@@InternetCrusader-rb7ls Sure, some steel alloys have slightly higher tensile strength than titanium, but I doubt the Terraria character is mixing in any manganese, chromium, cobalt, or nickel into his steel, meaning the steel you make in game is just simple primative steel, which is much less strong, but let's just assume he somehow magically made a modern steel alloy using his primitive tools, titanium is still much better and more versatile in many different ways Titanium is lighter and stronger for its weight. This is critical for applications where both strength and weight are factors, such as tools that actually need to be lugged around by somebody, like a pickaxe or a sword. Titanium also has excellent fatigue resistance, meaning it can withstand repeated stress cycles without failure. On the other hand, steel is much more susceptible to fatigue cracking and will wear down far quicker. If you're still not convinced, let's run through all the basic properties of metals and see which is better 1. Hardness: Titanium has a Mohs hardness value of 6, while steel only has a value of 4-4.5 Titanium 1, steel 0 2: Yield strength (the force needed to bend it out of shape): While modern steel's yield strength is much higher, primative steel's yield strength is about 220 mega pascals, while titanium is 240, so titanium wins again. Titanium 2, steel 0 3: Toughness (potential of the material to absorb sudden shock or impact without deforming) For primitive steel, fracture toughness might be around 20-40 MPa·m^1/2. For titanium, fracture toughness is generally in the range of 50-100 MPa·m^1/2. Titanium 3, steel 0 Brittleness: I couldn't find exact numbers for this, but it's said that unalloyed steel is much more brittle than titanium Titanium 4, steel 0 I can't even think of anything else that could be relevant. Compressive strength? We're not designing a building, so that's basically irrelevant. Ductility? We're not trying to make wires out of it, so that's irrelevant too. Seems like titanium is better than unalloyed steel in every area, and better than alloyed steel in many areas still. The only problem titanium has is how rare it is
@@massivecowbreakout7555 Every time you see something say that says that titanium is stronger than steel, it’s almost always referring to mild steel vs titanium or one of its alloys. When compared to High carbon steel (not even alloy steel,) titanium is severely outclassed in terms of relevant sword and tool making properties. Titanium’s shear modulus (which is an indication of a material's rigidity and its resistance to deformation due to shear stress,) is 44 GPa, while Steel’s is 80 Steel 1, Titanium 0 Steel’s Young’s Modulus (which tells us how easily it can stretch and deform) is 203 GPa, while titanium’s is 116. Steel 2, Titanium 0 Low carbon steel tends to have a mohs hardness of around 4, but steels with a higher carbon content can be hardened to have a hardness of from 7-8, while titanium is 6. Steel 3, Titanium 0 Titanium’s tensile yield strength and ultimate yield strength are 140 MPa and 220 MPa respectively, while steel’s are 533 MPa and 795 MPa. Steel 4, Titanium 0 Steel’s fatigue strength is its tensile strength divided by 2, so it is more fatigue resistant than Titanium. Steel 5, Titanium 0 The main thing Titanium has going for it is its strength to weight ratio, which isn’t even the best thing if you want a sword that is heavy enough to do damage. Finally, if the terrarian can make PURE TITANIUM, which is hard to get from ore, (as well as notoriously hard to machine with MODERN tools,) and make tools out of it then surely they can make high carbon steel easily.
i need a mod that, when you fight the moon lord, it teleports you to a moon that's out of the normal world, and that's where luminite naturally generates
@@dustybeam1559 there is enough room to believe that hallowed *was* an ore, just mined and used exclusively for the creation of the mechs after the hallow was long sealed away. The fact remains that it isn't obtainable in-game, however.
The moon does seem like it's a villain since it causes a lot of the events like the frost and harvest moon, the blood moon, and the solar eclipse. It's also creepily close during the pillars
Wow, this may be a coincidence but that would make sense, having even the moon lord as the final boss A theory I had was that it’s intentional that solar flare is endgame armor, the solar eclipse is between golem and moon lord, and you can fight moon lord. It’s like an eclipse, the moon (moon lord) vs the sun (you in solar flare armor)
Hallow's Demonite/Crimtane, it was sealed away long enough for all remaining material to be mined exclusively for the mechs. I believe they are all the same material, just formed under the different infections.
