Money Farm?

[LeeHammmm]

Hello fellow Terrarians.

I'm curious as to whether or not there is a good Money Farm for 1.2.4.1 I saw one, but I'm not sure if it's outdated or not. I know there are a ton of Money Farms on YouTube, but all of them are apparently outdated and require things that I just don't have as of yet.

So, if anyone knows a good build or can politely point me in a direction of sorts, I would be more than happy and greatly appreciated.

-Flight

[Tealtyr]

Because pre-hardmode money farms are useless.

[Celator]

There really isn't any good way to farm money pre-hardmode anymore. Red, for all the RNG he's added to the game in 1.2, apparently hates farming, so he's done his best to stamp out every method of farming he can. The only thing I can think of is that maybe you could hook some Bunny Statues up to a timer over a trap or lava and hope they drop some banners, but that won't make you very much (average of 1 copper per kill). You're better off just killing Eye of Cthulhu over and over and selling his drops.

[Gratuitous Lurking]

boss slaying notwithstanding, there's always the ocean grinding systems. Glowsticks and shark fins make great sell fodder

[LeeHammmm]

Changed it to Hardmode now. Anything else available?

[Tealtyr]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Flight716:

Changed it to Hardmode now. Anything else available?

Get summoner armor.
Get summons.
Done.

[Gratuitous Lurking]

Again, in Hardmode farming Ocean (also giving Pirate Maps, giving chance for the Debit Card or Lucky Coins) or yeah, sith with Summons underground in Hallow can lead to much moneys.

You can really rake in money killing Destroyer or Golem as well.

[Zemecon]

Or just go to the dungeon and stand in one place for more than ten seconds.

[Zemecon]

You don't need to create new worlds in order to defeat the Eater Of Worlds or the Brain Of Cthulhu more than once. With the Eater Of Worlds all you need is Worm Food (look it up on the wiki) and with both you can sometimes get multiples of three Shadow Orbs and Crimson Hearts.

[Rellik66]

Blood moons can be pretty lucrative, just build a shallow lava pit, add a water candle and hide below the lava pit.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=265157068

This hard mode blood moon I just got though doing netted me about 24 gold worth of stuff (and two ice feathers and 5 ice cores)

[Zemecon]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Best Username Ever:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Zemecton:

You don't need to create new worlds in order to defeat the Eater Of Worlds or the Brain Of Cthulhu more than once. With the Eater Of Worlds all you need is Worm Food (look it up on the wiki) and with both you can sometimes get multiples of three Shadow Orbs and Crimson Hearts.

I know that but this is what I did in mid game as I didn't have a farm setup to mass drop rotten chunks and am guessing if anyone else is mid game they wont either and will only have enough chunks for a few boss fights saved whereas a new small world offers 3-6 boss fights and you will spend 10 minutes per world usually.

You don't need to farm Eaters to get Rotten chunks...just ten seconds standing in one place in the Corruption...

OK, fine. It just seems like a waste of hard drive memory to me.

EDIT: Post-ninja'd by Rellik66 >_<

[Viodesto]

всем привет

[Lachcrys]

Best methods for me:
1. Ocean AFK farm with summoner equips + ravens, grab the maps, sell the loots and summon pirates. Equipped with lucky coins and using low dmg wall penetrating weapons like vilethorn, you can rake in coins quite easily. Works with goblins as well but Pirates give better loots and more coins drop. You can get more than 1 plat per invasion with this method.

2. Summon the Mech Bosses(requires farming for souls and specific summon materials + iron/lead ores) and sell the extra boss souls. Their souls fetch quite a mighty sum, you can get 1 plat for around 100+ souls of might/fright/sight. With end game gear you can probably knock down more than 10 mech bosses per night.

3. Summon one of the moons, make use of lava pits and temple traps + lucky coin. Then use Spectre Hood Set + Razorpine/Bat Scepter. This is the riskiest, but very rewarding in terms of loot if you're lucky.

Method 1 and 3 benefits from water candles and battle potions as well. Solar Eclipse is also a good money farm, but it is random. All these require end games setting though.

[Fantastic Fwoosh]

Fishing is a good way to make money. Bass in 10 or 20 stacks sells for good silver coins.

Im a impatient guy, so I've not invested into seeing what a full stack can gain (alternative varieties of fish can cash in a little more) but it helped me buy out the merchant early game with some quick gold pieces. (even if you can't access the merch early, you can sell stuff to the dye trader if he moves in earlier until 50 silver conditions are met)

Also the crates collected from fishing activities have a chance to have money in that could raise your funds significantly, especially if you get the rarer drops with chances of platinum (chances of crates are raised with potions, and 'ponds' can be easily made with water duplication and water ferrying techniques, 21x21 does the trick for reliable fishing space.)

[Celator]

At very endgame, creating a server, starting a Pumpkin Moon, and then continually resetting the time to dusk until you've had your fill is by far the most lucrative method of making money. You'll usually get a few platinum just from what you pick up, and then if you sell all the drops you can often get upwards of 10 additional platinum per attempt.

[Dolphoshi]

make a flask of glod for your sword then fight the eater off worlds with a very good sword got me 32 gold (only done once)