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Yes, they are. The people saying this is a troll thread are likely neckbeards who can't possibly fathom the concept of someone not knowing basic video game language. They probably figure if you own the game, and are knowledgeable enough to navigate the forums, you must know how to play the game, because that's how they operate. They're petty children who don't understand empathy and think you're entitled for asking for help when "you should know this already".
I can't really give many other starter tips that people haven't already told you, so I'll give you a few more specific tips about how to go about progressing (again, while there is a progression system of bosses > gear > harder bosses, it's not mandatory if you don't like it).
1. Collect as many falling stars and heart crystals as you can. Falling stars spawn pretty commonly all around the map at night. Just walk around left and right and get as many as you can (don't go too far left or right if you're not equipped - the corruption biomes and jungle WILL kill you). You can turn the stars into mana crystals, maximum mana is 200. You can get there relatively quickly if you know what you're doing.
Heart crystals are almost anywhere underground. They... well, they look like hearts. You'll know them when you see them. I recommend getting at least 240~300 health before your first boss. The max is 400. Each crystal gives +20 max health.
2. Get a magic weapon, a bow, and frostburn arrows. The Wand of Sparking can be found in giant hollowed-out trees. There should be a guaranteed hollow tree to both your left and your right at some point. Find one, go down inside, look for a chest. Good chance of one being in there. The base damage is solid for early on, and it also lights enemies on fire sometimes.
To get frostburn arrows, craft a bunch of arrows (wood + stone, at a crafting bench), then go left or right until you find the ice biome. Gather a bunch of ice (not snow), and then use ice and torches to make frost torches. Frost torch + regular arrow = Frostburn arrows. They're incredibly powerful early game and will probably be your best bet at taking down early bosses.
If Wand of Sparking isn't good enough, there's a *slim* chance you can get what's called a Waterbolt spellbook early on. Go left or right enough until you find a giant stone temple-looking thing. This is the dungeon. You can go inside, but DO NOT go down into the lower catacombs. "Dungeon Guardians" will spawn and kill you. Instantly. They're practically invincible and deal 99999 damage. To go in deeper, you'd normally have to kill Skeleton first, making the Guardians not spawn.
ANYWAYS - You'll see books on shelves in the dungeon, you can take them if you'd like. They can be used to craft decorative bookshelves. However, if you see a book on a shelf that is *blue* with a *white-ish/yellow* stripe on it, that's the Waterbolt spellbook. There's tons of them inside the dungeon, and normally you'd have to kill Skeleton to get one, but if you're lucky, one can spawn in the area before the catacombs. (Also, you can go into the catacombs a little ways before the Guardians spawn. About 100~ blocks down, I'd say. If you don't see a Waterbolt on the surface you can go a *little* ways in to try and find one). If you manage to get one, it's a very powerful early-game weapon. Will kill most mobs and is great for bosses.
3. Build "Boss arenas" to fight bosses. There's plenty of youtube guides on how to do this, but the general gist is that you choose where you're going to fight a boss, clear out a huge empty area, and then make layers of wood platforms (you can craft 2 platforms from 1 wood, no bench required). Make the layers of platforms REALLY long, and about 5~ blocks apart from each other vertically. This will let you have a large space to dodge boss attacks, and offer a lot of vertical mobility, which you normally don't have at the start.
Also, build some campfires (10 wood + 5 torches, no bench needed) and place them around the platforms. Under your inventory you'll see your buffs/debuffs. Campfires give you a "Cozy fire" buff that boosts your health regeneration. It's not much, but it helps a lot over the course of a boss fight. You can also craft Heart Lanterns, which will add another regeneration buff that stacks with the campfire. You'll need to already have an Iron or Lead anvil and some extra Iron/Lead bars. Craft 10 chains at an anvil, and get another Heart Crystal. Combine the 10 chains and Heart Crystal (no anvil/bench needed) to make a Heart Lantern. One or two is usually enough to cover an entire arena.
If you're really having trouble surviving boss fights, build an NPC house somewhere in or near your boss arena. You'll also need the Nurse NPC to show up. Once you have a house and a Nurse, on the right of your screen near your equipment, there's a house symbol. Click that, select the Nurse, and click the house near your arena. Eventually she'll move into that house, and you can pay her to fully heal you even during a bossfight (you'll have to be quick tho, as all enemies can hurt and possibly kill NPC's). Once healing yourself is a non-issue, it's just a matter of doing enough damage, as most bosses only spawn at night time and will de-spawn when it becomes day.
4. You can also whack trees with your axe to make them drop items. Usually you get wood or acorns, but sometimes they'll drop food items that provide temporary buffs to all stats. To get a lot of these, DON'T tear the trees down completely. Just whack them once with your axe. They usually "restock" on items every few minutes, and you'll have another chance at a food item. Also make sure to stock up on Health potions.
By default, you can press 'H' to automatically use a potion without having to select it, and 'B' to automatically use items that give you buffs (like food). Remember that during a boss fight so you don't have to panic and scavenge through your inventory for potions/food.
If you need help from YouTube this isn't the game for you.
well i played it since 2011 and that's how i did it. I did use wikia time to time before they made the Guide useful instead of useless like he used to be. Besides i said play this way and see if it clicks i didn't say it's the way to master the game or understand everything.