Man terraria lore is already so cool but head canon will always be my go to for things that leave you wondering like that, just imagining some lovecraftian cult using magic metals to revive and upgrade primordial beings is such an awesome concept and I love how the mech bosses are just pre hardmode bosses but buffed up and scarier
Another fun fact about luminite!: Sometimes, when placing luminite down, but not in brick nor bar form, in 'ore' form, your metal detector detects it. but since luminite isn't to be mined normally, the metal detector has no text for luminite! So instead it just says " Detected nearby!"
While these origins make total sense, I'm pretty sure the ideas for ores like Adamantite and Mythril were actually taken from Final Fantasy IV, a game that Redigit already put a TON of references to in Terraria - in that game, Adamantite was the strongest metal, as Terrarian Adamantite was in 1.1. I actually asked this question before in some fan mail, and they indirectly confirmed this was the case. Wouldn't doubt that's where Final Fantasy got the ores from, though
To be fair, the vid explained the actual origin of the metals, not a possible source of reference in the middle of the path. Just saying „used them because they are also in FF IV“ would not have been very interesting, I think ^^
@@borgthepigI remember when Rediggit posted that he lost files stored with Google Apps including several GB of Lord of Rings footage, so his hypothesis stands.
Orichalcum is most likely not fictional. Ancient Roman and Greek sources frequently describe them in non-mythical contexts, and most historians agree that it existed in some form. In 2015, a sunken ship was discovered containing ingots of what some believe might be orichalcum, though the identity of the metal isn't conclusive. Orichalcum is described as a sort of copper alloy, though we don't necessarily know how it was made. But it almost certainly existed. What is fictional is their portrayal in media though. Orichalcum in Terraria, and other fantasy games like Elder Scrolls, portray the metal as some sort of natural ore (rather than an alloy) that is much stronger than steel (in actuality it was most likely comparable to bronze or brass), and having unusual colours (it was a yellow-orange colour in real life)
I’ve never understood why they had all these mythical, mysterious and fantastical metals for hardmode, and then plain, normal, boring titanium is better than most of them.
bro, just saying, the moon slowly falling in the sky while you protect the world and fight the minions in one last epic fight, before the moon comes into reach slowly falling into the world and you have to attack it as it falls without dying to minions and attacks would be insane
Man this editing is so well done but simple at the same time. A genuinely Impressive job and a lot more than a typical shorts especially, especially terraria themed. Goodluck with the youtube grind soldier. (Program?)
Mythril, Orichalcum and Adamantite are also heavily ingrained into the fantasy genre starting with the Final Fantasy series. Mythril was a sort of upgrade to your regular beginner weapon while Orichalcum and Adamantite was used for an ultimate weapon like FFI and FFIV's Excalibur. Orichalcum is also used to make the Ultima Weapon in the Kingdom Hearts series, which usually serves as Sora's best weapon in the game (though the other main Keyblade wielders like Terra, Ventus, Aqua also wield it if memory serves)
Mythril and Adamantite were already heavily ingrained into the fantasy genre before FF. Final Fantasy drew from popular western fantasy following lines from Tolkien and other elder fantasy writers.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but a quick Google search suggests that "Orichalcum" is actually a very real metal, and I believe it's a very very old alloy, but I didn't do a lot of research. Neat
Orichalcum is a real alloy! Allegedly, it was used to decorate the ancient Greek temple of Poseidon. Its pink color in game probably comes from the fact that it was described by the Greeks as having a reddish appearance when light shone upon it. In real life, Orichalcum is just brass with a larger than usual proportion of copper. The Romans used it to make coins.
