Terraria: Complete Guide to the Beginning, Kill Through the World

Let other players take a look The bond between our mushroom holster and sniper rifle

The writing is quite impressive. Although the protagonist has opened his eyes, he is held back by the players. But these players are not just a burden, sometimes they are even more useful than the protagonist. Interpersonal relationships are also handled very well. The only fly in the ointment is that the equipment in some places is wrong. For example, the Deathbringer was obviously used to make the lava pickaxe, but the nightmare pickaxe was inexplicably mentioned later when digging the dungeon. The Terra shoes are still frosted shoes after the renovation. I hope the author can correct these problems. Also, will there be any disaster in the future? Want to see [laughing evilly]

As a 5000+ Terra player, at least I see nothing strange now, overall it's pretty good. I hope the author can create a group

The ending is pretty good. The book is actually pretty good. This is the first time the author has written a web article. It's okay. Four stars for the author. Back to the book itself, there are some poisonous points, but they are just a few. To be honest, I don't feel that poisonous after reading it. The only problem is that the middle part is a bit heavy on routines. The protagonist takes off - the villain jumps in the face - the protagonist develops into shape - defeats the villain - the new world - the new villain jumps in the face. The author probably noticed this problem later and controlled it. Some books are really meant to be repeated for a lifetime, and other problems are not big.

It's very interesting. Even if you haven't played Terraria, you can understand it.

Generally speaking, it's okay. Although the writing style has its ups and downs, you can still see that the author takes it seriously. You can keep reading if you want. After all, it's not long [laughing]. Five-star praise. Good luck to the author.

Your description above is correct, direct, pertinent, elegant, objective, complete, three-dimensional, comprehensive, dialectical, metaphysical, and appreciable to both refined and popular tastes.

I've learned a lot about Terraria. Even though I haven't played it for a few days, I still understand the general flow of the game. Now I look back and read it again, and I found that I couldn't stand it in the first few chapters [face covering] Compared to the darkness of human nature, I prefer the protagonist to have the demeanor of a boss and leader in the game. How can the game-loving A-Zhai be so dark? He still knows the rules, not to mention the audience of sandbox games. The only abnormal thing about collecting and building for survival is probably that he likes to add various survival modules, all kinds of weird maps, such as single-block and various high-difficulty worlds, to torture himself.

It's a very rare subject matter, so no matter how mediocre it is, it's still the only one of the best Terraria subjects. This book is finished. It is impossible for the author to continue publishing extra chapters [crying] Although I don't know why the finished book can publish chapters [Thinking] In short: So pretty and spicy!

Looks pretty good so far

It's really good-looking. Although there is a slight error in the solar eclipse chapter, the rest of the book is very well written. In the end, I still hope that the author can write a disaster book. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

If someone plays the Queen Bee at the beginning, wouldn't it mean that the team is destroyed?

It's very good. The writing is very novel. I think it can be worthy of a short story with a score of 8.5 Or above. There is nothing very complicated, and it can be simply sublimated occasionally. I hope to open a disaster book and slowly develop it in another more interesting direction. In addition, I can link up with the protagonist of this book.

The shoes are fucking awesome. [Sending Hearts] I have played many of the equipment he wrote in Terraria, and the explosion rate seems to be a bit too high. For example, the magic mirror, I searched several boxes but couldn't find it. There are also various bottles that jump in a row. This is usually the case when reading a book like this. The writing is still very true and awesome [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

This book is very good as far as the Terraria part is concerned. I could read more than ninety chapters from the beginning before stopping to explain that although there are some poisonous points in it, they are not big. The plot around Chapter 90 is a bit unacceptable. I think the author is probably a Terran who likes encouragement from others and enjoys the admiration of other players. In this situation where only the protagonist understands the stage process of Terraria and there are no other masters, he is the best, and then he finds that he is being targeted. He played Master difficulty while others only had to play Classic or Hard mode. So he was confused? Why should I fight a boss that is more difficult than others? But I think a truly powerful Terran must be brave enough to challenge, and will not look down on players who can only clear Classic or Expert difficulty. Don't forget that there is a legend above the master, as well as many more powerful boss challenges from the Disaster Dog. I feel that the protagonist is floating, or the author made him float, and I can't see a talented player standing up to compete with him. Even if the protagonist's understanding and operation of Terraria is in my opinion, he can only be considered a master rather than a top player. There are many such powerful players in reality, and in this world, even if they don't understand the gameplay at first, there shouldn't be a player who can see the protagonist's back. I don't know if there will be such players in the following chapters, but even though I have said so much, these are some trivial problems. This book is still a good Terraria fan, which is why I gave a good evaluation.

Come on, author, I'm a newbie who doesn't know how to play. I'm just using this as a guide. Don't mislead me [cry][cry][cry]

Well written, Terra Circle depends on you I decided to construct the places in the book where achievements can be obtained in the game. I have already constructed 20 chapters, which is quite tiring [please take a closer look]

Very nice Telavan 🤪

It feels good, I don't know why the score is so low

I, Tyra, also have my own article [cool]

Ah, I really like Jin Xia and Yin Yi Ahhhh!

To sum up, in the SAO Terraria version, a group of people were imprisoned in the game and had to clear the level before they could get out. Then with the help of the protagonist, they cleared the level and got out.

One of the better of the few Terran texts Why is the rating so low?

It's good, but I'll give you the heat that Tyra deserves.

Approximately equal to: Terraria·The Road to Super God from Scratch + Minecraft's Global Infinite Survival (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

Who does the heroine worship the moon leader? [Sinister smile]

Favorite one

A pretty good Terran

Personally I feel pretty good

It's good to read, I think it's good to read, but why is this book rated so low?