Terraria Update 1.4.2: A Treasure Trove of Fixes and Improvements

The latest update for Terraria, version 1.4.2, has rolled out, bringing a plethora of bug fixes and improvements to the popular action-adventure game. This update is packed with over 20 changes that aim to enhance the overall gaming experience.

One of the notable fixes includes resolving an issue with the Bone Glove, which would not equip properly when right-clicked from the inventory. Players can now enjoy seamless glove equipping without any hassle. Additionally, Town NPCs will no longer try to sit on Dynasty Chairs, a quirky bug that has been squashed.

The update also addresses issues related to chest renaming, which previously made it difficult for players to exit their inventory easily. Witch Costume leg visibility has also been improved, allowing players to enjoy the full range of customization options.

Other fixes include resolving video visage dye application issues on the map, correcting buggy dialogue lines from Transformed Zoologist and Princess, and addressing minor item tooltip and flavor text issues. Grammar and spelling mistakes in NPC dialogue have also been corrected.

For those who have recently set up a 1.4.1.2 server, you may be aware that clients updating to the new version can no longer join due to the impending release of Terraria 1.4. Unfortunately, there is no official word on when the next update will be available.

The update also includes several quality-of-life improvements, such as players transformed into Werewolves or Merfolk no longer having human faces when wearing certain accessories. Princess now properly checks for nearby NPCs, and the Hot Reels achievement can only be unlocked by fishing in water or lava.

Item bonuses for Jungle armor, Ancient Cobalt, and Molten sets have been corrected, and an issue causing kanji keys to replace key bindings has been resolved. Daybreak spears embedded in Moon Lord eyes will now explode immediately if the eye closes, dealing bonus damage.

Additionally, several crash-related issues have been fixed, including one related to housing menu interaction with Gamepad and another preventing Master mode players from accessing all accessory slots. The update also resolves an issue causing the same seed to create different worlds each time in Dungeon code.

Lastly, an oversight in the Game Credits has been corrected, and an issue preventing Linux users from taking screenshots correctly has been resolved.

With this substantial update, Terraria continues to demonstrate its commitment to providing a seamless and enjoyable gaming experience for players worldwide.

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