ourselves. They are after all... Sandbox games.
Sorry wall of text. May as well have created a video response, but meh.
a very neutral response, I respect it
@chrisbealonis4655 I argued with myself on it a long time and decided I couldn't be anything but neutral. 🤣😂
I honestly would love it if they came together somehow and created a new game bringing the strengths from both. That would be insane.
Ok shit but where did you get over 2 straight years of free time
@@NoirKirbiyeah like goddamn. Like how do you play terraria for over the FULL length of a year?
@@decenthumanbeing67 tbf iv been playin since 1.1 or somethin, I don't remember, but iv spent ALEAST 5 years on it, like Minecraft, you never quit, you just take a really long break
I think the major reason terraria is still getting updated, is just because the devs also love playing terraria
I've played both games for a decent amount of time each, both multiplayer and single player, and I can confidently say that Terraria has been able to keep my attention much longer than Minecraft has. And another thing I like about Terraria that you could've mentioned is the fact that the devs want to have fun making the game just as much as the players want to have fun playing it, they add random joke items just because they thought it would be funny like a whoopee cushion that drops from a worm for some reason or gravity defying cactus balls to annoy players because why not. Compared to Minecraft which feels like it has had joy slowly drained out of it with every update feeling somewhat underwhelming and lacking on some features that they promised before, Terraria's updates just drop whatever the heck the devs find useful, funny, challenging, and/or playful, and let the players have fun with them however they wish
After the many many controversies (like their reason not to add sharks or the recent anti-gun thing) I feel like mojang despises terraria.
Also they're probably politically biased against adding certain stuff to the game (like sharks (again) or fireflies).
Not to mention the 1.17, 18, 19 & 20 updates, utter trash (excluding the warden).
@@brondlini5459 and theres terraria with a shark minigun and large amounts of gore (for the age rating)
Best comment on youtube
red making 1.4.5: BOULDER
It's a ballsy claim to say Terraria 'didn't make a sequel' while not mentioning the kerfuffle with the two cancelled sequels. Seems a bit like stretching the truth to fit the narrative or a lack of research.
Well the point is, the sequels were never released. I definitely should have mentioned them in that point, but a lot of work that went into those was completely scrapped without them making any money. I don't think the fact that they considered, and even put a good amount of resources into a sequel, has any effect on the game as it never hit the market for one reason or another. I wouldn't have mentioned Minecraft Dungeons if it was just an idea that never released.
i agree with you on terraria: otherworld, but the reason terraria 2 is being made is because terraria is finished, it doesn't need anything more
the whole video is a lack of research. its so surface level. dont know what i expected from a guy with 14k subs and a one hit wonder video like this because the "criticisng minecraft for the wrong things" trend is popular now apparently
@@nanika224 That puts me at about 13,996 more subscribers than you. I'm not trying to be mean at all, but please don't roast somebody for having a "low sub count" or a "one hit wonder video" when you haven't tried this. If you've got any level of creative sympathy, you can just disagree with the video without trying to destroy me and what I've created.
@@CafeCharlie you sound like a child that way you phrased that
Something I've said before is that Terraria is a game made *BY* gamers *FOR* gamers. Whereas Minecraft is not. The Terraria team has a better understanding of what their community wants because they can relate to them more. And they actually engage with their community in conversations, adding things they suggest.
Whereas Minecraft gives a sort of illusion of engagement with the mob vote, and well, we know how much of a mess that is. I truly believe it the community was actually listened to the mob vote would've been bagged years ago
I like this video; however, Minecraft has a modpack loader for the Java Edition called Cursed Forge, which is the overall way to play mods in that game. You don't download it separately, but it comes in a huge package where all the mods are interconnected. So, I think it's somewhat unfair to use the store that no sane human uses for a version that no one should play on PC, Bedrock/Windows 10 Edition
Oh ok, that's fair my bad
But isnt that non-mojang created mod integration?
Comparing modded games isn't fair because it's basing opinions of the game's quality based on things not originally intended in the game.
