i would say that the hallowed and crimsom are set to spawn on their respective sides at the beggining of the world when it is written. people have speculated that the spawning has to do with the direction that the wall is heading when you kill him, but common belief is that it's set when the world is created

My advice. hope for the best and if it doesn't work out. either make a new world with it on the right ( still chance ) and then build a new base. Or the best option. if your world gets hallowed on the non-preferred side. move your base to it.

Is there any chance you can Futher specify on the situation?
What it sounds like is that:
your base is on the far right of the world.
two strips of the hallow and crimson spawn.
what do you mean the on the left and right side?
i think you mean 1 strip of hallow and 1 strip of crimson/corruption on 1 side of the world and are questioning whether the double strip is spawning on the left/right of the world is written with the world when it is first created or if it is written when you beat the Wall of Flesh

there are actually about 3-4 turnements (PVP/CTF) in the works and 5- building and other style events. Currently the issue is i'm starting back at school and so with the 7:45-4:30 time, i'm not home and then i have to do about 2 hours of homework each day because of AP world history and Honors Alegbra 2. so currently, planning is an issue.

You know what, i'll let this be a debate discussion. Have Fun Guys

Originally posted by Cranor:

Accessability is by far Skeletron, but with everything else in mind it's Queen bee. Resourcess are rather easy to get once you've gotten ahold of a honey bucket but the fight in itself is harder than any other fight since it doesn't follow an exact pattern, and it requires a fair bit of moving around for dodging, not to mention that unless you've made or found a proper room for an arena, she's prone to just avoid your damage by flying through blocks and what not, effectivly being tankier than one could tell from just raw numbers.

But heck, that's just what I think!

I'd say skeletron is my hardest boss to defeat. if you have a good set of arrows and a bow, the Queen bee will be an easy kill, but finding her and getting to her is an issue.
the prep work for her is lay some wood over the honey pit and leaving a small section for you to get inside and heal.

i prefer a mix of Basic Wood and Grey Concrete Brick Background

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Please consider
Accessability.
Resources that you would have when you fight them.
Strategies for them.
Also Compare bosses like the Eye of Chthulhu and the King Slime.
Eater of Worlds and Brain of Cthulhu

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