This playthrough sort of felt like the world was slowly rotting and decaying as blocks disappeared one by one. I'm glad you went and toured the would after each boss also, that was my favorite part too
@@turkia6148 I might misunderstand the question, but basicly brain of someone with altzheimers is slowly decaing and rotting, becoming smaller. You start to remember less and less. To the point where your memory is all spagetti, with meatballs being single memories. It could be reggretti forgetti, for some people, but I think it's fucking terryfing. Everywhere at the end of time, potrays dementia as music perfectly, so check it out if you want. Sorry if nothing made sence above, english is not my first language
14:17 if you had told me back in the day that this was an actual biome I would have believed because god its so pretty and the atmosphere is phenomenal, my favorite by a long shot
@@sandgun3269 I wondered the same thing, I love the sparkle effect. Good news: I figured out what they are! Bad news: They're meteorite ore. So you can only use 74 of them or so before they attract meteor heads...
I used to like doing a merfolk run, where you start with the Neptune’s shell and a fishbowl on your head, so you can only breathe in the water. Early game is pretty rough, but it’s fun, and I’d love seeming you do something like that.
The world where the ocean was held up by bubble blocks reminded me of the levels in Kirby Nightmare in Dreamland (and I believe several other Kirby titles) where you must traverse through floating bubbles of water suspended in space
Not only that, we learned what country he lives in (unless that was already known). He compared something to Canadian winters, the only reason you’d compare it to Canadian winters is if you were Canadian (obscure enough to where it would have to be someone from there)
This was a really pleasant conclusion to this journey, thank you :) One thing I will say is - don't be afraid to revisit a previous challenge that you liked. It's actually quite surprising how much people enjoy "more of the same". And maybe, you enjoy revisiting the previous challenges as well :)
Finally more randomized blocks! The idea was really awesome. And maybe for the next playthrough, you start off with an endgame armor, such as solar flare armor, but each boss AND miniboss you kill for the first time, the armor becomes weaker and weaker?
The tours was probably my favorite part of this series. Now how about Terraria but every boss you fight, you can no longer use that weapon... or You can only use the weapon(s) dropped by the boss to continue.
The randomized biomes worked really well, especially with your music choices. When you went through the jungle and you were just watching the water fall after the last of the blocks had disappeared... I felt something. It was very beautiful and very sad. I think there could be a very dramatic, Lore-filled mod that takes elements of this playthrough but changes blocks intentionally. The best Terraria work i've seen in a while.
Great as always! I have a challenge that will sound absurd: the whole world is echo blocks. I feel like it would be very fun and entertaining with new strategies required for exploring… EDIT: another option could be that a random chunk or biome of the world could be removed after each boss (progression bosses only)
I think a "melting world" might be interesting: a world where for each boss (or other milestone) a block type gets turned into lava. That means you would have to make sure that you keep blocks to make the necessary biomes. Or, something else that might be interesting, a skyblock world where you copy over a part of the world (as in chunks or block types) for each boss (or every two bosses since idk how hard it would be to copy over certain block types)
@@tam_69420 after a google search, lithify is when something turns into rock. in this case, sediment lithified into sedimentary rock. nothing to do with lithium or chemistry. but both lithify and lithium both comes from the greek word "lithos" which means "stone"
My favorite part is that the dungeon has consistently been solid blocks throughout the playthrough and at the final point when it no longer matters it just becomes walls which seemed fitting. Great video series and makes me wish there was a mod that would do this!
New run idea: every boss you increase the difficulty slider and the spawn rate? Just take every boss you intend on doing, combine the numbers, and then convert it into a percentage. Then just increase the difficulty and spawn rate accordingly. A normal run at the beginning but by the end your facing off against master mode pillars and moonlord. Your also allowed to go back and re kill a previous boss to collect expert drops. You just can’t get them until you reach expert.
1:00 Much geology. 9th grade Earth Science course allows me to barely understand that. 5:12 Ma the dirt is glowing again! 14:48 I do not consent to invasion. 16:45 YOOOOO SAME! First game I played on my DS, and yeah it looks so much like 8-1. Just need a vulture to look like those damn crows. Played and completed Phantom Hourglass too. :0 18:10 Niiice celebratory rainbow blocks.
Its really cool seeing the world change and evolve and see all the things that change especially the spider nests constantly getting more webs. But its also sad seeing everything starting to fall apart and some areas barely holding together like the ocean being bubbles keeping the ocean there but eventually the water dropped. I really want to try this because it seems like so much fun.
I don't know if you realize this, or you've made an accidental pun by placing SotN music when you found a sword shrine, because the Arkhalis is a reference to one of the most annoying swords to grind for in SotN. Speaking of, I'd enjoy any Castlevania content.
arkhalis was replaced with the terragrim (even bigger reference to crissaegrim). can still get arkhalis with arkhalis' dev set from hardmode treasure bags
I once used a seed from a steam guide which had 2 sword shrines around 50 blocks near each other and got 2 terragrims then after that I played something else and got a uncommon item when there was a 99% chance to get a legendary
It feels like we're learning more about you with every video you release. First we learn your minor with the Subnautica Video, then this video reveals your Geology major...a few months from now, you'll have revealed every class you've taken for your diploma!
