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Thats not how that works you don't use game health bars for scaling so if thats the only reason it doesn't workIt's a scaling chain. In fact the endgame Dryad can tank Moon Lord's hits.
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Thats not how that works you don't use game health bars for scaling so if thats the only reason it doesn't workIt's a scaling chain. In fact the endgame Dryad can tank Moon Lord's hits.
I don't remember using health bars. I remember her taking hits without being killed.Thats not how that works you don't use game health bars for scaling so if thats the only reason it doesn't work
Yeah, that's why the army was much stronger than the endgame Dryad. Zenith should upscale from them.She's taking hits from a weakened Cthulhu (Moon Lord). Nothing suggests she would be able to survive Cthulhu's original power, and nothing in the lore says anything does besides Cthulhu himself, and the power of all the Dyrads together. Moon Lord would only have been Universe level+ if he had fused his body with all the mechanical bosses, which never ended up happening.
?? what's "why" the army was stronger. You haven't really explained why Zenith would upscale Dryad civilization's AP.Yeah, that's why the army was much stronger than the endgame Dryad. Zenith should upscale from them.
Probably? I don't actually think the tier would change though given the difference between tiers gets so high, but I'm fine with that.Shouldn't we scale to 60x whatever value the galaxy stuff is since the respective pillar can drop up to 60 fragments which presumably make up the pillar we fight in some way.
I kinda got ignored when I first brought that up
it's in the same way that "power of a star" [with no further context] would only get you High 6-A because that's the energy put out by the Sun earch second (literally, its power)Is the wiki's main standard assumption for things like this just assuming the luminosity? The item is a ball of energy and it comes from a pillar based on a giant cloud of gas in space. I think the profile should say something like "Large Planet level, likely/possibly up to Solar System level", since I don't think there's a discernable way to confirm what it's using.
technically NPCs get more armor as you beat bosses, enter hard mode, and read the two books that exist just to buff NPCsAnd endgame Dryad doesn't exist, her durability stays stagnant the whole game
Are you doing this on purpose? Why the **** would the Zenith upscale the Dryads? Obviously the Dryads would upscale the Zenith.?? what's "why" the army was stronger. You haven't really explained why Zenith would upscale Dryad civilization's AP.
And endgame Dryad doesn't exist, her durability stays stagnant the whole game. Actually that would mean her surviving a hit would just be game mechanics since early game is blatantly nowhere near on the same power as Moon Lord they're using wooden swords and yo-yos. Akin to how we have Cirno at City Block despite in-game surviving Reimu's attacks, or how a naked Link in BotW can theoretically take on Ganon. Dryad on her own shouldn't be able to canonically survive that.
Like this is not true at all. Moon Lord's bestiary entry says "The mastermind behind all terrors which befall the world, freed from his lunar prison. Practically a god, his power knows no limits."Moon Lord is never stated to be comparable to the gods. They're only stated to be "immeasurable" in power when they were Cthulhu. As Moon Lord, they're not talked about nearly as power
An entire race who couldn't even kill Cthulhu while tapping into the power of the planet vs a blade made several of the strongest weapons in the Terrarian's arsenal including weapons that could be among the weapons used against the pillars and can compete with solar melee weapons and the moon lord, as well as two weapons stronger than the ones used to kill the moon lord. The moon lord isn't stated to still be weaker than Cthulhu we have evidence pretty much every body part he lost came back (I don't think anything in the lore explains the missing legs).Are you doing this on purpose? Why the **** would the Zenith upscale the Dryads? Obviously the Dryads would upscale the Zenith.
So is this agreeing with me...?An entire race who couldn't even kill Cthulhu while tapping into the power of the planet vs a blade made several of the strongest weapons in the Terrarian's arsenal including weapons that could be among the weapons used against the pillars and can compete with solar melee weapons and the moon lord, as well as two weapons stronger than the ones used to kill the moon lord. The moon lord isn't stated to still be weaker than Cthulhu we have evidence pretty much every body part he lost came back (I don't think anything in the lore explains the missing legs).
They drop up to hundred in expert and master mode. The most blatantly impressive feat they have of moving planets is possibly with 15. Plus for the pillars it is hard to say how much of that power is being directed towards summoning creatures, the forcefield, or sealing moon lord. Hell Nebula is the only pillar without a direct attack.Shouldn't we scale to 60x whatever value the galaxy stuff is since the respective pillar can drop up to 60 fragments which presumably make up the pillar we fight in some way.