Cursed Forge wasn't made by Mojang tho
@@lemongrubie7290 neither was tmodloader, don't forget, re-logic added as a dlc as publisher, tmj team made it
Why Terraria is a great game:
-It‘s cheap
-It looks colourful
-It‘s polished and not buggy
-It‘s overflowing with content
-It‘s rewarding
-It‘s worth your time
-You have lots of freedom
-It has good music
-It‘s highly replayable
-You can actually run it on a potato PC
-It has a good community
-No shitty cash grabs or microtransactions
-Devs continue to bring meaningful updates
-It has loads of cool mods (AlchemistNPC, Calamity, Fargo‘s etc) and you don‘t have to visit sketchy sites just to download them
-And of course, the Goblin Tinkerer who constantly demands all your coins and makes you broke.
The list doesn‘t end there, it just keeps on going. Minecraft just isn‘t the same.
My man likes to get a broken zenith for 10 platinum
Also, among the most important: The devs care about community! Red's daughter had an obsession with wolves, and he added it. He said he also might add his son's idea of a dinosaur mount.
At least you get more from vanilla terraria than vanilla minecraft. Considering price tags and all. Yeah considering minecraft’s price tag it almost seems scammy, terraria on the other hand is only ~33% of the price of minecraft and you get FAR MORE then what you expect to get.
Minecraft really got fucked over by the amount of monetization that gets pumped into it almost making it into a cash cow.
Minecraft's price is 2 times lower than other Triple A studio games, and it's infinitely more value than some of those that cost 60 bucks or more. And all the monetization is not only exclusive to a single of the 2 versions, but is also completely separate from the base game. Locking skins and some extra things that are free in the other version isn't IDEAL (and it's still completely cosmetic and random content that has nothing to do with the game), but claiming that as the downfall of the ENTIRE franchise, plus the claims on the pricing, feels like you have no idea what you're talking about
I will say, I keep playing Terraria for two reasons:
The devs add quality content and actually listen to the community.
The constant hype for new updates and weapons and content the devs pump out keeps me playing. Hours and hours have been dumped into one world that I have where I turn the entire thing into a super base for myself, so I can test and collect every item possible. Red (the creator of Terraria), interacts with the community often and is constantly asking for ways to improve the game!
The countless ways to play.
With the 4 main classes (and countless sub-classes), the game always has a new way for you to run through and beat it! I find myself creating a new world occasionally and screwing around with a brand new character, trying out a play style I never would’ve thought of before!
Minecraft is a good game, but Terraria has had more time, love, and effort put into it. I can without a doubt say that I prefer Terraria over Minecraft.
4:57 bro just got the rarest drop from a tree possible and said nothing
Top 10 rarest drops from a tree, number one: 4:57
It’s hurts to hear this but its true, i played both games when i was young and love them for different reasons. I found myself at different times playing one more then the other. However, Minecraft feels more nostalgic to me while terraria still has me in, They are both great games but Minecraft lost something
It lost its sense of being a videogame, some of the last few updates they added foxes, bees, dolphins, goats, pandas, camels,axolotl and such; I was far more interested in Warden, and the new Nether mobs cause back then - they had creepers, enderman, witch, skeleton horse... and now they focus on endangered species and try to make their game realistic... it doesn't feel like game-world anymore
The fact that you ended the video with party in the clouds tells me you're a real one.
i think one of the best experiences i had in minecraft (and that’s why i like it more than terraria) is creating your own modpack. and changing the game code to suit your play style exactly, if you want « your » game to be a 3d rpg you are forced to do it in minecraft. that’s what i love in minecraft, creating things. even though it’s way less accessible than in terraria it has the potential to be better. but as a game without changing the code or anything, terraria is clearly better.
Both are games of my childhood, but Terraria has stuck with me. I haven’t really played MC, or had the desire to play in years. Terraria has always had my heart as my favorite game ever.
Same here. Now and then I'll install MC and play it a little, but I always get bored and stop playing pretty soon. Terraria, on the other hand, I could play through a million times and never get bored.
terraria is just easier to play. It has something to do except sandbox stuff, so it's always easy to return to it. So even if u dont feel like building a 401203012301200312 square meters building u can at least hop on to defeat some bosses or farm for some random stuff
I agree. You get addicted to Minecraft and play for two weeks without touching grass and then you just leave it in the dust. Terraria has its ways of keeping the game interesting no matter how long you play.