All the ores in hard mode are actually real ores but they aren't as majestic and op as in terraria. Cobalt is used on phones and the rest I'm not to sure. Titanium is the strongest In density and very heavy like tungsten
This is bullshit. I'm not even trying to be rude lol. But he literally pointed them out as being fake in the video. Yes titanium, cobalt, and palladium are real but literally every other hard mode ore is fake which includes: Mithril, Adamantite, Orichulcum, Hallowed, Chlorphyte, Specter, Shroomite, and Luminite. Even some of the pre hardmode ores are fictional as well including: Demonite, Crimtane and Hellstone. Even so, bscly no metal in terraria would be very effective for making actual weaponry and armor. Sure iron could be used to make that kinda stuff, steel is far more superior. In fact steel should really be the only thing you should be using to make weapons and armor in real life. Take everything in video games with a grain of salt. I apologize for taking this youtube comment so seriously, i have adhd and i have nothing better to do in my life.
Close, but not completely. Adamantite does orginate from Greek Mythology, but it's specifically an unbreakable metal forged by Hephaestus used to keep the Titan Prometheus chained to the rocks to have guts eaten by eagles every day as punishment for giving mortals fire. It was first mentioned in Prometheus Bound written by Aeschylus.
would be cool if after you defeat moon lord, it gives the text, “You feel a pull from the moon. You have 10 days left.” And then each night the moon gets closer and closer until day 10. The it says, “The Moon has arrived!” and then the Moon crashes somewhere on the map. You get overflooded with aliens from all sides, and they keep coming and the sky is darker, only stars lighting it. Then, if you find the Moon, you can kill it while it floats around, evading attacks and trying to crush you.
It would be cool if in a future update when you defeat the moon lord it would unlock the top edge of the world and fly to the moon and mine luminite. Like you broke the moon lord's "barrier" keeping you in
Idea: once moon lord dies a meteor will fall (like the one after eater or brain) but it has luminite ore instead of meteorite and the title is “a moon has fallen” instead of “a meteor has fallen”
they should make it to spawn an event to make the moon falling down that makes the whole desert moon rocks and luminite, you should get a lunar hook, drop the celestial dial [or the moon lord spawn whatever its called] into the ground from the sky, then just using the lunar hook grab the celestial dial, and the moon, and pull them together
The reason chlorophyte is a plant is called that is because of something implants called chlorophyll I don’t exactly remember what it does but it kinda like helps the plant live. I think it’s part of the sunlight transformation
My guess where Luminite comes from is Moonlord had surgery done so he's in stable enough condition to move around, those "heavenly pebbles" were his bone braces, pacemakers, and other metal plates and protstetics near fatality mutilated people have, all neatly woven under his skin by the local Lunatic Cultist at around the time the player was in Pre-Hardmode, then he spent Hardmode recovering from such an invasive surgery and by the time he got better, he was too late to stop them...
@@FarisJ2011 That shit is self-explanatory. The concept of good and evil converted into something tangible, it's a game of fantasy, that can be a thing. By the looks of it, most likely gold and iron influended by those concepts.
crimtane and demonite are also fictionalization
I’m so dumb for forgetting that
Though I guess their origins are quite obvious.
Hellstone too
Shroomite
@@judeoberfoell shroomite isn't even an ore
@@maxohara6684 oh yeah i forgor about that
They should totally add the falling moon idea as a separate thing in the future, sounds really cool and terrifying at the same time
The moon is collapsing!
I thought lunar hooks can grapple the moon
Until then, we have Fargo's Souls DLC to add the Ceiling of Moon Lord
terraria 2 idea
hermitcraft moment
Which is kinda funny considering that Cobalt, Palladium, and Titanium are all very real metals that are all known for being stupidly hard to break.
Also Palladium is stupidly rare and valuable
Yeah, take that Minecraft, with your weak ass swords
Diamonds, really? Diamonds are hard but definitely not strong. They’re like glass
Steel is still much stronger than all of them, including titanium.
@@InternetCrusader-rb7ls Sure, some steel alloys have slightly higher tensile strength than titanium, but I doubt the Terraria character is mixing in any manganese, chromium, cobalt, or nickel into his steel, meaning the steel you make in game is just simple primative steel, which is much less strong, but let's just assume he somehow magically made a modern steel alloy using his primitive tools, titanium is still much better and more versatile in many different ways
Titanium is lighter and stronger for its weight. This is critical for applications where both strength and weight are factors, such as tools that actually need to be lugged around by somebody, like a pickaxe or a sword.