I really enjoy the fact that even though you could have gone straight to golem, you showed us everything in the world before going on. Thank you for that.
I’ve been a fan of your content for a while here, from the Breath of the Wild stuff to Stardew Valley, and, of course, Terraria. I actually tend to watch your stuff on games I have never played (e.g. Subnautica/Stardew) because I enjoy the way you cover them, and the fun twists you add to your runs. They always add a bit of fun to my day, even if that day happens to be a bit of a drag. So, please do continue to do what you love, whether it be this content or any other games you want to show off! It is absolutely appreciated. :> Frankly, I would have wrote a comment like this on one of your videos sooner, but I am really not much of a commenting person myself. However… your usage of “Lost Painting” from Symphony of the Night, one of my favorite games, pushed me to do it. You can’t just use one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite games and expect me to sit back and say nothing! Anyways, all that aside, I hope you’re having a good one, and that you are enjoying the content you make, because I do!
This felt like an entire DLC on its own; a normal Terraria playthrough that slowly gets destroyed and corrupted over time, creating a sort of sinister vibe that was completely different from what the original looked like. It's genuinely amazing. Thanks for the series, I'm definitely gonna binge your playthroughs, now that I'm motivated for Terraria again.
Nice video, i really liked it, i don't know why i find it relaxing to see the world shapeshift after each boss. anyways i had a weird Terraria challenge... remember the vertical world? how about you do the same but horizontally, it's a flat and wide world with all the biomes and stuff necessary, if that idea does not work for whatever reason, i have a secondary idea which i will call "Layered World", in which the world is separated by layers depending the biome, the layer is flat and wide, and very little vertical, vertical enough for stuff to work, sounds fun for me, a Layered Cake world... i hope you read this idea and like it. anyways good work as always :)
The whole ocean thing made me think of how interesting a playthrough where "all standard blocks" (dirt, stone, grass, ice, etc) would be bubble blocks, causing you to have to jump from chunk to chunk and bridging everywhere. I'm not sure it would be particularly challenging but probably fun nonetheless. And a no wings limitation might make things more interesting.
this was a surprisingly somber episode, just watching the world fall apart more and more with each block type going missing over time. but no matter what the world kept looking absolutely amazing and so seeing this gorgeous world slowly falling to ruin was beautiful but as I said. somber
Thank you again for all the amazing videos! It’s been super fun to see all the new “biomes” that formed and died, and even if it was just random chaos, it was beautiful random chaos, and I was happy to see it through to it’s end. I loved this series, and I’m sure the next terraria series, no matter what it is, will be great; for now, I’m more than happy with all the content, terraria or otherwise, that you’ve made, and am ready and excited to see more
I think is funny how at the end your equipment is a combination of seemingly random stuff (solar chest plate and helmet, titanium boots, stardust wings, a vortex weapon and luminite bullets), just like the world itself
This playtrough was great. It had kind a of nostalgic feel to it, especially how you did world tours after every boss you killed. Overall i loved it, keep up with the great content 👌
the first time i played through terraria, wall of flesh took forever, but i eventually killed it with the minishark and night's edge.Then, harmode destroyed me due to me not finding any hardmode ores, my hellevator being in a desert biome, so desert elementals would wreck me, and pirates spawned first thing, dropped nothing, and i had to fight all of them from in my house, with a STARFURY. I eventually got a mechanical skull and a mechanical worm from random drops, which is probably because i am actually pretty lucky, but the hardmode ores just were not spawning somehow. I died to skeletron prime. I died to destroyer. then after some prep, i beat all of them, and got stuck finding the bulb. once I beat Plantera, though, it just got really easy. At least, until the solar pillar.
I think my favorite part might be 13:00, where you've synced up the scene changes to the track, and are just (as you put it) sightseeing. This is a video that other creators might have done in louder fashion, wackier, more energized. But your style is so perfect for it, slower and more... caring. You look around each time, you note when the mahogany lines up with the leaves. You made such a funny concept into something really nice to watch and listen to.
You should try a challenge (if you haven't done before) where all enemies (and bosses, just for fun) can drop anything (and I mean ANYTHING) so you could get a terraprisma from a blue slime or a zenith from a skeleton.
Terraria, But the world is flooded (Water, not Lava) And underworld is Honey also, letting you know, in Tedit, you can brush over other liquids, no need to fill each cave individually with a bucket, and if you click, and then shift-click somewhere else, it paints a straight line between those 2 points
I have an idea for a terraria challenge, it's a normal playthrough just like normal however the biomes are flipped e.g. the underworld is now on the surface and the dungeon entrance will be at the bottom of the world. Also you spawn at the bottom of the world instead of the surface
Man, this is more of an apocalypse than the corruption overtaking technically is, or could ever be. This is a dying planet, slowly crumbling beneath you, the core dying, then the water vanishing, then finally breaking apart. Kinda awesome.
That second phase Blizzeta music caught me so off guard, such an amazing track. I love how often you use the Twilight Princess OST in your videos, it feels like nobody else uses it except for a few songs.
TBH, Most Terraria challenges (Okay, Video Game challenges in general) feel like a sweaty attempt to milk it until it's drier than a bad sense of humor. You, on the other hand, feel fresh, and fun to watch.