Same here, I only installed minecraft when my friends ask me to play with them. that's it, if they have time and they mostly don't have time
@@benismann It's not easier but it's simpler than Minecraft.
Terraria is a world where you can have the much freedom you want, if you're stuck on something there is another path to walk(classes, bosses, etc), while in Minecraft because of the lack of content you really only have to go one path because you're forced to( overworked - nether - end )
Small correction; the base price for Terraria at launch was $15, lowered to $10 sometime after 2016. It goes on sale all the time, even back in 2011 you had several chances to buy it for as little as $5. Minecraft's 1.0 launched at $26.95 (prior to this you could buy beta access for less and carry access to the "final product"), raised to $30 sometime after 2016. It almost never goes on sale; in fact I don't think I've ever seen it below $20 at best, and that was before the microsoft acquisition. The value comparison has only gotten better over time.
No? When I bought it in 2012, it was $10.
@@tehcrusher probably on sale. I bought terraria six times between 2013 and 2017, every time the base price was $15 but on some kind of sale.
@@Nimta when I got it on PC I got it for like 5 bucks. It was abt three years ago. On mobile tho I got it for like 3 bucks and that was AWHILE ago
Minecraft on mobile is like $5-8, on pc I literally got both editions for like $25 which is super good considering usually one is $20
@@toffykoala32 when I got it on mobile in like 2013 it was $5, idk abt pc old price cuz I just bought pc Minecraft for the first time a few days ago lol
I remember when minecraft used to be even harder to get. When I first bought it I was like 11 years old and didnt know what I was doing. That was back when you had to install java first, I believe. So the first year, or two, I just couldnt play it. I just kinda had it, but couldnt play
as a player of both I definitely enjoy terraria more
Minecraft in my opinion lost much of its charm when it was bought my microsoft. Originally the game was made with the idea to have a game that you can just pick up and play, having virtually no restrictions (other than those in the game). It let you play the game your own way, and have fun with the community focused on its creative aspects. With that said, minecraft was meant to be a sandbox oriented game, but because of microsoft, not only did the core programming of blocks change, making it more difficult to load into worlds, but they added so many other additions to the game that feels like a cry for help to make the game as fun as it used to be.
Notch left too, I miss when Minecraft wasn’t some bought out project
It really didn't lose any of it's charm though really. The core programming of blocks didn't change and it is not more difficult to load into worlds, it really doesn't feel like a cry for help as the game is still as fun as it used to be actually it is arguably more fun then it used to be.
@@jaydenc367 I beg to differ. Although I'm not entirely sure about the coding itself, I've heard rumours from data miners that blocks are now rendered as 6-figure panels rather than one solid 3D figure. My personal "evidence" of this is that I could run minecraft smooth as butter on most PCs, but now even on my relatively strong PC I have to deal with longer loading time and even when it loads, it's severely laggy to play properly. Like, understand that minecraft with added shaders need some of the more better and expensive graphics cards, to the point where minecraft with shaders outclasses 95% of any high quality game in terms of graphics, and the other 5% just include data bombs. If you find it more fun, that's your own opinion, but I think it's fair to say that minecraft officially lost its charm when we have to vote for a new mob every half a year or so.
@@lazarmarkovic8382I don't think that the rendering change you heard of is the reason why Minecraft doesn't run as well now. A solid 3d model for every block can mean that blocks could have 5 sides not viewable, whereas 6 panels lets those potential 5 panels be unrendered. I think the main changes were due to the increase of world height along with Minecraft just not being the most well put together game.
@@lazarmarkovic8382But yeah it did really lose its charm.
The fact that terraria and Minecraft are compared so often despite the only similarity being that they are both sandbox both games is crazy.
Well they are both games about mining and exploring. How many games do you know that are about those two things specifically that aren't just Minecraft clones? 😂
@@swaggadash9017 i dont know alot but there Are some
Satisfactory And games around that genre Aren't Minecraft clones
@@swaggadash9017 A lot
@@Jymboslicx Name five that aren't like Minecraft 😂
@@tomastregr2899 I know. Terraria is just too original to compare really and Minecraft was a trend setting game. Both are great but I think Minecraft fell off a few years ago in my opinion.