Titanium also has excellent fatigue resistance, meaning it can withstand repeated stress cycles without failure. On the other hand, steel is much more susceptible to fatigue cracking and will wear down far quicker.
If you're still not convinced, let's run through all the basic properties of metals and see which is better
1. Hardness:
Titanium has a Mohs hardness value of 6, while steel only has a value of 4-4.5
Titanium 1, steel 0
2: Yield strength (the force needed to bend it out of shape):
While modern steel's yield strength is much higher, primative steel's yield strength is about 220 mega pascals, while titanium is 240, so titanium wins again.
Titanium 2, steel 0
3: Toughness (potential of the material to absorb sudden shock or impact without deforming)
For primitive steel, fracture toughness might be around 20-40 MPa·m^1/2. For titanium, fracture toughness is generally in the range of 50-100 MPa·m^1/2.
Titanium 3, steel 0
Brittleness:
I couldn't find exact numbers for this, but it's said that unalloyed steel is much more brittle than titanium
Titanium 4, steel 0
I can't even think of anything else that could be relevant. Compressive strength? We're not designing a building, so that's basically irrelevant. Ductility? We're not trying to make wires out of it, so that's irrelevant too. Seems like titanium is better than unalloyed steel in every area, and better than alloyed steel in many areas still. The only problem titanium has is how rare it is
@@massivecowbreakout7555
Every time you see something say that says that titanium is stronger than steel, it’s almost always referring to mild steel vs titanium or one of its alloys. When compared to High carbon steel (not even alloy steel,) titanium is severely outclassed in terms of relevant sword and tool making properties.
Titanium’s shear modulus (which is an indication of a material's rigidity and its resistance to deformation due to shear stress,) is 44 GPa, while Steel’s is 80
Steel 1, Titanium 0
Steel’s Young’s Modulus (which tells us how easily it can stretch and deform) is 203 GPa, while titanium’s is 116.
Steel 2, Titanium 0
Low carbon steel tends to have a mohs hardness of around 4, but steels with a higher carbon content can be hardened to have a hardness of from 7-8, while titanium is 6.
Steel 3, Titanium 0
Titanium’s tensile yield strength and ultimate yield strength are 140 MPa and 220 MPa respectively, while steel’s are 533 MPa
and 795 MPa.
Steel 4, Titanium 0
Steel’s fatigue strength is its tensile strength divided by 2, so it is more fatigue resistant than Titanium.
Steel 5, Titanium 0
The main thing Titanium has going for it is its strength to weight ratio, which isn’t even the best thing if you want a sword that is heavy enough to do damage.
Finally, if the terrarian can make PURE TITANIUM, which is hard to get from ore, (as well as notoriously hard to machine with MODERN tools,) and make tools out of it then surely they can make high carbon steel easily.
i need a mod that, when you fight the moon lord, it teleports you to a moon that's out of the normal world, and that's where luminite naturally generates
ok so where do i download
this can probably be made, albeit low quality, in under a week
Calamity mod has a similar thing, it spawns planets after beating ml
@@gamerlizard6672 i know, i've played calamity. i mean you get sent to a subworld that's a moonlord boss area with special characteristics
Or maybe when you kill the cultist a portal opens to the moon where you do dhe pillars first and then moonlord
fun fact, in terraria 2 you can, in fact, mine luminite on the moon. source: trust me bro
The upcoming mod named Macrocosm lets you do exactly that
I trust you bro
@@Opt1musPr1meK thank you bro
Melee class players on their way to say "trust me bro i can tank" 5 seconds before getting brutally slaughtered by the boss
@@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179 me before i decided maybe guns are the better solution to my problems than the funny oversized sword
Next video should cover crimtane, demonite, hellstone, hallowed, shroomite, and spectre bars.
