Is the game worth picking up for playing on the computer?
I have been thinking about picking it up and you just made up my mind. Thank you.
Thanks! I've been on the fence about buying it for a while but this just made up my mind. Thanks!
Hey I want in on this too! My steam ID is RogueColossus. Love me some Terraria and it's been a while since I've played it. If you all add me, just let me know what your Hubski name is if it's different.
:D Yeah! Let's get a #hubskigameclub going!
Thought I'd post this here for anyone on the fence: Terraria is 80% off for the next 48 hours (6/21-6/22) on Steam (so $2.) You really can't go wrong at that price, even if this sort of game isn't normally your cup of tea.
I picked up Terraria on an old Winter Sale, and have over 100 hours played. I've only beat it (killed the normal mode boss) once. If you love Metrodvanias or Crafting games, it's definitely worth it, especially with it $4 on the Summer Sale. (Though it has been lower, and might go lower as a Flash/Community Choice later.)
Any progress on your dvh ap?What I've learned is that I'm becoming more empathetic as I get older, which makes it harder to watch every time.
Do what do you attribute that evolution? Anything specific? Do you think people inevitably become more empathic or more cynical? Both?
Application sent! I've become more cynical and disillusioned about certain things as I've gotten older, yeah. The longer I spend time in college, the longer I notice trends that don't help people with similar attributes as me. But, I've also become more caring to people close to me. The fact that I'm such a closed-off person to most people means opening up to those select few is less like a trickle of emotions and more like the recent hail&thunder-storm we got last week. I also think that increase in empathy comes from being more aware of the lives of other people. The younger version of my didn't care about how anything effected anyone except himself. The more I struggle through things and become a more caring person, and the more I listen, actually listen, to the struggles of those people I'm close to, the more empathetic I become.