Amazing video man I always thought about this but never really found anyone talking about it
Minecraft has lost a lot of it’s difficulty, and progression either gets stale or lacks it.
What Terraria gets right, is giving you various tools and rewards for defeating bosses. These rewards and tools can further help you with the other bosses, exploration, mining, etc. Everything feels connected, your work is rewarded, and the difficulty through the game keeps you on your toes.
In Minecraft, you can literally get handed a handful of diamonds, or, you take the diamonds and everything in a village with zero repercussions. The difficulty in Minecraft becomes null, thanks to it’s implementation of easy to access resources and abysmal mob AI and level scaling.
On the day a new block game to rival Minecraft drops, it’ll hopefully scratch the itch of wanting a challenge and rewarding players for their efforts.
I actually find Terraria easier than Minecraft but for good reasons
- Terraria has better performance so its easier to dodge and react to things
- Attacks in Terraria are telegraphed better and they have better animations so its easier to tell when something is hitting
and when your getting hit and just like the point above it means its easier to react and dodge
- You faster in terraria, there no hunger slowing you down, and there are so many upgrades to make move in even more ways and faster
- Terraria being 2D/third person means you can see more things coming before they hit you
- Terraria default setting for characters is basically Keep Inventory except for money
meaning there is less loss and you can go and get back in the action and adventure faster
- It easier to get arround the world of terraria, theres so many things you can get to move arround the world faster and you can easily get home with a recall potion or later things like a phone
- there is a map/minimap so you never get lost
- The item stack sizes are bigger so there are less needing to go back and forth
- characters and worlds are seperate so you can get more resources from another world and bring to your main one if you want
- theres more avenues to explore for upgrades and things to get an advantage before the next boss
and theres probably many more reasons
Minecraft's progression sucks. To get from 0 to diamond gear, you don't need to go on an adventure, looking for interesting structures and fighting various bosses. No, you need to find a village, breed and zombify the villagers, then get the diamond trades from an armorsmith and break and place the lectern repeatedly to get a librarian that sells Mending. After that, build an xp farm to enchant your gear and dig straight for an hour in the nether to get netherite, and voila, you have reached the top. No interesting encounters or challenges. No utilization of a variety of mechanics. Nothing.
Umm no?
You can also just progress in the game normally without doing all of the stuff you mention.
Its a sandbox, you can do whatever u want
@@alvaro1379He’s making a point, you just refuse to listen. Terraria has a generally better « journey to the top » system, with how many weapons, ores, and materials are locked behind specific events and bosses, whilst minecraft has a very simple process which can be, for some people, boring
To be fair they did change the way to get Netherite gear and you now need to find and raid a Bastion at least once for a Netherite upgrade template. For what it's worth.
If I wanted to play a game for progression, I wouldn’t play Minecraft, I’d play a generic RPG. Minecraft is amazing for me because it was a complete subversion of the mechanics of traditional adventure/RPG games, and is great because of the abstract little moments that is had in its simple construction.
whatever bro i guess i refuse to listen xD@@anthonyst-onge
the minecraft devs also push way too many restrictions onto their creativity. Like they’ve explicitly stated that they’ll never add sharks or furniture and don’t really have too many great reasons to back up their choices. There’s also the annual updates and the update themes that constantly get in the way of interesting and built up features. It’s hard to distinguish a lack of care from the developers or if the lacklustre updates are all due to their creativity essentially being capped.
they'll never add sharks because they are being hunted to extinction and adding them to minecraft would teach kids that killing sharks gives you a reward. They'll never add furniture because it would limit creativity. having to design your own things like furniture is one of the things that makes minecraft appealing to so many people.