And then there is meteorite, although it's pretty obvious it's from space, it is clearly made from some unknown material
Hallowed, shroomite and spectre aren't ores though
@@dustybeam1559 there is enough room to believe that hallowed *was* an ore, just mined and used exclusively for the creation of the mechs after the hallow was long sealed away.
The fact remains that it isn't obtainable in-game, however.
Shroomite and Spectre are alloys not ores. Not sure about Hallowed, but I've always thought of it as the alloy the mechanical bosses are made of
@Acevant exactly what i was saying
Oricalcum is considered to have existed at some point in time, it’s an alloy consisting of mostly copper with a quarter of it made of zinc
Ah, the og American pennies.
Is that not just brass?
That's... That's just brass!
Thats brass man, come now
Funny thing about orichalcum, its actually an alloy of bronze and other metals, just not purple. Pretty cool
Brass
@@LsavCrazy i mean you're kinda right, its a brass alloy
The moon does seem like it's a villain since it causes a lot of the events like the frost and harvest moon, the blood moon, and the solar eclipse. It's also creepily close during the pillars
Wow, this may be a coincidence but that would make sense, having even the moon lord as the final boss
A theory I had was that it’s intentional that solar flare is endgame armor, the solar eclipse is between golem and moon lord, and you can fight moon lord. It’s like an eclipse, the moon (moon lord) vs the sun (you in solar flare armor)
Demonite, Crimtane, and Hellstone: Bro WTF
BRO I WAS ABOUT TO COMMENT THAT
... guess I'll still comment that
hallowed: ........
Shroomite lol
@@milkmafioso5117 spectre and technically meteorite too
What about hallowed bars? Since they are dropped exclusively by the mechanical bosses, maybe it is the alloy that makes the 3 mech bosses.
basically like "god" iron bars
Hallow's Demonite/Crimtane, it was sealed away long enough for all remaining material to be mined exclusively for the mechs. I believe they are all the same material, just formed under the different infections.
@@TrippOnPower i like that theory, it makes a lot more sense now that youve pointed that out
Man terraria lore is already so cool but head canon will always be my go to for things that leave you wondering like that, just imagining some lovecraftian cult using magic metals to revive and upgrade primordial beings is such an awesome concept and I love how the mech bosses are just pre hardmode bosses but buffed up and scarier
@@bandawin18 the mechs are actually supposed to be parts of the moon lords body that were recreated for him
Chlorophyte is named after "chlorophyll" and the common suffix for ores, "ite"
Terraria modders gonna make some awesome ores with this sacred knowledge
Another fun fact about luminite!:
Sometimes, when placing luminite down, but not in brick nor bar form, in 'ore' form, your metal detector detects it. but since luminite isn't to be mined normally, the metal detector has no text for luminite! So instead it just says " Detected nearby!"
While these origins make total sense, I'm pretty sure the ideas for ores like Adamantite and Mythril were actually taken from Final Fantasy IV, a game that Redigit already put a TON of references to in Terraria - in that game, Adamantite was the strongest metal, as Terrarian Adamantite was in 1.1. I actually asked this question before in some fan mail, and they indirectly confirmed this was the case.
Wouldn't doubt that's where Final Fantasy got the ores from, though
To be fair, the vid explained the actual origin of the metals, not a possible source of reference in the middle of the path. Just saying „used them because they are also in FF IV“ would not have been very interesting, I think ^^
Yep, I can confirm Mithril came from Lord Of The Rings. Wouldn’t be surprised if Tolkien got it as inspiration from somewhere else though.
@@borgthepigI remember when Rediggit posted that he lost files stored with Google Apps including several GB of Lord of Rings footage, so his hypothesis stands.
Damn, can't wait to find hallowed bars irl
All you gotta do is smelt some iron into bars, then cool it in holy water. It has to be holy water, or it won’t work. It will just be normal iron
Or you could take a pair of prosthetic eyes from a blind person and destroy them, they’ll drop a few bars and some souls of sight
Ah yes, my favourite element, hellstone
Out of all the hardmode ores, Palladium and Titanium stick out like a sore thumb because they actually exist.
