Sachys: John Shafted? ;)

SirPrimalform: Ohhhhh yeah.

Sachys: "Damn Shaft!
Can ya diggit?"

Aurora3500: Having played around with Journey Mode for awhile since the update came out. I can't recommend it enough.

Nirth: I noticed that. I found the Golfer but I haven't tried it yet. Is it fun?

dtgreene: And, of course, some players are not comfortable trying to get those things to work, but are more comfortable using a feature that's clearly in the game menus, Also, console versions of games usually don't have access to these features. (Once this update hits consoles, Journey mode will be very nice for those users.)

(In other words, a Journey mode accessible from the main menu is more accessible than the other methods of tinkering with the game.)

Spectre: That's a good idea too. The irony is Terraria is the type of game where players have to go off searching through wikis in order to find out more about the game.

Aurora3500: Having played around with Journey Mode for awhile since the update came out. I can't recommend it enough.

I don't consider myself a builder, and I always have an obsession with conserving absolutely everything that isn't renewable. My builds usually end up not being a lot more complex than rectangles/boxes made of granite/mushrooms/other materials.

With Journey Mode, it is a whole new way of playing. I love being able to duplicate items. There are many powers for you the player to choose to utilize or not. You can play the whole game on godmode and choose not to have enemies at all. Or you can make the game even harder than the legitimate master mode by having Master difficulty and an increased enemy spawn rate.

It is going to be difficult to go back from Journey Mode at this point. I already feel better about the builds I'm making in my new journey playthrough thanks to being able to research and create infinite items from those research at will.