@@Ethan_Cubed the shark one is stupid. Who says you have to hunt them for them to be in the game? Sharks may be hunted frequently but they’re also a key part of reef ecosystems, so teaching kids that instead of “kill shark because shark bad” as so many other forms of media do would do more good than bad, and raise awareness for it similar to how they did with pandas and axolotls. The furniture one isn’t as bad but it’s still not fantastic, even despite the many workarounds, some people may find that what they had in mind is simply impossible or at least overly difficult to pull off and discourage them from trying similar things. It doesn’t have to explicitly be furniture but maybe just more ways to tweak tables and chairs without having too much hassle. The simple ability to right click on stairs and sit down would be even less work to implement but still give players a challenge to add a little extra creativity. Ironically, despite encouraging creativity for players by putting roadblocks for them here and there, when mojang encounters any similar blockages they just give up.
@@Ethan_Cubed terraria has sharks, and encourages killing them for a high-tier ranged weapon, i dont think there was a spike in shark-hunting because of it
@@dragonslayer7724 best selling videogame probably haves to do, and minecraft is surely more popular with kids than terraria, personally i havent played terraria tho and it doesnt seem bad but the shark thing does make sense
@@Ethan_Cubedbro, Kids are already taught sharks kill a lot of people. I doubt they are gonna go shark hunting after killing a shark in Minecraft -_-
Minecraft: Nooooooo you can only have one new annoying mob that does piss all
Terraria: You want it you can have it
"Terraria does everything we as players want it to do, while minecraft seens to avoid player satisfaction at every turn"
-Charlie's Cafe
Aged like the finest of the finest of wines
Edit:nvm autocrafting changed my mind
Kinda agree of what statements happening on Minecraft
That's interesting. No idea Crafters and the "Cop flop" being possible in Minecraft was an instance of avoiding player satisfaction.
Albeit, Minecraft tends to be split between PvPers, Modders, Redstone, Builders, and Casual. Those that delve into redstone wouldn't care too much about Building blocks that don't have practical applications, and PvP players want something more than what Casual provides.
@@mcihay246 Terraria does have those split as well, it's just that Terraria satisfy all those players category, while Minecraft last few years seems to be leaning into automations and block variety, but it was done in a half-baked fashion which leaves players unsatisfy.
It's one of the reason why Terraria players celebrate every "Final" updates they get.
While Minecraft Players left feeling disappointed in every updates they get.
With the coming Auto-Crafter, it's only going to be 'new' fun thing for Minecraft RUclipsr, not for casual players at all.
That's not even touching the most recent news in the Minecraft world, such as banning guns, actually banning firearms, and some other absurd bs. So now they are also destroying the creative part of minecraft
And then there's Terraria... you want a gun that's also a shark? Buy it from your local Arms Dealer.
@@Florjb0rjTheFloorboard or what about a dolphin and a gun or the actual portal gun from portal with no mods
@@GrimGriefer5 Simple, kill an Eldritch god
@@GrimGriefer5 Preferably while wearing armor forged from the sun
@@Florjb0rjTheFloorboard and having wings made from souls and a cool looking big feather
I started playing minecraft in 2013 and when I started terraria in 2020 I started to notice how much better it is and I've preferred it since.
Ong everything I play minecraft I get bored in like 20 minutes but eveytume I pick up terraria I do a WHOLE playthrough
Yeah it's just sad because Minecraft lack the point where's the player have main objective such as bosses and progression feeling after triger and finished something it's make it feels so plain and the developer kinda forcing the player to push their creativity instead of helping player by giving more block
I lost my creativity with Minecraft years ago, before, me and my cousins would build very big, great, and sometimes questionable stuff on our superflat world, survival was more of a side quest, for us, creative was where it's at, so many ideas, so much free time on our hands, we would just go way off, building mansions, roller coasters, houses, machines, sus pixel art, you name it, sky really was the limit. And then survival became more and more popular, we got influenced, and with that, we just lost our love and passion for building.
Minecraft used to be a game that encouraged creativity, but now, it's just all gone, beating the game continuously can only keep you entertained for so long, the fun came from the buildings and magnificent art we would all create, now, this trend of "beating the game" has completely made that fun obsolete.