Ah 8-1 of new super Mario Bros DS, I remember being like 10 sitting in a library playing it, not being able to cope with the volcanic cloud chasing you.
this plathrough was super fun to watch! i'm not good at coming up with creative ideas for things like this, so i can't give much suggestion in that regard sadly. loved the use of galaxy music, too. also hell yeah for geology, if i wasn't majoring in biology i probably would go for that. maybe i'll minor in it 🤔
I have a few ideas if you’re interested, not sure if they’d be good or not. - You could make it so that every time you kill a boss, the world loses blocks. Not exactly shrinking, more like the caves and holes get bigger and bigger until the world is air - The above, but instead of getting rid of blocks, you add them, so there is less air each time until the whole world is blocks - Another randomizer, but it’s just the walls. Or randomize both the blocks and walls. - If possible, you could flip a world on its side and do a sideways playthrough. Or, if it’ll work, an upside-down playthrough, where you’re either in reversed gravity the whole time or the world is just flipped so that the underworld is now in the sky, and the sky in the underworld, etc - A playthrough that could randomize a permanent buff, debuff, both, multiple, etc, either every time you kill a boss or after a certain amount of time (example: after you kill eoc, your effects are randomly “Happy!, Cozy, Poisoned, Blind, Swiftness” or something like that - Throwing class playthrough pog? - Some silly goals like “craft every furniture” or “get every accessory” or “make every armor set” or something - Similar to the block randomizer, but instead of the blocks themselves being randomized, their textures are. I don’t know if you can edit textures but it might be possible to do it if you find enough different types of paint that’ll significantly alter the look? - A playthrough where your character is invisible? - Similar to the previous one, but instead of just being invisible, you can’t see the inner 3rd of your screen ir something (so you’d only be able to see the outer edges of the screen… like wearing glasses) - After every boss, you lose some sort of other feature that isn’t blocks (i.e, you could lose 1 heart permanently after every boss, lose 1 inventory slot, lose 1 accessory/armor/equipment slot, like that) - A more blessed and easy-going playthrough where you play normal mode but the bosses drop treasure bags - A playthrough where there’s a rule that every time you come across a new accessory, you have to get rid of an existing one (even if you didn’t want it: if you have hermes boots and you come across an aglet you gotta replace em) or some other variant of this idea where if you come across something you HAVE to use it That’s all the ideas I have, dunno if they’ll be of any use or not, but in the meantime while you brainstorm I can’t wait to see how the other game playthroughs go!!! Especially the Subnautica one, and I can’t wait for the Stardew Finale!! I hope they both do super well :D
I've checked out many of your playlists about entertaining Terraria playthroughs. The limited and surreal runs like "prototypical weapon class", minimal width world and skyblocks appear *way* more grindy/painful yet also fascinating to watch and even try myself... compared to just bypassing half of the game/game's challenge with randomly generated cash money blocks, that look fancy but don't significantly change the base game playthrough. Long story short, it's fun to watch you do different stuff when adapting to different worlds instead of grabbing THE SAME 6 items (WoS, Sunfury, Space Gun. Deadalus Stormbow, Repeater and Lunar Dragon) again and again and again.^^
have to agree on the preference of challenges adding and changing, not limiting. that's the best way i've ever heard it put. that's also exactly what i prefer watching since they're just so much more fun
i honestly got so excited when i saw this in my feed. it was a great run honestly seeing how you adapted to each change. perhaps next you could do an item randomizer of some kind? like it randomizes your gear or randomizes the loot tables of stuff
Try inverted blocks, like the toughest block becomes the easiest block to break, hollow becomes solid, solid becomes hollow, rare becomes common, common is rare, etc. it'd take a while to think of the opposite of all the blocks, but it'd be fun.. i think
I don't know if you do much modded terraria, but I think a cool idea would be a calamity playthrough where you can only use the rogue stealth strike attacks to deal damage
Man those world tours are the most interesting aspect of this playthrough haha! I loved it when the caves were glowing dark blue due to the shroomite bricks! How about a playthrough were you play with maximum zoom? I havent seen much use of the zoom function personally, but I feel like that could change the gameplay a lot haha Keep up the great work!!
I absolutely love the randomized block runs! The world always turns into a series of fascinating biomes and interesting challenges. Your videos make me want to do one myself!
2:12 Him:i dident know small worlds could have 2 shrines Me:Has 0 Shrines in a Large world only a small shrine I wanted enchanted sword for zenith but..... It gave me terragrim
This series was very interesting because the grind was way different and a lot of shenanigans happened. I’m glad you went and explored the world because it was interesting to see what happened to the world and what changed to what. Also, I’m pretty sure New Super Mario Bros was one of the first games I played too. Maybe after Donkey Kong Country.
The music choices for this vid are incredible, it really fits the mood of the rapidly changing and disappearing landscape. Definitely one of my favorite terraria vids!
My god your music is perfect, I don’t know if it’s intentional but late game really creeps me out with so many blocks gone combined with music! Love it!!
