Terraria: Does Having X-Ray Vision Count as Cheating?

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.

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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