[KLB SC] Slappe generatie, durft niet, ziek, zwak, misselijk

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Op woensdag 19 oktober 2016 12:50 schreef Frozen-assassin het volgende:

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Nee, ziet eruit als een spel voor 6 jarigen

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Op woensdag 19 oktober 2016 12:49 schreef haags_kwartiertje het volgende:

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Hoop dat Robben vanavond een doodschop krijgt.

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Op woensdag 19 oktober 2016 12:53 schreef Frozen-assassin het volgende:
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Terraria. The only game I have bought and played through 3 separate times on 3 different platforms. The core of this game is all about manipulating your environment to get around. Sometimes you'll have to build platforms or stairs to cross large gaps, or build a rope that you can climb down instead of falling to your death.

The first goal is to build a house. So get enough wood to do that. Any small room with 1 table, a chair, a door and a light source will do. And you gotta have walls of course. The reason you want to build a house immediately is because by nightfall, a lot more enemies come out and they can be pretty tough with your starter equipment. The more houses you build, the more NPCs/Shop vendors will move into your settlement to sell you items. You're gonna need some of these guys handy at all times especially the Nurse and the Arms Dealer. You don't have to use different building blocks every time you build a room. I just did that to be cool.

At first, I recommend making a tunnel from your basement deep underground with a long rope for quick and easy access to really deep layers of the earth. In the beginning you want to focus on finding as much of this rare ore/metal as you possibly can. The two main things you do to advance in this game are building/crafting as much as possible and exploring as much of the map as possible. You'll never get tired of opening a chest and finding a new cool weapon to play with. Digging might be a relaxing endeavor but fighting enemies can be some edge-of-your-seat shit. And the bosses in this game are EPIC. Especially in the beginning, boss battles are a huge undertaking. I remember times where I had to construct an arena with adequate platforms for fighting a particular boss, and then built a house nearby the arena and moved a Nurse in so she can heal me during the battle! If you just fight the bosses head on with no potions or no plan, you'll find that they're extremely difficult. But if you take the time to prepare a good arena, and have the right weapons, armor and potions, then the bosses become a lot easier.

If you dig far down enough you'll reach what looks like hell where you can fight a boss called the Wall of Flesh. Now once you beat the Wall of Flesh you transform your world into a 'Hardmode' world. Now this is where shit gets good. This spawns a ton of new enemies on the surface and in the underground biomes, new dungeons to explore, a ton of new and different metals to collect meaning much stronger armors and weapons to craft, and of course a bunch of awesome new bosses to face. And since the latest patch there are now several thousand items in the game. It really is mind-blowing how many different types of armor, weaponry and building blocks there are in this game. It's fucking crazy. I mean there's a lot of shit. I don't think I've seen all the items in the 3 playthroughs that I've done of this game. Take the wood for example. There's so many different types of wood that you can build with, and acquire by cutting down all the different trees that you find. You might not even see all the wood in your first playthrough. There's so many different types of wood!

I hope you're starting to see why Terraria is such a massive achievement in gaming. For a game made by 2 tiny little companies, 505games and Re-Logic, it really is mind-blowing how much gameplay they fit into this little 20 dollar package. I​ asked some people on the Terraria Community Forums what they love most about the game, and the responses show that it's impossible to pick just one thing. Many people ​enjoy the simple act of digging and mining for ore as it's not only kind of relaxing, but there's always that really exciting promise that all this ore will be turned into stronger armor and weapons. That excitement never gets old and they sustain it well throughout the game as you mine for all these different types of ore and unlock the better equipment. Many people praise the variety of weapons that are in the game; anything from swords to bows and arrows, guns, magic weapons that are of course the coolest ones of all, and a lot of people simply enjoy the controls and mechanics of how you navigate the land. The wings and flight gear make it one of the smoothest and most versatile platformers ever made. I think that my personal favorite thing about this game might be that you're always collecting items. There's never really a wasted second in this game. Even if I just pick up a few dirt blocks and some sunflower seeds, it still feels like an accomplishment. Collecting is 24/7. Asking if Terraria is worth playing is like asking if marijuana is worth smoking, or if beer is worth drinking. It's not a question of whether it's good or bad. It's a question of can you handle how good it is? Thanks for watching. Now go buy this game.

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