If you want a run idea how about a fully corrupt/crimson world ? It's a run I did myself and I found it pretty fun especialy the start of it. The version of it I played also saved the Jungle to make the progression more possible and put a bit of Hollow around it to make sure it doesn't get corrupted too easily
Challenge: A small world divided into 8 vertical sections each is 525 tiles wide starting from the right and going left : Normal forest > Crimson > Tundra > Desert > corruption > Jungle > Jungle Temple > The Dungen. Build a border between them and once you cross a border you are not allowed to go back, the Tundra is the only section that has hell (the others will be filled with lava) so you will have to fight WoF there, the Desert section should contain a lot of caves to mine for hard mode ores, the corruption will be your last chance to get mechanical summons, ammo or anything else you want, you are allowed to Tedit the celestial pillars, or go back to other sections only to beat the pillars. You might want to add specific effects to every section like it's always raining in the tundra, always night in the corruption or 4x spawn rate in the desert :) I hope I didn't miss any crucial requirement to beat the game.
You absolutely crushed it with this series, every episode was fun and entertaining. You’re seriously a creativity inspiration for me. Keep up the awesome stuff 🤙🏻
A moment of silence for how much the biomes have been destroyed by gravity-affected blocks, separate blocks getting the same new block, and invalid blocks that just disappear. It truly is amazing.
Great series! Thanks as always for the amazing content! What about a playthrough where you eliminated certain kinds of blocks from the world at random? It could make it interesting to have to prep for future events that require certain materials.
I would like to see some sort of event only playthrough. Where you can only use weapons, armor and accesories either dropeed by event enemies or bought from event related NPCs (like tavernkeep or goblin tinkerer).
God this absolutely must be the most beatiful Terraria playthrough videos ive seen! After each boss it Felt like Going into an alternate dimension, And even if some of the biomes were mess, some were absolutely beatiful to see I must thank you for doing the world Tours for showing me more of this beauty
honestly this makes for a far more interesting playthrough cause you pretty much have to plan out how many materials and items you need for every boss you gotta kill
The selection of music is perfect… most of these songs are from my childhood, like Mario Galaxy. Thank you for letting me know that I’m not the only one with a great taste of music. :)
This playthrough sort of felt like the world was slowly rotting and decaying as blocks disappeared one by one. I'm glad you went and toured the would after each boss also, that was my favorite part too
I felt the same way about the world. Every time the majority of a biome disappeared it was almost saddening, just to know that it would never return.
I wonder what the story of this world is. Have the gods gone mad?
You just desribed dementia
@@Kharci Beat me to it
@@turkia6148 I might misunderstand the question, but basicly brain of someone with altzheimers is slowly decaing and rotting, becoming smaller. You start to remember less and less. To the point where your memory is all spagetti, with meatballs being single memories. It could be reggretti forgetti, for some people, but I think it's fucking terryfing. Everywhere at the end of time, potrays dementia as music perfectly, so check it out if you want.
Sorry if nothing made sence above, english is not my first language
14:48
Why wouldn't they be persistent? Could you imagine the view of that world from space?! They're sending lots of probes to investigate!
it would be flashing colorful lights
14:17 if you had told me back in the day that this was an actual biome I would have believed because god its so pretty and the atmosphere is phenomenal, my favorite by a long shot
It reminded me of the long slow walks with really nice backgrounds in Undertale, so I took off my boots and just walked slowly through it.
ok, i'm late but i must know: what blocks are those? I NEED THEM.
@@sandgun3269 I wondered the same thing, I love the sparkle effect.
Good news: I figured out what they are!
Bad news: They're meteorite ore. So you can only use 74 of them or so before they attract meteor heads...
@@iris140 bro it’s been almost a year but thank you so much
I used to like doing a merfolk run, where you start with the Neptune’s shell and a fishbowl on your head, so you can only breathe in the water. Early game is pretty rough, but it’s fun, and I’d love seeming you do something like that.
What about merfolk in honey?
@@thefunnyman8073 well that would be sweet, but I can imagine alot of sticky situations with that
@@TotallyTails buzz off, those honey puns are bugging me
@@DarkNinja-bf6hk thanks for the compliment, but I'll stick here
Luca run
The world where the ocean was held up by bubble blocks reminded me of the levels in Kirby Nightmare in Dreamland (and I believe several other Kirby titles) where you must traverse through floating bubbles of water suspended in space
yeah thats uncanny wtf
Shovel knight iron whale
We have learned this man’s major and minor in the span of a couple videos. Absolutely riveting content!
Not only that, we learned what country he lives in (unless that was already known).
He compared something to Canadian winters, the only reason you’d compare it to Canadian winters is if you were Canadian (obscure enough to where it would have to be someone from there)
@@bananaeclipse3324 his name is canadien… where did you think he was from?
@@beaverbearpaw9209 Wandville.
@@beaverbearpaw9209 that is not his name
@@crosssans9984that is his name, as two people run the account, and the one in this video is canadien
you're one of my favorite channels on youtube rn. every video u put out is super entertaining!
Interesting combo Brawlhalla and terraria but I’m all for it
I agree!
