I rather like it.Īnyway, we head back to the house and wait for the first guests to arrive. Night is one of the themes you're going to be hearing most often in the game, so give it a listen. How can I tell? Well it's simple, really. This also marks the point where day officially became night.

Some people like to hide in their houses at night and hope that the horrors go away. Having so much of the area illuminated will help us tonight. It helps you see better at night, and it looks kind of nice too.īefore the day completely turned to night, we've successfully placed torches all the way over to the 'smaller' large tree we saw in the previous update. I find that there's little reason to not illuminate the area around your home. Torches can be attached to any foreground object, as well as anywhere on a backwall. Light sources are at a premium in this game, and torchlight will probably be our go-to for a frustratingly long time to come. The things that come out once the sun goes down are incredibly aggressive, and will actively chase you around.Īlso demonstrated here is holding a torch in front of you for light. The daytime is rather mild, where typically the most dangerous thing you might fight on the surface is a slime passively bouncing around. The reason that players resented their Guides for opening the doors at night is that nighttime in Terraria worlds is incredibly dangerous. For a very long time people resented the Guide. Players would have to block NPCs in their homes at night by placing blocks in front of the doors so they couldn't get out. Early versions of the game had the Guide cheerfully opening the door at night and letting in the lurking horrors. Staying indoors at night had to be coded into the NPC AI behaviors. Once the sun finishes setting, he'll come back to his house and stay put for the night. Garrett has decided he has something important to do off to the right and has wandered off that way. Welcome to our first evening in Rivershire.

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