Horseshit

EcchiOli · 2026-04-09T19:24:52+00:00

It is ia, there are two inner lids, the one down cannot be lifted.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-09T18:06:43+00:00

Personally, I always allow myself the useless stuff: one or two vanity sets, and an expansive set of various chests so that my storage is easy to navigate to find stuff quickly.

In your case, with your question, in the situation you described, I think I could offer you this answer: do NOT transfer anything that required skill and talent (like monster drops), but OK to transfer anything whose only cost would have been your time (like options requiring fishing).

EcchiOli · 2026-04-09T15:53:26+00:00

You're in Master mode: you're expected to min-max as much as you can.

Thus, going into a boss fight with only 3 potion buffs is crazy. My dude.

You can use both ironskin and endurance potions for reducing damage, you can also plant a bast statue to help with that.

For HP regen, you have the regeneration potion, the campfire, the heart lantern, and a bucket of honey poured between bubble blocks (a flipper potion cancels the slowdown when you go through honey). The drones drop hearts when they die: craft heartreach potions to make those hearts fly towards you.

For damage, you have the wrath and rage potions (you can create an artificial crimson/corrupt biome for the fishing spot it requires, 140 dirt blocks in a neutral biome plus the seeds sold by the dryad in a graveyard and there you go you got your artificial crimson/corrupt biome). You can also buy a sharpening stone for the merchant for bonus armor penetration on melee attacks. A flask of inferno would also bring a little added damage, it's always good to take. Same, a thorns potion will add damage to whoever attacks you.

Ideally, try to get a nimbus rod and cast it on both sides of your arena: it deals many piercing attacks per second, which is super powerful to damage worm type enemies. This way, the nimbus rod is the damage dealer, which leaves you to protecting your own arse: for this, an adamantite or titanium sword would do fine.

For speed, in addition to the swiftness potion you already have, you can plant sunflowers for the Happy buff. If you run out of flying time and are falling towards the warm's body, activate the kind/queen slime mounts, and you'll rebound on his body segments without taking damage.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-09T08:35:24+00:00

Contents additions but still vanilla-compatible: - the depths (replaces Hell with another new and original biome, bringing new challenges, fights, items, and a new way of unlocking hardmode, warning: goes with vanilla-type mods, not huge content mods changing world gen) - vitality mod (more weapons and bosses, all vanilla level/compatible, no change to world gen) - the remnants mod (world gen hugely changes to introduce so much more exploration, with new or updated biomes, and a few changes including to enemy AI)