Agreed
I didn't know you played terraria, interesting
I whole heartedly agree
This was a really pleasant conclusion to this journey, thank you :)
One thing I will say is - don't be afraid to revisit a previous challenge that you liked. It's actually quite surprising how much people enjoy "more of the same". And maybe, you enjoy revisiting the previous challenges as well :)
Finally more randomized blocks! The idea was really awesome. And maybe for the next playthrough, you start off with an endgame armor, such as solar flare armor, but each boss AND miniboss you kill for the first time, the armor becomes weaker and weaker?
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That seems like an awkward idea. I do not think it is very good, but who knows
Is a paladin a miniboss
@@CN-yb5gn It is not any type of boss
I wonder if the day night cycle can be effected? Put some smaller time limits to fight like the mechanicals and eye of cthulhu.
maybe just play in journey mode with time sped up
Or maybe permanent night
@@MrG-zn6gh he did the dark world tho, so unlikely
The tours was probably my favorite part of this series. Now how about Terraria but every boss you fight, you can no longer use that weapon... or You can only use the weapon(s) dropped by the boss to continue.
my fellow americans, this is the greatest terraria lets play of all time
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hi sir from Philippines
Where is your orb, good sir?
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Last week I learned Canadien was minoring in oceanography. Now that his major is geology. That only makes me like him more! 😄
The randomized biomes worked really well, especially with your music choices. When you went through the jungle and you were just watching the water fall after the last of the blocks had disappeared... I felt something. It was very beautiful and very sad. I think there could be a very dramatic, Lore-filled mod that takes elements of this playthrough but changes blocks intentionally.
The best Terraria work i've seen in a while.
Great as always! I have a challenge that will sound absurd: the whole world is echo blocks. I feel like it would be very fun and entertaining with new strategies required for exploring…
EDIT: another option could be that a random chunk or biome of the world could be removed after each boss (progression bosses only)
Now with echo coating, this could work better. You could have all normal blocks, Just invisble and not only echo blocks
I think a "melting world" might be interesting: a world where for each boss (or other milestone) a block type gets turned into lava. That means you would have to make sure that you keep blocks to make the necessary biomes.
Or, something else that might be interesting, a skyblock world where you copy over a part of the world (as in chunks or block types) for each boss (or every two bosses since idk how hard it would be to copy over certain block types)
WoS: It's almost like a sedimentary rock forming after sediment settled and then lithified.
Me: I like your funny words magic man.
Same, does the word lithified have anything to do with lithuim? If not science sux
@@tam_69420 after a google search, lithify is when something turns into rock. in this case, sediment lithified into sedimentary rock. nothing to do with lithium or chemistry. but both lithify and lithium both comes from the greek word "lithos" which means "stone"
My favorite part is that the dungeon has consistently been solid blocks throughout the playthrough and at the final point when it no longer matters it just becomes walls which seemed fitting. Great video series and makes me wish there was a mod that would do this!
New run idea: every boss you increase the difficulty slider and the spawn rate? Just take every boss you intend on doing, combine the numbers, and then convert it into a percentage. Then just increase the difficulty and spawn rate accordingly. A normal run at the beginning but by the end your facing off against master mode pillars and moonlord. Your also allowed to go back and re kill a previous boss to collect expert drops. You just can’t get them until you reach expert.
Maybe it could start with like journey mode difficulty and low spawn rate instead of just starting at the default
@@dragonfury1565 that would definitely make the effect of the run more profound
Normal mode pillars are hard enough
I like your idea, however WOS has said that he doesn't enjoy the higher difficulties, so I don't know if he'd enjoy it.
@@falontani yeah thats true
1:00 Much geology. 9th grade Earth Science course allows me to barely understand that.
5:12 Ma the dirt is glowing again!
14:48 I do not consent to invasion.
16:45 YOOOOO SAME! First game I played on my DS, and yeah it looks so much like 8-1. Just need a vulture to look like those damn crows. Played and completed Phantom Hourglass too. :0
18:10 Niiice celebratory rainbow blocks.
Its really cool seeing the world change and evolve and see all the things that change especially the spider nests constantly getting more webs. But its also sad seeing everything starting to fall apart and some areas barely holding together like the ocean being bubbles keeping the ocean there but eventually the water dropped. I really want to try this because it seems like so much fun.
i unironically love the way you edited this like where you kept going to repeating locations showing how different they were
I don't know if you realize this, or you've made an accidental pun by placing SotN music when you found a sword shrine, because the Arkhalis is a reference to one of the most annoying swords to grind for in SotN.
Speaking of, I'd enjoy any Castlevania content.
arkhalis was replaced with the terragrim (even bigger reference to crissaegrim). can still get arkhalis with arkhalis' dev set from hardmode treasure bags
Yeah I was checking the Terragrim drop rate and saw the reference in the trivia, so I used a SotN track.
Acknowledging a reference isn’t making a pun.
I once used a seed from a steam guide which had 2 sword shrines around 50 blocks near each other and got 2 terragrims then after that I played something else and got a uncommon item when there was a 99% chance to get a legendary
@@theterrarian5523 Luck is a pain... same with RNG.
It feels like we're learning more about you with every video you release. First we learn your minor with the Subnautica Video, then this video reveals your Geology major...a few months from now, you'll have revealed every class you've taken for your diploma!
I really enjoy the fact that even though you could have gone straight to golem, you showed us everything in the world before going on. Thank you for that.