I’ve played minecraft since around 2013 and terraria since 2015, they’re both amazing but I’d pick terraria
@@toastyboi8737well for me that’s the spark of a game, the ongoing playability! there’s mobs you can fight for a reason, and building only gets you so far (for me) it’s kinda more fun for me to get op armor, tons of villagers to sell you op stuff, building especially in survival is a hassle im not willing to do to get the materials, and i like the combat more, but i don’t like creative to just build either and i understand other people enjoy that more so it’s cool you find enjoyment in it still! i don’t sadly , i guess that’s why my preference is terraria
Why are you comparing them? They're not even remotely similar games. Just because they both have squares and building that doesn't mean they're trying to be the same thing. Terraria is, at its core, a combat focused game. It has building, yes, but it is not the focus. Minecraft is pretty much the exact opposite. It has enemies for you to fight, but they are not the focus. It is digital lego, and when you understand that, the more you will appreciate the love that goes into it. If you go into Minecraft expecting 3D Terraria, yeah, you'll be disappointed. BECAUSE THAT'S NOT WHAT IT IS
if they weren't different, people wouldn't compare them.
real
maybe it's the clickbait title or the way you put it, i don't know. i completely agree that terraria treats the community better, they embrace it with passion while minecraft feels like is against the player all the time for no reason. but the moment you start playing you realize they are very different expiriences, it's a completely different mood. terraria encourages you all the time to be stronger, to beat the next big monster, to be more efficient, to have more villagers, better weapons, cause the world is constantly hostile against you all the time and you gotta be ready. and that's amazing cause the game has a looot of bosses and mini bosses well sprayed over the map and it's an amazing adventure. i wouldn't enter to terraria to relax tho. nor spend thousands of hours thinking what's the best material for my house, terraforming the terrain, just exploring the world, finding a beautiful place to put my house. of course there are some bosses too and they are really hard, but they can wait. you can play it for months without beating the dragon or the wither or exploring an ancient city cause all of that can just wait and you just can do so much without really doing anything. minecraft is a simple game where everything feels so deep. just making your house while listening to the music, or being scared in the nether with that interestellar music. the game is all about those details. minecraft doesn't need tons of content cause it's just not what the game is about, not to defend mojang but i'd feel overwhelmed if everytime they made an update they made like 100 new objects with new biomes and stuff. besides it's a game in wich is really hard to implement new stuff without breaking the progression. terraria embrace that break, that incredible amount of content, weapon, bosses and stuff and that's cool. but they are very different games, and you just made it look like minecraft hasn't done anything great for the last decade. they are very different experiences that requires very different care, not saying it's the best but it's not completely shit if you ask me. maybe minecraft is not the type of experience you are looking for and that's cool. but the make this video without a depth analisis of what IN GAME these games do best, it's just a crime. you are just a passionate fan and that's nice, you could talk about about all those amazing things terraria do best, but to make any comparision with minecraft it just doesn't make sense to me i don't know
You can see how much the developers love to make Terraria and add cool things, the creator is even adding a dinossaur mount because his son said that it would be cool. Then there is minecraft, they just do dumb updates because they fear that if they do something different people may get angry
It seems stupid until you realize that people will get angry at new features considering the fact that there is now a good portion of people playing the alpha versions
@@CrapZackGames they cultivated the crappy fanbase. if there was some effort put into the game a decade ago this problem wouldn't exist.
You should 100% make a sequel video to this, i'd love comparing core gameplay mechanics like bosses. i can just imagine the difference fighting a side by side of calamity's exo mechs versus the lich king from the twilight forest mod lol. anyways, great video.
Seriously, even the mods in Terraria are better. How is there still no Calamity mod of Minecraft?
As a person who has also recently finally managed to put down destiny and pick up terraria again… this really resonated with me
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The ONLY fact that puts Terraria over Minecraft for me is just that I NEED mods to make Minecraft enjoyable. I have played it since 1.2.5, and I have started to see how barebones the experience is. You can argue that Minecraft is the way it is so that players have more freedom on doing whatever they want, but Minecraft is marketed as an ADVENTURE game, and it's in that aspect that Minecraft can't dream of overcoming Terraria in its state. There is so little content that it should just be marketed as a sandbox game.
Point is, you can't have adventure when there is only one way to progress and no difference from when you started, till you finished it.