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== World Generation == | == World Generation == | ||
* Different versions of the game differ slightly, but mostly in regards to unique items and ultra late-game content. | * Different versions of the game differ slightly, but mostly in regards to unique crossover items and ultra late-game content. Play whichever is most convenient for you. | ||
* Start with a world at Normal difficulty, in Classic/Softcore. Higher difficulties, etc. are for veterans and people who play in large groups. | * Start with a world at Normal difficulty, in Classic/Softcore. Higher difficulties, etc. are for veterans and people who play in large groups. | ||
** Alternatively, Journey mode is roughly Terraria's equivalent of Minecraft's Creative Mode, but note that Journey characters are locked into Journey worlds (and vice-versa). | ** Alternatively, Journey mode is roughly Terraria's equivalent of Minecraft's Creative Mode, but note that Journey characters are locked into Journey worlds (and vice-versa). | ||