I’ve been a fan of your content for a while here, from the Breath of the Wild stuff to Stardew Valley, and, of course, Terraria. I actually tend to watch your stuff on games I have never played (e.g. Subnautica/Stardew) because I enjoy the way you cover them, and the fun twists you add to your runs. They always add a bit of fun to my day, even if that day happens to be a bit of a drag. So, please do continue to do what you love, whether it be this content or any other games you want to show off! It is absolutely appreciated. :>
Frankly, I would have wrote a comment like this on one of your videos sooner, but I am really not much of a commenting person myself. However… your usage of “Lost Painting” from Symphony of the Night, one of my favorite games, pushed me to do it. You can’t just use one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite games and expect me to sit back and say nothing! Anyways, all that aside, I hope you’re having a good one, and that you are enjoying the content you make, because I do!
This felt like an entire DLC on its own; a normal Terraria playthrough that slowly gets destroyed and corrupted over time, creating a sort of sinister vibe that was completely different from what the original looked like. It's genuinely amazing. Thanks for the series, I'm definitely gonna binge your playthroughs, now that I'm motivated for Terraria again.
“I think that was the first game I ever played”? Mine too!! First game I ever 100%’d too, even though it was years later.
plot twist: every time the blocks are swapped, it's actually visiting Terraria after a million years in the future without any player intervention.
The music in this video is absolutely enchanting. I'm in another world of bliss watching this lol
Nice video, i really liked it, i don't know why i find it relaxing to see the world shapeshift after each boss.
anyways i had a weird Terraria challenge... remember the vertical world? how about you do the same but horizontally, it's a flat and wide world with all the biomes and stuff necessary, if that idea does not work for whatever reason, i have a secondary idea which i will call "Layered World", in which the world is separated by layers depending the biome, the layer is flat and wide, and very little vertical, vertical enough for stuff to work, sounds fun for me, a Layered Cake world... i hope you read this idea and like it. anyways good work as always :)
The whole ocean thing made me think of how interesting a playthrough where "all standard blocks" (dirt, stone, grass, ice, etc) would be bubble blocks, causing you to have to jump from chunk to chunk and bridging everywhere.
I'm not sure it would be particularly challenging but probably fun nonetheless. And a no wings limitation might make things more interesting.
inverted world
this was a surprisingly somber episode, just watching the world fall apart more and more with each block type going missing over time. but no matter what the world kept looking absolutely amazing and so seeing this gorgeous world slowly falling to ruin was beautiful but as I said. somber
What a great end to this series! Randomizer challenges are always a guilty pleasure of mine, especially when you have to work with what you have.
Thank you again for all the amazing videos! It’s been super fun to see all the new “biomes” that formed and died, and even if it was just random chaos, it was beautiful random chaos, and I was happy to see it through to it’s end. I loved this series, and I’m sure the next terraria series, no matter what it is, will be great; for now, I’m more than happy with all the content, terraria or otherwise, that you’ve made, and am ready and excited to see more
I love the music, it really fits the strange sight that is your glowing world of randomness
I think is funny how at the end your equipment is a combination of seemingly random stuff (solar chest plate and helmet, titanium boots, stardust wings, a vortex weapon and luminite bullets), just like the world itself
Lol true
This playtrough was great. It had kind a of nostalgic feel to it, especially how you did world tours after every boss you killed. Overall i loved it, keep up with the great content 👌
the first time i played through terraria, wall of flesh took forever, but i eventually killed it with the minishark and night's edge.Then, harmode destroyed me due to me not finding any hardmode ores, my hellevator being in a desert biome, so desert elementals would wreck me, and pirates spawned first thing, dropped nothing, and i had to fight all of them from in my house, with a STARFURY. I eventually got a mechanical skull and a mechanical worm from random drops, which is probably because i am actually pretty lucky, but the hardmode ores just were not spawning somehow. I died to skeletron prime. I died to destroyer. then after some prep, i beat all of them, and got stuck finding the bulb. once I beat Plantera, though, it just got really easy. At least, until the solar pillar.
I think my favorite part might be 13:00, where you've synced up the scene changes to the track, and are just (as you put it) sightseeing. This is a video that other creators might have done in louder fashion, wackier, more energized. But your style is so perfect for it, slower and more... caring. You look around each time, you note when the mahogany lines up with the leaves. You made such a funny concept into something really nice to watch and listen to.
You should try a challenge (if you haven't done before) where all enemies (and bosses, just for fun) can drop anything (and I mean ANYTHING) so you could get a terraprisma from a blue slime or a zenith from a skeleton.
Terraria, But the world is flooded (Water, not Lava) And underworld is Honey
also, letting you know, in Tedit, you can brush over other liquids, no need to fill each cave individually with a bucket, and if you click, and then shift-click somewhere else, it paints a straight line between those 2 points
I have an idea for a terraria challenge, it's a normal playthrough just like normal however the biomes are flipped e.g. the underworld is now on the surface and the dungeon entrance will be at the bottom of the world. Also you spawn at the bottom of the world instead of the surface
i was literaly thinking the same thing, cept the entire world was flipped
That was my idea too, I just couldn't figure out how to word it properly because I'm pretty tired XD
Someone has already done this
Oh ok, thank you for telling me
This is my favorite terraria play through yet! Also, I know I already said this, but your music choices fit perfectly!