Cobalt?
Cobalt exists aswell, only half the pre mech ores are fictional
Cobalt is real.
The early hardmode ores are split in 2 categories, real and not real
Yall have never seen spectre bars or hallowed bars
(Oh shit I forgot yall haven’t been to heaven yet)
So diamonds are great in terraria after all?
Technically.
@@UnclePhil6705
Being technically correct is the best kind of correct
@@AbdellatifMohamed Nice reference
Yes, diamond hook and also.. uhh. ah.... ....
diamonds are unbreakable
Orichalcum is a real ancient alloy lost to history
Don’t we have some of the bars from a shipreck or something?
And how the fuck would you know that then
Almost feels like when teacher give meaning to nothing but in a good way this time.
Stu main here. Loved the fact you put stu over melodie. Also rlly enjoyed the vid, keep up the good work, much love ❤️.
Orichalcum is most likely not fictional. Ancient Roman and Greek sources frequently describe them in non-mythical contexts, and most historians agree that it existed in some form. In 2015, a sunken ship was discovered containing ingots of what some believe might be orichalcum, though the identity of the metal isn't conclusive. Orichalcum is described as a sort of copper alloy, though we don't necessarily know how it was made. But it almost certainly existed.
What is fictional is their portrayal in media though. Orichalcum in Terraria, and other fantasy games like Elder Scrolls, portray the metal as some sort of natural ore (rather than an alloy) that is much stronger than steel (in actuality it was most likely comparable to bronze or brass), and having unusual colours (it was a yellow-orange colour in real life)
Title: Terraria has fictional ores
Video: explains where they came from in actual moments of history
Historical mythology. Mythology is the keyword there.
I’ve never understood why they had all these mythical, mysterious and fantastical metals for hardmode, and then plain, normal, boring titanium is better than most of them.
And why is Cobalt a hardmode material?
It's 50/50 titanium or adamantite
I was really hoping to see someone say you ‘missed colbalt’
I found someone who actually said that
Shroomite: Am I a joke to you?
Tbh its an alloy
Spectre: bro...
This channel scratches my Terraria itch, I feel like I’m constantly learning things from here
Your voice is pleasant and your video is well edited you deserve a subscribe ❤
The idea of mithril existed before Tolkien. Before him, it was usually a blend of silver and another metal
It would be so sick as a boss fight on or with a falling moon would be so sick, I can see it kinda like the ruin from starbound.
That aether music hits hard
bro, just saying, the moon slowly falling in the sky while you protect the world and fight the minions in one last epic fight, before the moon comes into reach slowly falling into the world and you have to attack it as it falls without dying to minions and attacks would be insane
Mithril having nothing to do with the word myth boggles my mind
Man this editing is so well done but simple at the same time. A genuinely Impressive job and a lot more than a typical shorts especially, especially terraria themed. Goodluck with the youtube grind soldier. (Program?)
Orichalcum is actually an alternate spelling of Aurichalcum, literally, "gold copper." It was an ancient name for brass.
Mythril, Orichalcum and Adamantite are also heavily ingrained into the fantasy genre starting with the Final Fantasy series. Mythril was a sort of upgrade to your regular beginner weapon while Orichalcum and Adamantite was used for an ultimate weapon like FFI and FFIV's Excalibur. Orichalcum is also used to make the Ultima Weapon in the Kingdom Hearts series, which usually serves as Sora's best weapon in the game (though the other main Keyblade wielders like Terra, Ventus, Aqua also wield it if memory serves)
Mythril and Adamantite were already heavily ingrained into the fantasy genre before FF. Final Fantasy drew from popular western fantasy following lines from Tolkien and other elder fantasy writers.
Mythril did NOT come from Final Fantasy. It’s from lord of the rings
the moon lord took some snacks for his bro. bro sadly was split up.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but a quick Google search suggests that "Orichalcum" is actually a very real metal, and I believe it's a very very old alloy, but I didn't do a lot of research.
