Opening 1,000,000,000 Presents in Terraria.

Opening 1,000,000,000 Presents in Terraria.

1 billion is a large number in Terraria storing 1 billion items that Stacks up to 99,999 would take 2,500 full chests but if those items happened to be presents and we opened them all what would we get Edward opened 1 million presents and this was my original idea for this video

But 1 million wasn’t enough I had to open more opening 1 billion presents when Terraria only allows for 24 to be opened per second would take over a year specifically 482 days if you were non-stop clicking so how am I going to do this I used my Pro programming skills

To create a program to calculate the randomized drops from presents and here are the results and a quick disclaimer I can’t go over them all it would take too long out of all of these items the dog whistle is the rarest and we managed to get over 2 million of them this number

Is so large it would take over 62,000 chests to store all of these items but that number is small compared to the 31 million coal that would require 750,000 chests to store on the opposite side prioritizing quantity of items over chests the candy cane blocks take the

Prize for the most gotten item each coming in at over 5.3 billion blocks adding pine tree blocks and you get a total of 15 billion blocks this is enough to completely fill 740 large worlds or as a real world example where one Terraria block is said to be 2 s ft

You could create a tower 30 million ft or over 9 million km which is 10 times the diameter of our own sun or two times the diameter of a black hole going back to Terraria in total adding up all these numbers would require 5.7 million chests

To store all of the items and with the 8,000 chest per World limit this would require 4.2 th000 worlds and I know what you’re thinking how much money would you get for selling all of these items and according to my calculations you would need just over three full chests of platinum coins

In this video i open 1 Billion presents in terraria using a program i created. The result is billions of items.