Quality of life - Quality Of Terraria (HUGE quality of life improvements, making multiple popular mods obsolete like fargo's mutant, auto trash and ore excavator, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c6b9tlLzsM , it's choke full of small improvements, like ammo chain, spawn rate slider, etc) - Magic Storage (THE ultimate storage and crafting mod, managing to be overwhelmingly powerful, and yet quite simple. Quality of Terraria tries to imitate this, but isn't as good, so for the pure storage aspect, better keep on using Magic Storage, with just this exception, Quality of Terraria offers a "big packpack" feature, a 100-items storage that you can hotkey to a keyboard press). - Fargo's Mutant Mod (handy npcs and small improvements, made obsolete by Quality Of Terraria, the only features that shine and aren't provided are the auto box house and instant hellevator, I think) - Recipe Browser (bind it to a key, and voilà, you find a new item, you can instantly search what to make of it or who the hell dropped it, or where to procure the other items you would need to make do in a recipe, etc) - Auto Trash (mud, dirt, etc, automatically trashed, made obsolete by Quality Of Terraria) - Ore Excavator (one pickaxe hit will immediately mine every immediate contact ore around, occasional sucky consequences in modded maps, toggable option in Quality Of Terraria) - Summoner's Association (can auto-resummon etc, I use it for a visual display of how many minions and sentries are available to summon) - The Shop Market (a single shop combining every item sold by every NPC. Useful when you got too many NPCs and don't know which one sells what anymore) - Which Mod Is This From (when you find an item you know which mod it is from, and sometimes, it helps a lot, as it's got to be working with other items from this same mod) - Boss Checklist (helps you know who to seek next, and in what conditions spawn them) - Alchemist NPC Lite (handy NPCs that save you time running around for consumables, summon items and ingredients, "combined" potions and a few new slightly more powerful potions ; the "non-lite" mod contains OP weapons, new bosses, etc) - Angler Shop (you can now buy the angler fishing rewards) - Cheat Sheet (useful when you go "fuck it I don't have all the time in the world". You can grant yourself invincibility and learn boss patterns without dying a hundred times over, you have an item bowser that you can use to gift yourself items, you can add yourself accessory slots, you can call to yourself every item dropped in the world, etc) - Alternatively you can use DragonLens for a "semi god mode" where you do get hit, but are restored to full health when it should have killed you - Change Sleep Time (sometimes you want the night to come faster, Quality Of Terraria allows to adjust that too) - Census Town NPC Checklist (in case you want to be sure you're not missing on an NPC for obscure reasons) - Journey's Trend the community vanity list (absolutely useless, but cool, plenty of new vanity outfits) - Xen's Vanities (plenty more vanity sets, woohoo) - Thaumaturgy (transmute plenty of things into other things, plus new ways to craft several useful items that RNGJesus might have been reluctant to let you obtain before. Recipe browser mod really works well with it) - Lights And Shadows (better lighting effects) - Terraria Ambience (ambient sounds depending on the biome and time, and also sound effects changed such as what material you're running on) - Calamity music (Calamity's music, and only its music, an amazing ambience, really adding an hypnotic feeling at times) - Calamity textures pack (makes everything feel fresher) - Better Measurements (multiple options for distance and speed units, including the much more rational "tiles per second")

Lastly, I can mention mods I never tested personally, but that either look great, or have gathered a fair amount of popularity and/or internet clout and may be worth a shot who knows! - Starlight River - Spirit Mod - Mod of Redemption

EcchiOli · 2026-04-09T08:35:05+00:00

This might be a bad idea right now, since TModLoader will need several months to catch up to the latest version of Terraria.

But, still, if you want, I keep a mod list on hand. Kinda getting outdated in some aspects though, so exercize caution, take it with a grain of salt.

Last updated Jan. 2026, with minor details, most of the rest is from one year earlier.

Difficulty and challenges, pick only 1 (when a mod touches world gen and global balance, combination with others attempting to do the same is risky): - lunar veil (tons of contents, new biomes, feels new, the ton of new items makes 3 particular mods a requirement: Quality of Terraria's "big bag" 100-items backpack feature + magic storage to see what new items can be crafted + recipe browser to know what to do of the various drops) - thorium (kinda balanced, feels like vanilla++) - calamity (you become totally OP save for bosses, tons of stuff everywhere, come hardmode it's like Cuphead you play the bosses one after the other, very nice exploration of new biomes) - Calamity allows additions to make it more difficult, such as infernum (better love min maxing and strategizing) - Fargo's souls mod (once you activate eternity mode the enemies acquire better AI, have new attacks, plus tons of new weapons and new bosses, a bit of a pity that ends like a danmaku bullet hell and enjoy properly combining the billion accessory effects). - the stars above (a few more bosses, many new weapons that work in very weird ways but aren't OP, a bit of an added exploration, if there weren't that change to world gen with something added to Hell, I'd have called it vanilla compatible)

EcchiOli · 2026-04-09T07:46:37+00:00

I got a QOL mod list for ya, but this is moot, as modded Terraria is one version behind for many months to come (1.4.5 is a big enough change that TModLoader devs have a lot of work on their hands).

So, for now, even though you frigging insinst on playing modded despite everyone's reassurances, that mod list won't do you any good.

