hello ilikecheese, can we get a list of the mods you used? edit: i am the most foolish viewer in existence due to the fact that i oversaw the mod list at the beginning of the video edit 2: for anyone wondering, the list is: - traveling merchant sells more items - better respawn - not consumable boss items - nurse shop - full hp respawn - fargos loot bonus - consistent reforging - tokens - the shop market - platform helper - extra accessory slots - loot bags - faster ui - alchemist npc - craftable accessories - plentiful ores - multiple lures - unlimited buff slots - expanded inventory - reduced grinding - quality of life - fargos mutant mod - some other token mod (he doesn't know, it's in chinese) - reduced grinding (he put this twice) - what is this mod - boss checklist - recipe browser - wood stash - faster base run speed - 1000% build speed

Ok I actually love the instant respawn mod, not because of the instant respawn, but because of the pure comedy that is dying to a trap and just instantly being back at spawn. you dont even get to hear the explosion it just happens

There comes a point where modded players start confusing "QoL" with straight up not wanting to play the game.

as a calamity player, this has really been eye opening. i now realize i wasn’t using enough QoL mods. to still make it hard (fun) i’ve decided to cut off a finger for every extra mod i use.

my favorite part is that most of the mods are like standard justifiable mods that would only be broken when used in tandem with everything else, and then there is just like, infinite accescories and instamine everything

everyone knows terraria's core gameplay is just a series of boss fights, great that we can finally skip all that boring filler content like "exploring" or "having fun"

How calamity players play the game:

2:55 that crafting button is already a thing 💀

You're right, we should do the opposite. Let's make mods that make Terraria 10 times as long. Then it'll be 10 times as fun!

"I love terraria, but I hate playing the game" W quote. so damn true after 3000 hours

The instant respawn certainly is a quality of life. I think its way funnier when he stands at spawn and has to process what just happened instead of being able to see what happened and learn from it

I think that a lot of QoL mods negatively effect multiplayer far more than they effect singleplayer. I occasionally play tModLoader with a few friends, and we each coordinate which classes we're aiming for. One of my favorite parts of playing multiplayer is randomly finding something to give to someone that needs it more than I do, and if they found something they would give to me in return, that's just a bonus. But when a mod just gives you an NPC that you can buy those accessories from, it almost completely takes that away. I've played with friends while using that mod, and I sorely missed the whole "yo I found something you might want" part of the game.

One of my favorite things to do in Calamity now is large building projects in between major boss fights. Terraria is part sandbox game after all, I think it would be a shame to let all of the crazy new calamity building blocks to go to waste. I’ve built 5 cities over the course of my playthrough so far.

I personally find instant respawn hilarious due to the fact when you get caught by explosives it’s like a perfectly cut scream

can’t wait for these to be ported to the IRL version

i feel like the instant respawn is pretty realistic sometimes like if an explosion happened on top of you, you wouldn't know what happened to you

genuinely cannot fathom how people just have cheat sheet on tempting them at all times, fight the hardest bosses ever and just don't cheat. like holy shit

calamity players when you ask how is the gameplay outside fighting bosses:

this feels like dipping A-5 Wagyu beef into a bucket of ketchup

As someone who has never played Terraria, I had no idea which things were vanilla and which were modded in until you explicitly mentioned them. looks like a cool game. Mining speed seems a bit middling, would prefer faster.

The points thing is actually pretty cool. You still have to grind a bit but the "drop" is guaranteed

You somehow managed to make the housing look awful even when it's done for you, well done

30 qol mods, and none of them prevent dying to explosive traps

Here are the only QoL mods I personally use: -Auto reforge (Because I clicked off a Legendary modifier one too many times and also it's satisfying) -Magic storage and Recipe browser, if I'm playing a big content mod that adds 2 like billions items -Alchemist npc lite, Honestly that's mostly for the architect NPC cause I like building but getting certain types of wood is really hard/impossible in early game and I'd rather not go back to working on my house in like 5 hours. I still make my potions cause I like having a little plant garden And few UI mods like one that changes the Dialogue box to look nicer, or a button in my inventory to see detailed stats. I additionnaly always keep Cheat Sheet on, I basically never use it but I've had issues with mods back in 1.3 and since then I like to keep a cheating mod on *just in case* I need it (Bosses don't drop their loot anymore, reducing server lag by clearing ground items, ect...)

