Terraria Vs. Minecraft

I'll just re-post my argument as well, and add some argument points that were for some reason cut off.Three-dimensional space, the physical universe or any technique capable of recording three-dimensional visual information or creating the illusion of depth in an image My reasons for supporting this topic, why Minecraft is better than Terraria, because, 1) the game(s) are in 3D, 2) you can costumize you own characters, and 3) you are able to created your own games and play with your friends, even if they are not in the same room as you. I now would like to defend my points, first, that the games are in 3D. Minecraft is in 3D while Terraria, is only in 2D. Which automatically mean that Minecraft is better than Terraria. 3D games allow the players to feel like they are actually in the game.This statement REEKS of opinion. You give no real reason WHY this makes it better, aside from it makes you feel more like your in the game. Terraria's 2D format allows you to easily find ores hidden in the world, as well as makes it much easier to fight bosses and monsters, as opposed to Minecraft's 3D format, which basically pits how you find ores on pure luck.Now, going onto my second contention, which is that players are able to costumize your own characters. Player can create and/or upload skins and make their player (character) the way they want.In Terraria, you don't even have to upload skins. You just make your person right at the beginning, no hassle required. And also, its not easy for people(like me) that aren't pros as art, to make these skins in Minecraft look even ok, let alone how we want.My 3rd point was that you or the player are allowed to make games allowing your friends to play with you.Same in Terraria.Now for my argument.Items: Though technically both games have an unlimited amount of content, Terraria has much more diversity. You can collect much more, and without items wearing out, it gives much more incentive to collect these. There are probably 4x, or 5x as many items in Terraria than in Minecraft, and many are MUCH more interesting than the most interesting of Minecraft's tools/weapons/items.NPC's: In Minecraft, the closest thing you have to a real friendly humanoid NPC are the villagers, which I will post a video to show how uninteresting and useless they are. In Terraria you have a Nurse, Merchant, Guide, Gun Dealer, Mechanic, Clothier, and more! I'll also post a video showing all the NPC's. To say the least, Terraria takes the edge in NPC's.Mining: In Minecraft, unless your in a cavern, 80% of mining is luck. In Terraria, you can drink potions to allow your character to glow, and drink another to see all the ores glow, and yet another to have all the MOB's glow. This allows semi-easy mining, and makes it much simpler to get a full set of armor.Fighting: In Minecraft, the most complicated thing about fighting, is make sure your reticule is on the enemy. In Terraria the most complicated thing about fighting is knowing which of the 20 some weapons you want to use, and which is best for the situation, and which of the 20+ enemies is standing in front of you. In Terraria boss fights are very difficult, depending on the gear you have. In Minecraft, the only boss you can fight, is a dragon that take WAY too long even hit with an arrow, let alone kill it.Overall: Overall I think I have stated quite clearly that Terraria is a superior game to Minecraft.