Terraria: My Terrarian Hunger

The writing is very good, and the stitching aspects are: the gameplay of the Terra world (terrain, BOSS, accessories, weapons), the synthesis of MC (but the number of materials is still based on Terra), and some mechanisms of Don't Starve (can't run out of light, you will be bitten if you don't have light). There are also some stitching aspects of each other, but they are all well written. And because the MC was stitched, the 2D to 3D conversion was done well, and the aspect of rescuing the girl was handled very well, because I tasted the sweetness of murderous explosive materials. Saving people is incidental, but bringing people in is because of the lack of a tool man. (Being a T to attract monsters, collecting materials, getting Abigail's flowers (getting her tombstone), etc.) Are all very good. All in all, it's worth watching.

I have only played a little bit of Terraria, but the author also added a lot of pictures and data of the game in the comments of the previous chapters. I feel that even those who have never played it can understand it, just like watching an online game. The disadvantage is that it is a bit slow to write, and I have not finished Eye of Cthulhu for many chapters, but there are a lot of updates every day. Most of the updates I read next door are very random, and some even take several days to release a chapter. The current writing on Terraria is only a few hundred thousand words at most, which is barely enough to read. It seems that if this book can stick to it, it will probably have a lot of words. I hope the author can keep it going. Anyway, after reading this book, I picked up Terraria again [laughs]. I hope that by following some of the tips in this book, my life will be easier. Also, Don't Starve and Minecraft are a bit low on content. But after all, the main name is Terraria, which is understandable. But I still hope to add more settings for these two games. After all, there should be more players playing Minecraft, and Don't Starve Online updates new content every month. I feel that there will be more players playing these two games now. Although there are many veteran players in Terraria, many of them have played it before and probably not many are playing it now.

I like it very well, but the word count is still a bit short. The names are well stitched, but the original 3D version of Terraria is still the main one. The other two games mainly add some settings and difficulty. It can be thought of as Minecraft with a Terraria mod added to it.

It's normal for there to be a small number of people. It's a niche subject, and there aren't a lot of tags to attract traffic. Generally speaking, this book is better than the "disabled" Zending book for cloud players at the beginning of BYD. I don't know how much better this book is. This book seems very comfortable for prison players. Okay, it's another classic burp caused by lack of traffic. As a novel for gamers, it is undoubtedly qualified, but for primary school students, it is not qualified because it does not make them feel happy at first sight. This book requires a certain amount of brainpower and a foundation of playing games, which also leads to the lack of traffic in this book. After all, you can't expect some cloud players to understand it. And compared to other suspected shooters or the book completed by the studio, the number of updates is far behind, not to mention that this is a free software, and it is impossible to make money by putting it on the shelves. I feel sorry for myself here.

It's very interesting, but Lin Nuo and the protagonist keep messing around a bit, which is weird, and then there is a high probability of merging reality later. Alas, I don't really like game stories that fuse reality. But overall it's still very good

I hope the author can add events from Famine into it.

The writing is very good, but I hope the author can add some bosses and processes from Don't Starve in the future.

It's a rare slow upgrade story, and the strength of others is too reasonable, and the pig's feet are a bit stronger than others. It's a bit hard to tell how this foreshadowing will reflect reality.

It's still pretty good [like]

I like this theme. Will there be four seasons? On the one hand, if you eat too much, the satiety level will be meaningless. On the other hand, the characteristics of the four seasons are also very playable.