Now there just needs to be an item in a mod that summons all of the bosses and kills them, gives you everything in the game, completes every achievement, makes your computer explode, and kicks you in the balls. That would be the PEAK qol mod

2:53 that's a base vanilla feature

I think the biggest problem is finding some people who are willing to play a world, not rush through every boss, maybe wanna build some cool stuff and are ready to farm a bit for something just for the fun of it because after a few thousand hours the game actually starts to get a bit boring just like that, the bosses become more fun and it´s just preparing for each boss until the end

Terraria without magic storage : complaining, piss and shit everywhere. Terraria with multiple inventories : Slightly cursed, but much better. Terraria with MS and MI : We are approaching the realm of the gods.

I pretty much just use 5 QoL mods, veinminer, magic storage, fargos, alch npc and the fishing rod one. I love exploring, mining and the general gameplay loop but farming for potion resources is so damn monotonous and sorting heavily modded playthroughs is a nightmare

For even more automation, play on journey mode

7:38 even without the explosion, it still managed to scare you. I should start keeping count of all these terraria jumpscare moments.

Swamp ass gamers when I don’t want to have an unfunny grind for fucking hours

the instant respawn just makes perfectly cut deaths for you lmao

The only quality of life mod I use is one that makes trees break when you break the bottom. It’s just a small change that really makes the game better!

the worst part is the dig speed at the beginning is less than the average calamity playthrough speed 💀

Watched this at 2x speed to improve the quality of life of the video.

My rule of thumb is that if it gives a combat advantage, it's a no-go. If it just saves time, I'll use it. I just don't care about grinding for the same exact things for hours on end for the 30th time on the 30th playthrough and I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

Hey! Thank you for using my mod (better respawn). Unlike how it's shown here, it's highly configurable for balancing, utility and fun. I also updated it recently, so it may look different. Edit: my mod also includes multiple full hp respawn options.

On the topic of cheese, it activates similar parts of the brain to hard drugs

I finished eating right as your outro played. You are a god, and you've won my subscription.

So helpful that instead of having separate buttons for everything on youtube, they combined them into the smash subscribe like video game content upvote button, i was real tired of needing to hit everything separately.

I LOVE QUALITY OF LIFE MODS!!!!!! I LOVE BECOMING UTTERLY INDESTRUCTIBLE IN MERE MINUTES WITH ZERO EFFORT PUT TOWARDS ACHIEVING THIS GOAL!!!!!

weird how gatekeepy some of these comments are. Some people genuinely enjoy fighting only bosses all the time while others like taking it slow. Just because one person has fun in a way you don’t doesn’t mean they are doing it wrong, it means they are a different person who enjoys different things

There was one mod I played a long time ago that had like tokens for enemies so you could craft their drop items with enough tokens and some raw materials. You still had to kinda work for the stuff, but it was so much better than trying to grind for some .5% drop rate item. The obnoxious rarity of certain things is what irritates me the most about the game.

Must be something wrong with me because this genuinely looks fun

This guys probably likes cheese

I still use the mod which lets bast statues etc work in your inventory on top of 30 stack potions. Why? Because i like my arenas to look nice, not cluttered and i always make my playthroughs hellishly difficult and eventually crafting your 90th ironskin for a fight does get old.

Would you rather have unlimited bacon, but no more cheese? Or cheese, unlimited cheese, but no cheese?

“I love terraria but I hate playing the game” 😂

The way I see it, is after 2k hours, you've built enough hellelevators, NPC Box prisons, wall of flesh arenas, cut down enough trees, (and done all the fishing quests) To the point where you might as well optimize your time playing

it's so cool to have some terraria in your mods once in a while

As someone with 900 hours in terraria and get bored whenever I enter hard mode, this sums up how I see the kinds of players that play on expert Mode

Some of these mods are fair to rag on but some of these are legitimately helpful since early game is quite a slog

I would find this more enjoyable after the 6th consecutive 60hrs calamity playthrough. Luckily, there's a Bossrush mode already which lets you fight the bosses and substitutes the accessory and ore grind with arena building.