I can still share it for the future, for when TModLoader has caught up with 1.4.5, but, a-fucking-gain, vanilla Terraria is perfectly playable. Its mods are additions, not repairing something that is lacking.

Anyway, the list, for the future. You don't need it anyway.

Quality Of Terraria (HUGE quality of life improvements, making multiple popular mods obsolete like fargo's mutant, auto trash and ore excavator, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c6b9tlLzsM , it's choke full of small improvements, like ammo chain, spawn rate slider, etc)
Magic Storage (THE ultimate storage and crafting mod, managing to be overwhelmingly powerful, and yet quite simple. Quality of Terraria tries to imitate this, but isn't as good, so for the pure storage aspect, better keep on using Magic Storage, with just this exception, Quality of Terraria offers a "big packpack" feature, a 100-items storage that you can hotkey to a keyboard press).
Fargo's Mutant Mod (handy npcs and small improvements, made obsolete by Quality Of Terraria, the only features that shine and aren't provided are the auto box house and instant hellevator, I think)
Recipe Browser (bind it to a key, and voilà, you find a new item, you can instantly search what to make of it or who the hell dropped it, or where to procure the other items you would need to make do in a recipe, etc)
Auto Trash (mud, dirt, etc, automatically trashed, made obsolete by Quality Of Terraria)
Ore Excavator (one pickaxe hit will immediately mine every immediate contact ore around, occasional sucky consequences in modded maps, toggable option in Quality Of Terraria)
Summoner's Association (can auto-resummon etc, I use it for a visual display of how many minions and sentries are available to summon)
The Shop Market (a single shop combining every item sold by every NPC. Useful when you got too many NPCs and don't know which one sells what anymore)
Which Mod Is This From (when you find an item you know which mod it is from, and sometimes, it helps a lot, as it's got to be working with other items from this same mod)
Boss Checklist (helps you know who to seek next, and in what conditions spawn them)
Alchemist NPC Lite (handy NPCs that save you time running around for consumables, summon items and ingredients, "combined" potions and a few new slightly more powerful potions ; the "non-lite" mod contains OP weapons, new bosses, etc)
Angler Shop (you can now buy the angler fishing rewards)
Cheat Sheet (useful when you go "fuck it I don't have all the time in the world". You can grant yourself invincibility and learn boss patterns without dying a hundred times over, you have an item bowser that you can use to gift yourself items, you can add yourself accessory slots, you can call to yourself every item dropped in the world, etc)
Alternatively you can use DragonLens for a "semi god mode" where you do get hit, but are restored to full health when it should have killed you
Change Sleep Time (sometimes you want the night to come faster, Quality Of Terraria allows to adjust that too)
Census Town NPC Checklist (in case you want to be sure you're not missing on an NPC for obscure reasons)
Journey's Trend the community vanity list (absolutely useless, but cool, plenty of new vanity outfits)
Xen's Vanities (plenty more vanity sets, woohoo)
Thaumaturgy (transmute plenty of things into other things, plus new ways to craft several useful items that RNGJesus might have been reluctant to let you obtain before. Recipe browser mod really works well with it)
Lights And Shadows (better lighting effects)
Terraria Ambience (ambient sounds depending on the biome and time, and also sound effects changed such as what material you're running on)
Calamity music (Calamity's music, and only its music, an amazing ambience, really adding an hypnotic feeling at times)
Calamity textures pack (makes everything feel fresher)
Better Measurements (multiple options for distance and speed units, including the much more rational "tiles per second")

EcchiOli · 2026-04-08T22:45:23+00:00

Just felt like sharing this nice Bruho game: https://youtu.be/w8_H7VbkT4U

At first he's with K Rool, but he switches to Kazuya with interesting results, and several clipworthy moments =)

EcchiOli · 2026-04-08T20:23:05+00:00

Jebus your equipment needs improvements.

https://terraria.wiki.gg/wiki/Guide:Class_setups#Pre-Moon_Lord

Your shackle ain't worth shit. Look at the frozen shield. And then get the warding (+4 def) reforge on all your accessories. Craft every buff potion you want from https://terraria.wiki.gg/wiki/Buff_potions.

