A new Terraria 1.3 trailer was released today that is no joke. The video shows off people joining a game using Steams match making service. Before, you had to set up a server if you want to play a quick game with your friends. From there it's a frenzied battle on what looks to be a Martian themed event.

Terraria 1.3 looks like it will be the biggest update ever, which is impressive considering how massive 1.2 was.

Azurephile   Super Member wrote on 04/02/2015 at 02:12am

Wow! And the new music was playing, too! The background also shows flying saucers! This update is going to be fantastic, I can't wait!!!

Travis   Admin wrote on 04/02/2015 at 07:59pm

I think we still definitely should go for a dedicated server, but this is great for quick joins and stuff, so you don't HAVE to do that. Like if you just want to show me something in your world, it's much easier.

This is awesome. I can't believe how much has come out for this game since release. It's almost a different game!

Azurephile   Super Member wrote on 05/01/2015 at 05:02pm

Bee lovers, check out the new Bees Knees weapon showcased by ChippyGaming. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU_jd3qb1aU

It's May already and June is right next door. I'm hoping soon we'll have an official released date for 1.3.

jdodson   Admin   Post Author wrote on 05/02/2015 at 08:29pm

The bee stuff was one of my favorite parts of 1.2 so seeing that we will be getting more bee stuff is great. smile

Azurephile   Super Member wrote on 05/03/2015 at 05:00am

Yeah and it looks like they're getting their own biome! =)

Travis   Admin wrote on 05/03/2015 at 06:59am

Where did you see that? There was already the beehive sub-biome in 1.2 but I haven't seen anything about a full biome.

Azurephile   Super Member wrote on 05/03/2015 at 07:05am

Ok, I was slightly confused. In the Chippy Gaming video (at almost a minute into it), James says, "every world has about 3 to 4 bee biomes..." I saw the video and heard that and was thinking the bees were getting a much larger biome. I believe I was mistaken. So yes, they have their own sub-biomes and I'm sure that is what he meant.

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