Man, this is more of an apocalypse than the corruption overtaking technically is, or could ever be. This is a dying planet, slowly crumbling beneath you, the core dying, then the water vanishing, then finally breaking apart. Kinda awesome.
That second phase Blizzeta music caught me so off guard, such an amazing track. I love how often you use the Twilight Princess OST in your videos, it feels like nobody else uses it except for a few songs.
TBH, Most Terraria challenges (Okay, Video Game challenges in general) feel like a sweaty attempt to milk it until it's drier than a bad sense of humor. You, on the other hand, feel fresh, and fun to watch.
Ah 8-1 of new super Mario Bros DS, I remember being like 10 sitting in a library playing it, not being able to cope with the volcanic cloud chasing you.
I’m not sure why but I find this series to be really entertaining. Good work.
this plathrough was super fun to watch! i'm not good at coming up with creative ideas for things like this, so i can't give much suggestion in that regard sadly. loved the use of galaxy music, too. also hell yeah for geology, if i wasn't majoring in biology i probably would go for that. maybe i'll minor in it 🤔
11:46 Those Trees Look So Good!
I have a few ideas if you’re interested, not sure if they’d be good or not.
- You could make it so that every time you kill a boss, the world loses blocks. Not exactly shrinking, more like the caves and holes get bigger and bigger until the world is air
- The above, but instead of getting rid of blocks, you add them, so there is less air each time until the whole world is blocks
- Another randomizer, but it’s just the walls. Or randomize both the blocks and walls.
- If possible, you could flip a world on its side and do a sideways playthrough. Or, if it’ll work, an upside-down playthrough, where you’re either in reversed gravity the whole time or the world is just flipped so that the underworld is now in the sky, and the sky in the underworld, etc
- A playthrough that could randomize a permanent buff, debuff, both, multiple, etc, either every time you kill a boss or after a certain amount of time (example: after you kill eoc, your effects are randomly “Happy!, Cozy, Poisoned, Blind, Swiftness” or something like that
- Throwing class playthrough pog?
- Some silly goals like “craft every furniture” or “get every accessory” or “make every armor set” or something
- Similar to the block randomizer, but instead of the blocks themselves being randomized, their textures are. I don’t know if you can edit textures but it might be possible to do it if you find enough different types of paint that’ll significantly alter the look?
- A playthrough where your character is invisible?
- Similar to the previous one, but instead of just being invisible, you can’t see the inner 3rd of your screen ir something (so you’d only be able to see the outer edges of the screen… like wearing glasses)
- After every boss, you lose some sort of other feature that isn’t blocks (i.e, you could lose 1 heart permanently after every boss, lose 1 inventory slot, lose 1 accessory/armor/equipment slot, like that)
- A more blessed and easy-going playthrough where you play normal mode but the bosses drop treasure bags
- A playthrough where there’s a rule that every time you come across a new accessory, you have to get rid of an existing one (even if you didn’t want it: if you have hermes boots and you come across an aglet you gotta replace em) or some other variant of this idea where if you come across something you HAVE to use it
That’s all the ideas I have, dunno if they’ll be of any use or not, but in the meantime while you brainstorm I can’t wait to see how the other game playthroughs go!!! Especially the Subnautica one, and I can’t wait for the Stardew Finale!! I hope they both do super well :D
I've checked out many of your playlists about entertaining Terraria playthroughs.
The limited and surreal runs like "prototypical weapon class", minimal width world and skyblocks appear *way* more grindy/painful yet also fascinating to watch and even try myself...
compared to just bypassing half of the game/game's challenge with randomly generated cash money blocks, that look fancy but don't significantly change the base game playthrough.
Long story short, it's fun to watch you do different stuff when adapting to different worlds instead of grabbing THE SAME 6 items (WoS, Sunfury, Space Gun. Deadalus Stormbow, Repeater and Lunar Dragon) again and again and again.^^
I don't really focus on the combat or bosses anyways, hence Classic mode. I'm more focused on the world. To each their own though.
The songs in the backgrounds of each time you explored the world were all so amazing and fit the situation so much.
I love seeing the odd world gen after every randomize, especially the alien looking ones
My favourite part of this series has been you exploring the (often) beautiful world to beautiful music. Thank you for this!
have to agree on the preference of challenges adding and changing, not limiting. that's the best way i've ever heard it put. that's also exactly what i prefer watching since they're just so much more fun
i honestly got so excited when i saw this in my feed. it was a great run honestly seeing how you adapted to each change. perhaps next you could do an item randomizer of some kind? like it randomizes your gear or randomizes the loot tables of stuff
0:41 Okay can I just say that Madeline is the perfect name for a Nurse
Chestless playthrough. No piggy bank, void, chest or something storage related, only player inventory.
Terraria Playthroughs to Study/Relax to
Try inverted blocks, like the toughest block becomes the easiest block to break, hollow becomes solid, solid becomes hollow, rare becomes common, common is rare, etc. it'd take a while to think of the opposite of all the blocks, but it'd be fun.. i think
I don't know if you do much modded terraria, but I think a cool idea would be a calamity playthrough where you can only use the rogue stealth strike attacks to deal damage
Phantom hourglass is a wonderful game full of so many memories… it’s nice to know plenty other people got to enjoy it too!