"I'm still waiting for America to enable that" 😭😭😭

"I love terraria, i just hate playing the game." Sums up exactly how i feel about the game.😅

That cool „ui thing“ with the crafting window is in fact vanilla.

I've been play Calamity + Fargo's + Thorium + a bunch of other mods for a while now with my wife, and it's pretty awesome. It cuts down on some of the more tedious parts while adding so much morw stuff to do and find that it balances out. With how many bosses there are and how much harder they are, having permanent potion buffs when you have 30 in your piggy bank or safe is a good way to make it feel less frustrating.

I've been watching you since you have been in the 100 sup category and wow, your channel has grown a lot.

Haven't seen this kind of chill style channel in a while

There’s a similar trap in Rust, but that game really does revolve around the combat. The end goal is to have a large base that is easily defendable and to hoard large amounts of resources gained via rocket raiding, PVE servers notwithstanding. Can’t really blame players who only have a certain amount of time and want to shortcut to the funnest parts of that game. It’s a similar idea in Terraria, I reckon. Ultimately player fun is what it’s about, and I see little reason in judging how others decide to experience the game they paid for. If you think that’s not really playing the game, fine, that’s really not an unreasonable take, but that doesn’t make others wrong and that doesn’t mean they should switch over to something that isn’t as enjoyable to them. But, as with everything, I do think there’s nuance. Especially in multiplayer, I do think there’s a line between player fun and just cheating. Like in Payday 2, for example, the popular Silent Assassin mod changes how the pager system works to make stealth a lot easier, allowing you to clear whole maps with enough patience. It’s often considered a cheat mod, but honestly, it can be super fun to join a SA lobby from time to time. I suppose everything in moderation applies if it’s something that fundamentally changes core systems. The Terraria mods feel a lot more like shortcuts though, so I see very little issue with them.

you should have used the remove bats mod

You know platform mod, that thing I 100% recommend you use it in any playthrough. Not only does it put 5 platforms ahead of you, it also work with normal block! That mod surely saved me from a ton of enraging moments caused by the awkward building speed

The true qot mod is journey mode. And that’s not even a joke, I fully 100% believe it does everything perfectly in terms of qot

this actually seems super fun im going to try it lol

When you get back to campus, if anyone asks what you did this summer you can say "yeah, I started the biggest Terraria youtube channel" and when you're at a party you can be like "hey babe, wanna hang out with a youtube star?" and then be disappointed when they all go over to Chippy instead.

you didnt even have the vein mining mod

Every terraria youtuber ever but chippy:

2:55 The crafting window is in the BASE GAME lmfaoo

4:15 tfw you made your own QoL mod for platforms that stops you from accidentally building stairs when you don't want to, and it wasn't featured here. (It was me, I made that mod and it's called smarter cursor lol)

have we considered people have fun in a sandbox game in different ways

When a friend of mine asked if we wanted to play Terraria, I told him, that I'm not really into modded Terraria. He offered to play with only Quality of Life mods. And yea, thats exactly what it feels like. It plays itself.

in my opinion, "higher base speed" is too advantageous to be considered "quality of life" as it can give direct combat advantage, so i always omit stuff like that. i'm usually the only one who can make a good storage system in my friend group and they usually struggle to understand it, so magic storage is something i tried using. as for mining speed, i get a bajillion buffs spread throughout the game, so i mine just as fast as in the vid anyway xD

"I love Terraria but I hate playing the game" is honestly one of the most relatable things I've ever heard lmeo

Are there any unquality of life mods? Like making ores rarer, drops lower, inventory more limited, slowing down the base moving and mining speed?

I love the sarcasm in this video

4:24 That perfect cut made by the mod itself is hilarious af.

