JJJusea
FS Member
HOW? i mean their totally different games with different style gameplay and focus.
Terraria
One of the potential problems I see is that the world has a fixed border in all directions. There is also the issue that there is actual content in this game in the form of biomes/dungeons and bosses to play through, gear to get, and once you have it all and have fought 100 Eyes of Cthulhu I can see the gameplay getting stale in a way that minecraft doesn't(because 99% of the emphasis of minecraft is on the world itself). Not that I'm sideing with minecraft or anything cos' I love Terraria, but the focus of the game is soo different compared to minecraft.
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But then again, I think if they keep a regular patch schedule; it should hopefully remain fresh for a while. I don't expect it to have the lasting power of Minecraft, but I also don't see why it needs to. It's a $10 game. It's OK if it just lasts a measly 100-200 hours.
Terraria
One of the potential problems I see is that the world has a fixed border in all directions. There is also the issue that there is actual content in this game in the form of biomes/dungeons and bosses to play through, gear to get, and once you have it all and have fought 100 Eyes of Cthulhu I can see the gameplay getting stale in a way that minecraft doesn't(because 99% of the emphasis of minecraft is on the world itself). Not that I'm sideing with minecraft or anything cos' I love Terraria, but the focus of the game is soo different compared to minecraft.
Edit
But then again, I think if they keep a regular patch schedule; it should hopefully remain fresh for a while. I don't expect it to have the lasting power of Minecraft, but I also don't see why it needs to. It's a $10 game. It's OK if it just lasts a measly 100-200 hours.
