These are currently only viewable as bestiary backgrounds.Layers 2 and 3 share a background with each other, whereas Layers 1 and 4 each use a unique background.Added Journey Mode research support to all Calamity items except those in relation to Arsenal Labs, the Rock, Starter Bag and unobtainable items in the Main and Music mods.
Added Aquatic Scourge Relic, Astrum Aureus Relic, Astrum Deus Relic, Brimstone Elemental Relic, Calamitas Clone Relic, Calamitas Relic, Ceaseless Void Relic, Crabulon Relic, Cragmaw Mire Relic, Cryogen Relic, Desert Scourge Relic, Devourer of Gods Relic, Draedon Relic, Dragonfolly Relic, Giant Clam Relic, Great Sand Shark Relic, Hive Mind Relic, Leviathan and Anahita Relic, Mauler Relic, Nuclear Terror Relic, Old Duke Relic, Perforators Relic, Plaguebringer Goliath Relic, Polterghast Relic, Profaned Guardians Relic, Providence Relic, Ravager Relic, Signus Relic, Slime God Relic, Storm Weaver Relic, and Yharon Relic.Added Adamantite Particle Accelerator and The Maelstrom.Added the "Calamity Style" Main Menu theme.Added Bestiary support to all Calamity enemies and bosses.Hiring (or even contracting) someone generates a lot of administrative work (and risk-taking), and is not a choice to be made lightly. If the Calamity devs would start working on Terraria they would need to sign non-disclosure agreements, they'd probably need to get paid, they'd need access to Re-Logic's communications infrastructure, yadda yadda yadda. Lastly, and least interestingly (but not least importantly), legal issues. So as you see, while you may feel that adding content at a rapid pace makes Terraria better, not everyone will agree with that. I for one very much enjoy quality of life updates, and I know that many people were very excited at the wiring update. That is but your opinion, and while I understand your point of view, and definitely don't think you're the only one who feels that way, isn't an universal opinion. This also leads me to your remark of (paraphrased) "updates without events or bosses not being interesting.". And it stands to reason that it's a lot harder to create content that pleases many people than it is to create content that pleases a niche group. So if you add something, you have to make sure everyone, or at least a very large majority of the players, likes it. Core game content, however, is not optional.
Modders are players too, and they add what they personally like, which doesn't mean that everyone else will. Others may simply not like Calamity's content, and therefore won't use it. Others may feel that, in fact, Terraria has enough content (or even too much) as it is, so aren't looking for anything that in their eyes 'bloats' the core game (something the current Terraria developers are already very wary of).
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Some people think that Terraria lacks content, so they would be eager to use a mod like Calamity.
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The reason mods like Calamity can implement so much stuff at such a quick pace is that they are optional.
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That is not to say that Calamity is a bad mod (I've never played it, or any mod for that matter, so I'm not in a position to judge), only that modding a game is substantially different than working on the core game itself, both from a technical point of view (modifying the source code and adding content through classes are very dissimilar) as well as process-wise. Designing good content, implementing it, running it through rigorous QA testing and ensuring it doesn't invalidate or compromise existing content, all while keeping in line with the game's concept and vision, is definitely not. Here's the thing: designing content is easy.
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