A decent amount of the things in this are legitimately fine though. 2x movement speed, every buff potion right off the start, and an extra accessory slot every boss are all just bad but like, when you've played through the game dozens of times, and are playing a mod that specifically reworks bossfights (i.e. infernum for calamity, eternity mode for fargo's) a lot of other stuff can be monotonous in comparison, because those mods mostly don't rework progression so you've already done the exact same item grinding process dozens of times. These are too far by my standards, but I don't think most of these mods are unreasonable. (p.s., the only quality of life mods i personally use that have any impact on gameplay having the wiki doesn't are magic storage, faster respawns (outside multiplayer bossfights), full hp on respawn, and unlimited of a potion you get enough of through legitimate means. Aside from magic storage, literally all of these serve the main purpose of me being able to practice a boss. When a boss takes me 117 tries (master death astrageldon), there is not a chance im grinding out an extra set of potions, or just plain waiting to be alive on full hp for every attempt. That would be literal extra hours of waiting with just the respawns and regening alone)

Cant believe you didnt even include my favorite mod "antisocial" which makes all social accesory slots function like normal, how can you even play the game with so few accessories?

i tried to download all of the mods, and when i load it says some of them are for another version of tmodloader, of which i download and run, then it says other mods are for a different version, is their a way to make it so i can just force load the mods? or use a non updated version of either tmodloader or the mods

As a non-terraria player I can confirm this looks identical to normal playthrough.

Should have had night vision and shine potion always active for one of the mods, then you wouldn't have to place torches.

I've run into people who legit play with game changing "qol" mods like these and then called me a cheater for playing on journey mode.

Every single calamity player needs to watch this video

This places us one step closer to cheese journey mode playthrough

This is how one of my friends plays the game. Just wants to do boss fights while me and everyone else want to have fun and do stuff like flying kites or playing golf.

First video of yours I've watched. You makde it vetter than most 👍

Shaking and crying that you pointed out the crafting button that lets you see all items at once when that's not even a qol mod that's just vanilla it's. it's been there since like 1.3

I still like a couple QoL mods here and there as long as they don't ruin boss fights / progression. I think ore excavator is probably the most egregious one I've used for an entire playthrough, and I'll likely take it off next time. Really the only part of terraria I don't like is collecting and growing all the plants and fish for potions, especially when boss fights get to be difficult enough to take dozens of tries. So I'm fine with having npcs sell them or using the Fargo's mod that makes them infinite at a 30 stack.

His favorite cheese is Provolone. I asked him in a stream months ago.

what type of formally curdled milk is the most appealing to your taste buds

I need mods like these to play with other mods on that make the game 5x longer. I love progression but hate progressing. I wanna play through 500hrs of content in ~30hrs of my time sometimes

the funny thing about seeing all this is like. I am someone who plays terraria in vanilla journey mode with the settings tweaked so it's basically creative and I find my fun in researching items so I can use infinite amounts to craft anything I want this game mode where I'm literally invincible, there are no stakes demanding I be good at the game, only my own desire to find items and build things that still feels more engaging than some of these mods do

there are two types players: -One that spends 40 hours building a farm setup for a single item only to not get it -And those that have so many QoL mods they are playing on creative mode

Ive slowly been reducing the amount of QoL stuff i use, and this video might make me reduce it more, after having put 70 hours into a vanilla MM melee playthrough and enjoying every second of it. Currently in a calamity playthrough and tempted to remove ore excavator (i had hundreds of every single ore from thousands of desert fossils after one expedition to the underground desert), and maybe alch npc, QoL, LuiAFK, and Cheat Sheet are staying however, but only for specific things like building and arenas, as i hate being restricted when it comes to building and wanna be able to build freely, so i give myself the blocks i want for building, as for arenas, qol and luiafk have useful tools to clearing out large areas very quickly (after using quite literally 5000 dynamite in my vanilla world to create a gargantuan open underground space for farms i am never manually doing that again)

The wall placement is awesome.

Man didn't even end the run, this video was quality of life to him because it took less amount of effort to make 😂

Ok the platform placer actually sounds heavenly, I can never get block placement speed high enough, and my movement speed low enough, to consistently place platforms/bridging-blocks

excuse me, But what is the option to toggle that yellow square box around something your breaking, Because mine was randomly turnt off

Nice video!! But I really would like to know what kind of cheese is best...