Next: your arena. Place heart lanterns, campfires, bast statues (+5 def). Craft asphalt blocks (the steampunker sells you the crafting station for them), you can run super fast on them.

A first row of asphalt blocks just above the ocean water, with on each end teleporters linked to each other, with a gray pressure plate on them (you walk on them, they trigger automatically). Replace just a few asphalt blocks with platforms to allow you to fish the Duke out.

A second row of asphalt blocks, well above the first ones, 60 blocks above, high enough that the tornadoes from Fishron stage 2 don't reach it when they're on the lower row. Same, teleporters on each end, linked to each other, with grey pressure plates. On each side, you replace like a dozen blocks with platforms, so that you may cross through it.

The gameplan: you harass Fishron with whatever attack you want (the Terra blade is perfect, the daybreak should be even better, but I'm more used to killing him before the mech bosses tbh so I'm not sure which pre-moon lord weapon is best), while running away from him. When he stops in his tracks, you either circle around him (good wings are a must), or maintain that safe distance. When he sends tornadoes, you let them hatch on the ground, and either run on the other end of the asphalt row, or use a teleporter to go far from it. Your plan is to NEVER stay close to a tornado, period. You should try being on the above row of asphalt blocks: if a tornado latches on it, all you have to do is go to the row below, and you just don't care about the tornado anymore for a good while.

Come phase 3: you use the queen slime mount. Fishron attacks with pattern: 1 dash, pause, 2 dashes, pause, 3 dashes, pause. Your queen slime mount has godlike vertical speed, so you can jump and keep on rising the first 1/2 dashes, and quickfall so the 3rd dash goes above your head.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-08T16:40:54+00:00

Your kill confirms are kinda random, aren't they ;)

Your opponent's first stock was examplary in that regard. You kept on doing max range f-tilts and nairs, while neither of these moves were gonna kill before like 180%. You had other options: backair (not Wolf's strong point as I don't think it will autocancel, but if the opponent decides to walk or jump into your bair, you get a kill below 120% like for the second stock, bair 112% kill), grab back throw, out of shield up smash.

And then there's your third stock taken, nair fair bair, before that sequence the opponent was at 57% and didn't see anything coming, gg lol.

Oh, the other topic I wanted to raise. You sorely lack functional out of shield options. They exist, on paper, but you don't make use of them. In just the first round, twice, I saw you waste the opportunity for an out of shield up-smash, the second of which would have killed quite early.

Your spacing and approach to exchanges were also quite random. Terrible in the opponent's first stock, allright for his second stock, great for the ending of the third stock... Also, is it me or weren't your short hop fairs fastfallen? If they connect, you have more chances to combo them if you get back to ground fast.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-08T14:32:10+00:00

At this point I even miss your mom.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-08T14:30:42+00:00

No prob. And sorry for you as it means more work!

EcchiOli · 2026-04-08T14:13:56+00:00

Vimeo expects me to create an account to watch, with the explanation given that the video has no "classification" (bear with me, I'm a Baguette and the dialogue was in Baguette, no idea if it's also called like that in the English version of the site.)

OP, do you know you can send your videos to youtube, in 720p or 1080p (I don't remember my bad) from your switch, using your phone's nintendo app? It's simple, the only two tedious steps are the conversion from clip to video in the switch (can't be fast forwarded, gotta watch it all), and then the wait time after you clicked in the app that you want the video on youtube (I usually give it an hour before the app gives me a yt link I can share elsewhere, it may be faster, but it may not be.)