I kinda got ignored when I first brought that up
Honestly at this point I am not sure which side you want higher, but I am pretty sure it should be the zenith.So is this agreeing with me...?
Pillars changing the background aren't being used in any of the arguments tho but they'd just be support if anything if they wereTo be honest, I don't think the Pillars should be actually used as a feat. It is a cosmetic background change that goes away when you move away from it. I'm still fully thinking we should just have endgame level characters scale to Universe level.
Disagree with Galaxy.The tooltip for the Nebula Fragment states that it contains the power of a whole galaxy, pretty straightforward. These are used to craft armor and weapons. Should scale to end-game Terrarian, Celestial Towers, and Moon Lord. Now how is this not just some random one-off statement and actually impressive? Well first, the Celestial Towers pulling the planets close is easily a very casual feat, since it's done as a byproduct by their presence, and they still have the power to have a whole army to fight the Terrarian before being defeated.
I think that's already the consensus.Disagree with Galaxy.
"Power of the Galaxy" does not mean 3-C, because the tier is gotten through an omni-directional explosion that obliterates everything within the galaxy, and not the power of said galaxy itself.
Just like the "power of the Earth" is not 5-B, but just around High 6-A, same with the Sun.
I think only 1 person thinks that mean 3-C, we've for the majority already established that that'd be 5-A and dis the math here alreadyDisagree with Galaxy.
"Power of the Galaxy" does not mean 3-C, because the tier is gotten through an omni-directional explosion that obliterates everything within the galaxy, and not the power of said galaxy itself.
Just like the "power of the Earth" is not 5-B, but just around High 6-A, same with the Sun.
I'm not saying they upscaled. That's sort of what I'm arguing against.Are you doing this on purpose? Why the **** would the Zenith upscale the Dryads? Obviously the Dryads would upscale the Zenith.
It sounded like you were saying the Zenith would upscale Dryad civilization (when it existed, even though Zenith and Dryad civilization have never met or interacted). What's your argument again? Is it that Zenith upscales the Dryad civilization or that it downscales.Yeah, that's why the army was much stronger than the endgame Dryad. Zenith should upscale from them.
Oh then nvm on the game mechanics arg I made. But still why would endgame gear scale to the Dryad civilization if they never got to interact at any pointtechnically NPCs get more armor as you beat bosses, enter hard mode, and read the two books that exist just to buff NPCs
He was weakened down to the point that life on the planet was a threat to him and he couldnt rule over it, even with all of Dryad life was removed besides 1 lone Dryad. The highest non-Hard Mode thing on the planet is Moon level Wall of Flesh.I don't think we should assume that Moon Lord is vastly below the level has was at as Cthulhu
Keyword: practically. To those on Terraria thats basically what Moon Lord is. Because there is practically no difference between something like a City level and a Planet level explosion to a regular human at the epicenter.Like this is not true at all. Moon Lord's bestiary entry says "The mastermind behind all terrors which befall the world, freed from his lunar prison. Practically a god, his power knows no limits."
I feel like we're looking at wordplay that's meant to not be taken absolutely literally, literally. People use "limitless" and "without limits" to refer to things that are just insanely powerful. "The limitless power of the Sun".Moon Lord was weakened after losing to the Dryads, as the Lunatic Cult was making the Mechanical Bosses to restore it to full strength, but Moon Lord is still described as a god with limitless power. Both "his power knows no limits" and the whole "fury of a universe" thing seem to support that the Moon Lord is still at universal levels of power.
...HOLY SHIT I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THAT THE ****. Yeah his ass straight up healed every single body part the mechanical bosses were designed to repair back in the meantime. Also found out that this secret boss exists. Yeah I'm fine with Uni+ Terrarian because of this.In addition, the Moon Lord seems to have regained power himself, without the Lunatic Cult's help. The lore says that he was hiding on the dark side of the moon, regaining his strength. The Lunatic Cultists were making the Mechanical Bosses to replace his organs: the Twins as his eyes, the Destroyer as his spine, and Skeleton Prime as his skull, with a mechanical brain being a work in progress that the player interrupts by rescuing the Mechanic. When we see Moon Lord, he has eyes, a spine, a skull, and brain. So, the damage the Dryads did to him seems to be mostly healed.
