I checked. The thing is, the falling bone attack ignores the presence of a fueled Shadow Thurible. Fueled Shadow Thurible only useful against "Bone Cells", not against "Falling Bone Attack". In my experiment, Falling bones attack simply knocked out the fueled Shadow Thurible from the position where it was lying and continued to one-shot Houndiuses

@@AnonymousAlmighty i see, what a pity.

This is not the best idea. The fact is that FW, after activation or the disappearance of a player from the arena, does not search for a path. He just walks around the arena for a couple of seconds before going to pull the key out of the gate. That is, two pillars are not enough. He will bypass them very often. Four pillars - a better option. Six pillars - most better

@@AnonymousAlmighty interesting, not many mobs are that dumb. If you place two diagonally (3 walls apart in both directions) in the corner and kite him to it, it works nearly 100%. He walks right to you so that only takes a second.

ohh that's smart

@@davidanderegg1232 you're onto something

Sure. But it is also a wilderness world. So I never changed the character. For this reason, I sometimes invite guests to the server, such as Maxwell, so that he can craft me Magician's Chest. Sometimes they help me carry huge nuts. Often someone comes to have fun: test Farms and kill bosses. However, 95% of the time I am alone on the server.

Unfortunately, scaffolding is not enough. FW can only be stopped by a completely filled Dreadstone pillar

You can automatically clear the ruins with anenemies. It will be very annoying placing them but tbf, its a permanent automatic ruins clearer. Worth the annoyance imo.

@@xdrago1051I tried doing that in my current world and when I came back half of them got uprooted while the other half were fine

@@Jturby Yea if they're uprooted that means it was placed too close. That's why its really annoying to do. I've been procrastinating doing that in my world for like 100 days so far lol. Ill do it eventually 💀

@@Jturby I'm just killing AG. Cleaning Ruins does cause procrastination.

Nope. Never

If you see their previous videos you can see the count days increasing on each video (If you see obviously since old ones ultil the new ones) So no, I don't think it's a command if he has an INSANE Celestial Champion Farm

@@AnonymousAlmightyWas it worth it

So what if they remove the dread stone pillar meat hind and ancient fuel. Weaver breaks it what other meathond would u use

​@@Dontstarvetogether3483 Dude, your English in this sentence sounds even more like ancient curses than mine. I was only now able to decipher it. So,... "What method do I envision when they change the Dreadstone pillars mechanics and FW can break them?" Well, I haven't thought about it yet. If they fix the Houndiuses by this time, and FW doesn't one-shot them, then I'll try to make a Farm from a billion Houndiuses in the arena

​@@swiyss Well, good question to start some holivar. Why, actually, wrappers, and not Polar Bearger Bin? The fact is that Meaty Stews or Meatballs spoil in 10 days (at normal temperature and without refrigeration), but in Polar Bin a stack of Stew will spoil in 200 days. On average (in my case) I replenished the stack with one fresh stew every 2 days. The fact is that the average coefficient of spoilage per day was stronger than the average coefficient of “restoration” of the freshness of a stack with fresh portions. As a result, the dynamics of food freshness, when using Polar Bin, still tends to spoil. Since a large stack of more than 30 stews is very slightly refreshed from a one-time replenishment of less than 50% of the stack, and still rots faster than it is “restored” - in Polar Bin it will sooner or later rot to a yellow state. In my case, when the world is winter more than 70% of the time, I was able to keep the stack until it fell to the yellow state, 400 days. But the bottom line is what it is - strategically, Polar Bin loses to wrappers. In the case of wrapping, the food only spoils when I put it out. Usually, this is once a game day, for a couple of seconds, taking into account the replenishment of the stack. This is approximately 8 seconds in 8 minutes. If, for the convenience of calculations, we exclude the meager “restorations” of the freshness of the stack by replenishments, then with Polar Bin the stack of stew spoils by 0.5% per day in the fall. In wraps, it deteriorates at full speed in about 8 seconds out of (60x8) 480 seconds. And this is about 0.02% per day in the fall

Basically, if you deal a lot of damage with ranged weapons outside the arena, you can kill FW before he breaks the stone pillars (you can try two layers of stone pillars - this will give more time). You can use Willow with Shadow affinity and attack FW with Shadow Fire-Raiser. Three stacks of Willow's Embers will be enough

@@AnonymousAlmighty could I try lunar flames or Winona catuputls with her planar strike

@@Dontstarvetogether3483 You can still get it with lunar flames, but catapults are completely useless in this scheme. In such a narrow space, you can place at most two of them due to the specifics of the collision (if you do not use game bugs), the projectiles of which can reach the FW. Catapults are more useful when fighting inside the arena rather than outside.

@@AnonymousAlmighty oh okay thank you