Neat
I've played terraria for over 8 years and I've never been able to pronounce "Orichalcum"
Oh my… shroomites real! Alongsides… guh… crimtane and demonite
i really like your shorts! thanks
To think that they almost pulled off a Zelda.
Orichalcum is a real alloy! Allegedly, it was used to decorate the ancient Greek temple of Poseidon. Its pink color in game probably comes from the fact that it was described by the Greeks as having a reddish appearance when light shone upon it. In real life, Orichalcum is just brass with a larger than usual proportion of copper. The Romans used it to make coins.
Crimtane? Demonite? Hellstone? *Hallowed bars?*
Hallowed doesnt need explanation. Hallow means holy which means you can only assume it means "holy metal" or "holy bars"
The moment you realize the jungle can spread throughout the world.
Hollowed bar
Aint an ore
Fun fact: clorophite is also a common type of algae, that can come in many forms, from unicelularity to colonial macroscopic organism.
All the ores in hard mode are actually real ores but they aren't as majestic and op as in terraria. Cobalt is used on phones and the rest I'm not to sure. Titanium is the strongest In density and very heavy like tungsten
No titanium is very lightweight
wut titanium is very light
@@Gravity_304 wait really? Mb for misinformation I'm guessing it's the strongest to the weight it has if I recall
This is bullshit. I'm not even trying to be rude lol. But he literally pointed them out as being fake in the video. Yes titanium, cobalt, and palladium are real but literally every other hard mode ore is fake which includes: Mithril, Adamantite, Orichulcum, Hallowed, Chlorphyte, Specter, Shroomite, and Luminite. Even some of the pre hardmode ores are fictional as well including: Demonite, Crimtane and Hellstone. Even so, bscly no metal in terraria would be very effective for making actual weaponry and armor. Sure iron could be used to make that kinda stuff, steel is far more superior. In fact steel should really be the only thing you should be using to make weapons and armor in real life. Take everything in video games with a grain of salt. I apologize for taking this youtube comment so seriously, i have adhd and i have nothing better to do in my life.
sorry last thing it's like 1 am im sorry but osmium is actaully the densest naturally occurring metal as far as im concerned
Chlorophyte specifically is named after chlorophyll which is what plants use for cellular resperation, and is what makes plants green
It's named after chlorophytes which are a phylum of plants.
Close, but not completely. Adamantite does orginate from Greek Mythology, but it's specifically an unbreakable metal forged by Hephaestus used to keep the Titan Prometheus chained to the rocks to have guts eaten by eagles every day as punishment for giving mortals fire. It was first mentioned in Prometheus Bound written by Aeschylus.
terraria content but minecraft xp sounds at the end lmfao
Fun fact: the chloraphyte bar is the only hard mode ore to use the pre-hard mode bar base sprite!
would be cool if after you defeat moon lord, it gives the text, “You feel a pull from the moon. You have 10 days left.” And then each night the moon gets closer and closer until day 10. The it says, “The Moon has arrived!” and then the Moon crashes somewhere on the map. You get overflooded with aliens from all sides, and they keep coming and the sky is darker, only stars lighting it. Then, if you find the Moon, you can kill it while it floats around, evading attacks and trying to crush you.
It would be cool if in a future update when you defeat the moon lord it would unlock the top edge of the world and fly to the moon and mine luminite. Like you broke the moon lord's "barrier" keeping you in
Idea: once moon lord dies a meteor will fall (like the one after eater or brain) but it has luminite ore instead of meteorite and the title is “a moon has fallen” instead of “a meteor has fallen”
Dang I love my weapons made of spectre bars
Love to see you using Mount Princeton Colorado!!!!
Orichalcum is actually real but it's an alloy and not an ore that was used to make coins back in ancient Rome.
Hellstone: 🗿
Crimtane and Demonite: 🗿
Shroomite and specter and hallowed:🗿
Hallowed bars have left the chat 😂😂
Demonite, Crimtane, Hallowed, Hellstone:
Are we jokes to you?