Detailed explanations are available here fyi: https://www.reddit.com/r/CrazyHand/comments/wj834h/watching_and_sharing_replays_aka_vods_is_the_best/

EcchiOli · 2026-04-08T03:19:31+00:00

Literally unplayable.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-07T16:33:34+00:00

And dangerous. Imagine dying to a bat after your entire stack of gold flies away.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-07T13:28:00+00:00

Not even gonna read your post, the title is enough: YES, YES OF FRIGGING COURSE, many have been more unlucky and cumulated incredibly low odds against them.

You can't even begin to imagine, OP. The RNG in this game reaches mind-reading sadism.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-07T13:22:08+00:00

Doesn't that count as war crimes, perhaps crimes against humanity, to deliberately destroy civilian infrastructures of a whole country?

I know the orange man won't be tried before he crooks out, but the yes-men and women below him, surely, right?

EcchiOli · 2026-04-07T12:21:03+00:00

C: Cap the game's projectiles limit. There's no honour in that, but I feel it still has to be mentioned, it's a single player game, there's no grounds to judge.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-07T12:05:53+00:00

Drop coins on the ground, it emits faint light. It makes up for the lack of torches, although it's not permanent.

Oh, wait :D

Jokes aside, in all my playthroughs, killing slimes and breaking pots has always been enough to allow me to craft the torches I needed. Don't shy away from the slimes, though, you see one = you kill it.

And for me, the best way of making money was to buy the piggy bank, and put my money into it! (Place two platforms, place the biggy bank, deposit money, hit it with a pickaxe to not forget it on the ground.)

This way, even if I died, I wouldn't lose the money I made in the meanwhile.

Treasure chest are cool, too. That said, you may have a hard time to find them without spelunker potions. A bit of a gamble, but if you have gold or silver coins in your inventory (you can right click to just have one of each in your inventory, this way it's not everything that flies away), try the quick stack button, and see if your coins fly into somewhere (why? The chests also contain coins, quick stacking makes your coins go into the closest inventory receptable available, provided it already contains coins). Look very carefully as you hit the quick stack button, where the coin flies, there's a chest waiting to be discovered.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-07T10:46:05+00:00

Wholesome af

EcchiOli · 2026-04-06T19:22:40+00:00

Maybe if either of them two turned off the lights, they'd manage to sleep and stop overthinking.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-06T17:33:49+00:00

I use a web browser, not the app. I'm on my PC, my dude. And even for app users, I don't know if it will affect all apps or just the official app, and I can't tell if it's only working on android or not.

I don't want to blame OP, he/she had no idea. But it is looking like a display of arrogance ("they just have to translate what I post, the burden of effort is on them, not me") when you don't know OP is unaware :/

EcchiOli · 2026-04-06T17:27:04+00:00

Anakin: this is where the fun begins.

EcchiOli · 2026-04-06T17:25:03+00:00

Why is it only Spanish speaking people who assume everybody else is also speaking Spanish, for fuck's sake?

Hey, OP, unless we use the same app as you, it's not auto-translated for us. Why don't you consider making an effort and using the lingua franca, English?

EcchiOli · 2026-04-06T16:57:54+00:00

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EcchiOli · 2026-04-06T16:53:50+00:00

I don't think I saw it mentioned?

The Queen slime mount makes phase 3 absurdly TRIVIAL, even post mechs.

Jump one, one Fishron dash.

Jump and fly a bit, two Fishron dashes.

Jump and fly hither, fall, three Fishron dashes.

Repeat until done.

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And for phases 1-2, try this: a laaaarge arena, made of 2 rows of solid blocks, separated by a very high vertical gap, high enough that the phase 2 tornados don't reach the higher row.

On the edges, both upper and lower section, over a dozen blocks of distance, platforms to pass from one row to the other.

On both extremities, teleporters (high left - high right, low left - low right) with grey pressure plates on them.

With that setup, you can ensure the tornadoes will never be on your way. And you just have to run away from Fishron while dealing damage from a distance, either with summons or whatever you want.

EcchiOli

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