Overall, as the game progresses, the equipment of players progress as well. A venom arrow, even without the venom, will deal more damage than a wooden arrow fired from the same weapon. Ammo, on the other hand, increases the damage of ranged weapons. Flasks do not alter the damage of melee weapons, but only add a status effect. And so on.Īlthough some may argue that fancy ammo is just an option, that melee also has flasks, but doesn't need them to do damage, there is a major point that they overlook. Need a projectile sword? Look for shrines or floating islands. However, if we compare the difficulty of acquisition to a player who has equipment of that point of progress in the game, we see that most, if not all weapons are pretty easy to acquire. Objectively, it's pretty difficult to get equipment. However, ask someone who just started out to get Molten Armor, and they will most likely not be able to do so. Relative to the player, all the equipment is pretty easy to acquire (except the hardmode ore equipment and chlorophyte equipment). As the player progresses through the game, s/he gains stronger, faster, and deadlier pieces of equipment. Although relative to the player, this is very cheap, it is actually not when looking at it from an objective point of view. You can get all that just from 1 defeat of Moon Lord. To make 3996 Luminite Arrows, you would need 12 bars of Luminite, which is 48 pieces of Luminite. 1 Luminite Bar costs 4 Luminite to make, and will yield 333 Luminite Arrows. Now, if we were to have an Endless Quiver that used Luminite Arrows, the cost would actually objectively increase, but relative to the player, decrease dramatically. A bit harder to acquire, similar to how Flaming Arrows are, in general, a bit harder to Acquire than Wooden arrows. Which means that you'll need an additional 134 Wood and Gel to craft it. Each torch takes 1/3 of a piece of Gel and 1/3 of a block of Wood to make. First, you require 160 Wood and 160 Stone to make 3996 Wooden Arrows, and after that, just under 400 torches to make those arrows into flaming ones.
The crafting cost for Flaming Arrows gets a bit more complicated. If an Endless Quiver that used Flaming Arrows were to be made, it would likely require 3996 flaming arrows. Pretty easy to acquire after you have a Crystal ball. Each Wooden Arrow takes 1/25 of a block of Stone and 1/25 of a block of Wood to make, which means that 3996 Wooden Arrows actually only takes just under 160 blocks of Wood and 160 blocks of Stone to make.
ARROW AND QUIVER PIXEL FULL
Lets use the Quiver for example:Īn Endless Quiver is crafted at a Crystal Ball with 3996 (4 full stacks of) wooden arrows. However, I would like to go further into the actual cost of these ammo supplies and present a better comparison of their cost to power ratio.
Now, I know this has likely been suggested before, and denied due to the power of the other types of ammo. With the existence of the Endless Quiver and the Endless Musket Pouch, I am suggesting that there should also be and endless ammo supply for other variants of ammo.
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