In calamity you mine luminite frommoons after you beat moonlord
I thought Palladium was completely fictional until I had to take Chemistry in high school. Its name sounds very fantastical.
they should make it to spawn an event to make the moon falling down that makes the whole desert moon rocks and luminite, you should get a lunar hook, drop the celestial dial [or the moon lord spawn whatever its called] into the ground from the sky, then just using the lunar hook grab the celestial dial, and the moon, and pull them together
Crimtane, Demonite, Hellstone, Orichalcum, Mythril, Chlorophyte, Shroomite, Hallowed Bars, Meteorite*, Luminite, Adamantite, and a few more I believe?
Shoomite and Hallowed arent ores.
The other ones are all fictional though
Sometimes its hard to belive myhril is not real
Can’t believe you didn’t mention copper
nice video,i like the music n stuff
The reason chlorophyte is a plant is called that is because of something implants called chlorophyll I don’t exactly remember what it does but it kinda like helps the plant live. I think it’s part of the sunlight transformation
Demonite, crimtane, hellstone, spectral, shroomite has left the chat
Crimtane, Demonite, Hellstone, Hallowed, Shroomite, Spectre:
Orichalcum is a real metal, and Chlorophyta is the real name of a group of plants/algae.
@Terraw
3 is a pain in the as
You CAN go mining for Diamond armor
Shroomite, Spectre, Demonite, Crimtane, and Hellstone: are we a joke to you?
Crimtane, demonite, hellstone, and hallowed
you mean to tell me shroomite exists
how about hallowed bar ????
it's a bar that has been hallowed
demonite, hellstone, shroomite, all fictitious.
theres no hallowed ore
@@xenjoint475 theres no shroomite ore
@@trees7878 chlorophyte + glowing mushroom
Hellstone, Demonite and Crimtane giving you the death stare
pretty good editing
Terraria’s soundtrack creator has a track called “Phobos base” seems to me like almost an unused future space moon base planned track!
spectre, shroomite, hellstone, demonite, crimtane, hallowed, and meteorite upon hearing this information:
Spectre ang shroomite are alloys
I feel like adamantite is also too close to adamantium to not be a reference to that as well
Why did it never occur to me that adamantite was adamant-ite
You didn’t mention that chlorophyte is name after chlorophyll, the chemical the makes plants green and is responsible for photosynthesis
Orichalcum is a real alloy
Hallowed bars: 👁👄👁
It blows my mind how many gaming monster/items/names go back to lord of the rings and DnD
My guess where Luminite comes from is Moonlord had surgery done so he's in stable enough condition to move around, those "heavenly pebbles" were his bone braces, pacemakers, and other metal plates and protstetics near fatality mutilated people have, all neatly woven under his skin by the local Lunatic Cultist at around the time the player was in Pre-Hardmode, then he spent Hardmode recovering from such an invasive surgery and by the time he got better, he was too late to stop them...
ngl I hate titanium in platinum world as they blend with yellow when use spelunky
I watched when captain sparklez struggled with this
I delete my world if I get titanium
Calamity actually generates extra planetoids post-Moon Lord that contain Luminite
What resource pack do you use? It looks great alongside the lights and shadows mod!
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There's more but it's all good you got the main ones I would of liked to see shroomite though 👌
yooooo conlang reference in terrasteel video
In calamity mod after you kill moon lord luminaire asteroids spawn in space which you can mine
chloropyhte is in plants in our real world so you are wrong and where are the evil ore and hallowed?
You're talking about chlorophyll, silly
Chlorophyte isn't real, you're probably talking about chlorophyll like the first guy replied to you 💀
@@Hokhahey still right about the evil and hallow though
@@FarisJ2011 That shit is self-explanatory. The concept of good and evil converted into something tangible, it's a game of fantasy, that can be a thing. By the looks of it, most likely gold and iron influended by those concepts.
shroomite?
Shroomite, crimtane, demonite, hellstone, hallow, spectre
demonite, crimtane, and hellstone confirmed real life metals, my grandpa had a chest full of demonite, trust me bro