At 17:03 I really resonated with Phantom Hourglass. I just get excited whenever i hear about it from anywhere.
Man those world tours are the most interesting aspect of this playthrough haha! I loved it when the caves were glowing dark blue due to the shroomite bricks!
How about a playthrough were you play with maximum zoom? I havent seen much use of the zoom function personally, but I feel like that could change the gameplay a lot haha
Keep up the great work!!
Max zoom, sniper scope???
No, max zoom as in you’re fully zoomed in on your character
I absolutely love the randomized block runs! The world always turns into a series of fascinating biomes and interesting challenges. Your videos make me want to do one myself!
2:12
Him:i dident know small worlds could have 2 shrines
Me:Has 0 Shrines in a Large world only a small shrine I wanted enchanted sword for zenith but.....
It gave me terragrim
you being a geology major makes a lot more of this series make sense LMAO. love it!!
This series was very interesting because the grind was way different and a lot of shenanigans happened. I’m glad you went and explored the world because it was interesting to see what happened to the world and what changed to what. Also, I’m pretty sure New Super Mario Bros was one of the first games I played too. Maybe after Donkey Kong Country.
The music choices for this vid are incredible, it really fits the mood of the rapidly changing and disappearing landscape. Definitely one of my favorite terraria vids!
My god your music is perfect, I don’t know if it’s intentional but late game really creeps me out with so many blocks gone combined with music!
Love it!!
I would watch an hour-long video of you touring the weird new worlds with such vastly different aesthetics, no questions asked
If you want a run idea how about a fully corrupt/crimson world ? It's a run I did myself and I found it pretty fun especialy the start of it. The version of it I played also saved the Jungle to make the progression more possible and put a bit of Hollow around it to make sure it doesn't get corrupted too easily
Yoooo I started watching your vids like a week ago and man you’ve already reached the top of my favorite creators list, keep up the good work man ❤️
Challenge:
A small world divided into 8 vertical sections
each is 525 tiles wide starting from the right and going left :
Normal forest > Crimson > Tundra > Desert > corruption > Jungle > Jungle Temple > The Dungen.
Build a border between them and once you cross a border you are not allowed to go back, the Tundra is the only section that has hell (the others will be filled with lava) so you will have to fight WoF there, the Desert section should contain a lot of caves to mine for hard mode ores, the corruption will be your last chance to get mechanical summons, ammo or anything else you want, you are allowed to Tedit the celestial pillars, or go back to other sections only to beat the pillars.
You might want to add specific effects to every section like it's always raining in the tundra, always night in the corruption or 4x spawn rate in the desert :)
I hope I didn't miss any crucial requirement to beat the game.
I am MESMERIZED by every tour of the world, the music you pick each time also helps creating an amazing ambiance
Very good series, thank you
You absolutely crushed it with this series, every episode was fun and entertaining. You’re seriously a creativity inspiration for me. Keep up the awesome stuff 🤙🏻
A moment of silence for how much the biomes have been destroyed by gravity-affected blocks, separate blocks getting the same new block, and invalid blocks that just disappear. It truly is amazing.
Probably my favorite series so far!
I don’t know if/how it would be possible, but a cool run idea would be to randomize boss/chest loot
You know it’s going to be good when moon lord’s in the title
agree with your closing thoughts, i think the challenges where you're having more fun with them are also more fun to watch!
Great series! Thanks as always for the amazing content! What about a playthrough where you eliminated certain kinds of blocks from the world at random? It could make it interesting to have to prep for future events that require certain materials.
This playthrough was amazing keep up the epic work.
I really loved this video, even with all the chaos and destruction it felt kind of relaxing, even comforting at times. Keep the good work my man
I would like to see some sort of event only playthrough. Where you can only use weapons, armor and accesories either dropeed by event enemies or bought from event related NPCs (like tavernkeep or goblin tinkerer).
It been nice hearing nostalgic osts with some childhood commentary in between
God this absolutely must be the most beatiful Terraria playthrough videos ive seen! After each boss it Felt like Going into an alternate dimension, And even if some of the biomes were mess, some were absolutely beatiful to see
I must thank you for doing the world Tours for showing me more of this beauty
You're a Geology major?! That's so cool! I'm not majoring in it, but I sure do love the topic.
I have to say, the SOTN music choices this time were on point. The kind of oddly familiar sense of recognizing the layout but with different blocks
13:56 It will remain until you perpetuate the cycle of existence.
"its still holding the ocean even though the block isnt solid"
bubble block: silent sobbing
I really want more playthroughs like this
honestly this makes for a far more interesting playthrough cause you pretty much have to plan out how many materials and items you need for every boss you gotta kill
The selection of music is perfect… most of these songs are from my childhood, like Mario Galaxy. Thank you for letting me know that I’m not the only one with a great taste of music. :)
5:11 easily one of the prettiest worlds
16:55 i think that was the first game i ever saw my friend play, specifically that level too 8-1 on NSMB is actually quite hard in my opinion
The runs that you do are so different than others, most people do sky block, mods, etc. but just with tedit, you can change the game so much.