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Topic	Exdeath Plays Every Game in the GotD 2020 Contest Part 2 (ft FO:NV, Ghost Trick)
Evillordexdeath 03/09/21 4:36:41 AM #195:	Terraria Release Date: May 16, 2011 Previous Experience with Terraria: Took down the Wall of Flesh Expectations for Terraria: A fun, if slow-paced, little indie game I'm just young enough to be in the first generation of kids who are nostalgic about Minecraft. My little brother played it a lot growing up and still revisits it once in a while, but I never played it beyond a few hours of the beta and don't have much interest in trying it again. Terraria is basically proof that I rejected Minecraft for shallow reasons. It's not far from being a 2D version of the same game, but I spent hours mucking around in it and even made a decent amount of progress. Some of that was circumstance, since my dad and brothers were playing it while we lived together, but the biggest fact is that I'm just a sucker for sprite-based 2D graphics, even crappy ones like Terraria's. One of my strongest memories of this game is grinding for a long time to assemble the three pieces of a bee costume for my character, and I also played it for a long time on a PS3 with no internet connection, which made me rely extensively on the normally-useless Guide for tips and crafting recipes, which made me so grateful toward him that I didn't want to kill him off to progress the main quest, which is mandatory. My guide's name was Cody. I think I made a new world and switched over to it so that Cody would be OK. I haven't really touched it in years. I think revisiting it will be a slightly weird experience. I don't imagine playing it on my own will really measure up to the memories I made staying up to play it with other people, and I'm not sure how much I like the game in itself. I think it will still be fun, but maybe a touch bittersweet. --- I'm playing every game from GotD 2020! Games Completed: 17/129 Currently Playing: Terraria <cite>Evillordexdeath posted [p:951509730] in Exdeath Pl... [t:79138705]...</cite> <quote>Terraria Release Date: May 16, 2011 Previous Experience with Terraria: Took down the Wall of Flesh Expectations for Terraria: A fun, if slow-paced, little indie game I'm just young enough to be in the first generation of kids who are nostalgic about Minecraft. My little brother played it a lot growing up and still revisits it once in a while, but I never played it beyond a few hours of the beta and don't have much interest in trying it again. Terraria is basically proof that I rejected Minecraft for shallow reasons. It's not far from being a 2D version of the same game, but I spent hours mucking around in it and even made a decent amount of progress. Some of that was circumstance, since my dad and brothers were playing it while we lived together, but the biggest fact is that I'm just a sucker for sprite-based 2D graphics, even crappy ones like Terraria's. One of my strongest memories of this game is grinding for a long time to assemble the three pieces of a bee costume for my character, and I also played it for a long time on a PS3 with no internet connection, which made me rely extensively on the normally-useless Guide for tips and crafting recipes, which made me so grateful toward him that I didn't want to kill him off to progress the main quest, which is mandatory. My guide's name was Cody. I think I made a new world and switched over to it so that Cody would be OK. I haven't really touched it in years. I think revisiting it will be a slightly weird experience. I don't imagine playing it on my own will really measure up to the memories I made staying up to play it with other people, and I'm not sure how much I like the game in itself. I think it will still be fun, but maybe a touch bittersweet. --- I'm playing every game from GotD 2020! Games Completed: 17/129 Currently Playing: Terraria</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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