So you are on-board with Moon Lord scaling to Cthulhu based on this? Also, do you think that this lore is enough to warrant Mechdusa scaling to Moon Lord, since it was an attempt to rebuild Cthulhu, or no?...HOLY SHIT I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THAT THE ****. Yeah his ass straight up healed every single body part the mechanical bosses were designed to repair back in the meantime. Also found out that this secret boss exists. Yeah I'm fine with Uni+ Terrarian because of this.
Yeah I think Moon Lord by you fight him = Cthulhu. Mechdusa, isn't Moon Lord though who he himself was Uni+, so it's a little questionable cuz the Moon Lord part I think was needed to be Uni+ total. But Mechdusa should just downscale. I'd say "At least Large Planet, likely Universe level+" but im down with just putting them at Uni+So you are on-board with Moon Lord scaling to Cthulhu based on this? Also, do you think that this lore is enough to warrant Mechdusa scaling to Moon Lord, since it was an attempt to rebuild Cthulhu, or no?
I think possibly works best in this case not outrightYeah I think Moon Lord by you fight him = Cthulhu. Mechdusa, isn't Moon Lord though who he himself was Uni+, so it's a little questionable cuz the Moon Lord part I think was needed to be Uni+ total. But Mechdusa should just downscale. I'd say "At least Large Planet, likely Universe level+" but im down with just putting them at Uni+
It shouldn't, but they would in theory both scale to the squid guy Moon/Cthulu which is effectively the same I was just saying that because the we have a guide profile.Oh then nvm on the game mechanics arg I made. But still why would endgame gear scale to the Dryad civilization if they never got to interact at any point
We currently have NPCs scale to Wall of Flesh, so I assume they wouldn't scale to Moon Lord's level of power. And NPCs don't really hurt each other in the game.We should look at how much the NPCs get their stats buffed by. Like what is their endgame defense and damage?
HereWe should look at how much the NPCs get their stats buffed by. Like what is their endgame defense and damage?
Terraria is the name of the universe not the singular planet, a threat to terraria is a threat to everything not just your worldAlright so I recently read something, Dryad mentions Terraria. "Be safe; Terraria needs you!" She uses the world name for most purposes so I think it does threaten to put the nail in the coffin for my Terraria referring to the planet argument besides maybe something involving it just being a second name just to be safe though I am going to check the crossover with dungeon defenders
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I was conceding my argument? That said on a personal level the dungeon defenders 2 information annoys me, "The Dryad is a physical manifestation of the will of Terraria itself. With the wisdom of untold ages, she's taken up arms to protect and defend her home against evil and corruption. Her World Tree is an anchor for all of her ferocious defenses." The universe isn't said to have a will and she is connected to the planet in other lore. I'll blame it on the fact it was early in comparison to the later lore.Terraria is the name of the universe not the singular planet, a threat to terraria is a threat to everything not just your world
I do not want to rehash that yet again
Ah okay I somehow misread thatI was conceding my argument? That said on a personal level the dungeon defenders 2 information annoys me, "The Dryad is a physical manifestation of the will of Terraria itself. With the wisdom of untold ages, she's taken up arms to protect and defend her home against evil and corruption. Her World Tree is an anchor for all of her ferocious defenses." The universe isn't said to have a will and she is connected to the planet in other lore. I'll blame it on the fact it was early in comparison to the later lore.
I think the 5A calc didn’t take the supermassive black hole in the center of the galaxy into account, someone asked a calc group person and they said that it should be included. It should probably be recalced.I think only 1 person thinks that mean 3-C, we've for the majority already established that that'd be 5-A and dis the math here already
Yeah that's true its only every starI think the 5A calc didn’t take the supermassive black hole in the center of the galaxy into account, someone asked a calc group person and they said that it should be included. It should probably be recalced.
Its important at least for the Pillar tiers and for some other ratings but the Cthulhu will be Universe+ the power of the galaxy thing is really just supportHow important is the "power of a galaxy" thing? Are we going for "At least Tier, likely Universe level+" or just straight Universe level+? Should we split the agree votes for that?