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I'm going to make a bit of an unusual mod decision.

It was indeed C. Spain, but instead of asking another question, I will pass it to Jake the Wolfie to give him the benefit of the doubt as to whether his guess was intended to be official. In the future, please be clearer about stuff like this.

I will PM him to make sure he knows, too.

Question X:

1. Cascade Yoyo
   
2. Chest Statue
   
3. Bone Key
   
4. Ankh Shield

B?

I'm going to guess C.

Keys generally grant access to things, and if a boss can only be defeated once, removing the ability to collect the key needed to reach it again is no big deal. Terraria's a crafting game; removing access to gear (the yo-yo, the shield) doesn't sound like something it'd do.

I think I worded my question Incorrectly, the correct wording is "In Terraria, Which of the following cannot be obtained after the Wall of Flesh has been defeated in a world?"

Is it A, then?

It is indeed A.

The Cascade is a pre-hardmode Yoyo that is replaced entirely with the Hel-Fire.

The Chest Statue generates upon world gen

The Bone Key is a drop from the Dungeon Guardian, which cannot be fought after killing skeletron, which is required for killing the moon lord.

The Ankh Shield is made of some materials only accessible in Hardmode.

Apparently my logic was just flat-out wrong, if Terraria has no qualms about locking boss B behind *not* killing boss A.

It's been ages since I played; I didn't recognize the Moon Lord at all. I did recognize the Wall of Flesh, although I would have been at a loss to guess which item its death sealed.

In post 306, Jake The Wolfie wrote:It is indeed A.

The Cascade is a pre-hardmode Yoyo that is replaced entirely with the Hel-Fire.

The Chest Statue generates upon world gen

The Bone Key is a drop from the Dungeon Guardian, which cannot be fought after killing skeletron, which is required for killing the moon lord.

The Ankh Shield is made of some materials only accessible in Hardmode.

Ooh.
I made a lucky guess.
I'll come up with a question now.

D

I’m familiar with that film and D would make the most sense.

Actually, I’d be shocked if it wasn’t D.

It had to be D

In post 310, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:D

I’m familiar with that film and D would make the most sense.

Actually, I’d be shocked if it wasn’t D.

You are correct.
Fun Fact: I am actually reading right now.

In post 312, RH9 wrote:

In post 310, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:D

I’m familiar with that film and D would make the most sense.

Actually, I’d be shocked if it wasn’t D.

You are correct.
Fun Fact: I am actually reading

It Had To Be Murder

right now.

Yeah, knew it. Fun fact, part of my username is from a Hitchcock movie and Rear Window’s a classic.

Is it better than the film? I actually didn’t know it was based on an actual novel but makes sense.

A. 1913

B. 1920

C. 1931

D. 1941

What year was the very first film adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s made?

In post 307, Farren wrote:Apparently my logic was just flat-out wrong, if Terraria has no qualms about locking boss B behind *not* killing boss A.

It's been ages since I played; I didn't recognize the Moon Lord at all. I did recognize the Wall of Flesh, although I would have been at a loss to guess which item its death sealed.

To be fair, you aren't supposed to kill the DG, as it is a PITA to do so.

In post 314, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:A. 1913

B. 1920

C. 1931

D. 1941

What year was the very first film adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

made?

C?

No sorry, C is incorrect.

I'll guess D.

A and B seem too early for movies in general, other than maybe silent films? (And I wouldn't put any money on that; cinema history is not my strong suit.)

No sorry, D is also incorrect.

B?

Nope, also incorrect. The “correct” answer is actually A.

or I actually believed it to be. Apparently, the very first film was actually made in 1908. I know. shocker.

So I guess I need to try again?

Yeah, go ahead and ask another question.

Stealing.

1. Inejiro Asanuma
   
2. Yitzhak Rabin
   
3. Indira Gandhi
   
4. King Birenda of Nepal

C

Although officially listed as "Drowning", "Being shot to death with a water Pistol" would be more accurate.