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泰拉瑞亚怎么买三个包

买第一个或者第二个，第一个是游戏本体，第二个是一个四人包（包含一份游戏本体和三份礼物），第三个是soundtrack（音乐包），包含一些游戏的bgm之类的音乐文件。

第一个价值36元，第二个价值88元，第三个价值33元。

第二个包括4个 Terraria 的副本 ，购买之后可以发送额外的副本给自己的朋友，第三个两个音乐包分别为为Official Soundtrack和Otherworld Official Soundtrack。

音乐包在游戏中官方给出的介绍为“完整和明确的配乐为热门的独立2d冒险沙盒游戏Terraria！包括36首来自PC版游戏的歌曲-全部由Scott Lloyd Shelly/共振阵列创作和制作-Terraria官方配乐将提供完美的背景音乐……”

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泰拉瑞亚这款游戏在发售之初其实并不完整，不过之后经过漫长的持续更新，《泰拉瑞亚》的内容变得非常丰富。

官方宣称在2020年冬季上线的V1.4版本是最后一次大型更新，泰拉瑞亚自此进入了全新的阶段，后续的内容更新将交由玩家通过MOD继续完善。

V1.4版本更新的重点便是官方的MOD加载器，玩家可以更自由地下载MOD，以及更方便地管理相应文件。此外游戏还新增了复制系统，减轻了玩家们反复收集资源的负担，让“建造党”玩家得到了满足。

参考资料：百度百科-泰拉瑞亚

英文版英国文学简介（1）English Literature（Part One）

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Geoffrey Chaucer(1345-1400)

Geoffrey Chaucer was considered as the father of English poetry and was the first poet to be buried at Poets’ Corner at Westminster Abbey. He is the author of ‘ The Canterbury tales ’ or ?'24 stories written in Middle English' ?( a collection of poems about 31 men including himself on a pilgrim from Tabard inn to the shrine of Thomas à Becket in Canterbury Cathedral) and was also a?philosopher?and astronomer. His works include ‘ The Miller’s Tale ’ ( a tale about a rude miller in the medieval times) and ‘ The wife of Bath ’ (about the role of women in medieval times).

William Shakespeare(1564-1616)

William Shakespeare is the English national poet and was involved in the English Renaissance. His Works include 154 sonnets (rhyming 14-line poems to a high-ranking youth and to an anonymous?‘dark’ lady) some 39 plays and is known as?‘The Bard of Avon’ (or simply ‘the bard’). He was supposedly born on St George’s day 1564 and he was educated at an grammar school. Between the years 1585 and 1592, it is often referred to as his ‘lost years’ (as he disappeared from all biographies and articles). There have been lots of theories of where he went, including him hiding away for illegal deer hunting in an official’s grounds and being employed as a headteacher. After he ‘reappeared’, he joined a acting group called ‘The Lord Chamberlain’s men’ (later called ‘the king’s men’). In 1599, he and the others in the group started work on the Globe theatre and started to put on plays there. In 1613, the Globe was set alight after a stray spark from a cannon used in the play set the straw on fire. In 1997, an American builder rebuilt it and after a while, it was reopened. After an official came to his house, he got drunk and got an unknown illness. On his birthday, he died aged 52. His most famous plays include Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet, Twelfth Night and Midsummer night’s dream . His plays are split into 3 types: comedies, histories and tragedies:

John Milton(1608-1674)

John Milton was born on 9th?December 1608 on Bread Street in Cheapside, London. His Father was called John Milton (senior) and was a Composer. His mother was called Sarah Jeffery. Milton’s first works were two psalms done aged 15 in a village called Long Bennington. In 1625, he attended ‘Christ’s College’ and was rusticated (suspended) in his first year for quarreling with his tutor (Bishop William Chappell). He graduated with a B.A.I 1629 and obtained his Master of arts degree in 1632. Later, he went to Cambridge and exchanged Hebrew lessons for Dutch lesson with a person called Roger Williams. He is most famous for his poem ' Paradise Lost '.

Daniel (De)foe(1660-1731)

? Daniel Defoe was born Daniel Foe 1660 England and was a writer, poet, journalist, prisoner and spy. Famous for his novel ‘Robinson Crusoe ’ (were Crusoe is marooned on an island with cannibals), he took inspiration from Scottish Sailor Alexander Selkirk after he was marooned by the captain of the HMS Weymouth.?Based loosely on the life of Alexander Selkirk, and other voyagers and castaways, it is credited as being one of the first novels to emerge in the English language. Defoe has a plain, direct style, writes in the first person, and enters into the minds of his protagonists by writing in the first person, and drawing the reader into the story with clear powerful imagery. This has resulted in him being called the father of the English novel.

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“The spontaneous overflow of powerful feeling”

Romantic Poetry started in the early 19th century?and?included?lots of famous poets such as Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelly and John Keats. ?A faction of the poets live by the lake district and therefore is called Lake Poets, such as?William Wordsworth(1770-1850),?Samuel Coleridge（1772-1834), Robert Southey(1774-1843).

William Wordsworth(1770-1850)

William Wordsworth was a romantic poet who lived between 6th April 1843 and 23rd April 1850. He was the poet laureate from 1843 to his death of Pleurisy (pleuritis).His?‘Magnum Opus’?is considered to be ' The Prelude '. Remembered as a poet concerned with the human relationship to nature and a man determined to use the vocabulary and speech of the common people. His more famous works including ' The Prelude,Daffodils' , ‘ I wandered lonely as a cloud ', ' The Lucy Poems ,'?? ‘Expostulation and Reply ’, ‘ The Tables Turned’,?'Hart-Leap Well',?‘ The World is too much with us’ , Ode: ' Intimations of Immortality and Tinturn Alley '.

John Keats

John Keats was an alcoholic, romance poet who was born in Moorgate in London on Hallowe’en 1795. He was one of the main figures in the romantic movement.He died of tuberculosis (Phthisis?, phthisis pulmonalis, consumption as in other names)?at the age of 25 in 23rd February 1821.?Recommended poem:? Ode to Autumn, ? (where autumn is seen as a season of complete ripeness and fulfillment).

Lord Byron(1788-1824)

Lord Byron (or 6th?baron Byron) was an English poet, peer and politician and revolutionary in the Greek war of independence. He was a friend of Percy Bysshe Shelley and wife Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein). He was born on 22nd?January 1788 and died in Missolonghi, Aetolia in the Ottoman empire of a fever.

Recommended poem: She Walks in Beauty.

Robert Burns(1759-1796)

“Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to the North, The birthplace of Valor, the country of Worth, Wherever I wander, wherever I rove, The hills of the Highlands for ever I love.”

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Robert Burns (or Rabbie Burns) isn’t English, he’s actually Scottish and is the Scottish national poet. He is the bard of Ayrshire and has various other names. He was born on 25th?of January 1759 in Alloway, Ayrshire (hence the name of ‘Bard of Ayrshire’). The son on a ploughman, he never forgot his humble roots, and often wrote about farming, the poorer classes and the need for social equality. He wrote several songs as well as poems, notably Auld Lang Syne and A Red Red Rose. He was only 37 when he died, but he was very popular with the Scottish people, including the aristocracy, during his lifetime. He is famous for taking the romantic movement up a level; he not only wrote in Scots ( a type of Gaelic), he also wrote in Standard English and in a Scottish dialect.

Recommended poem: To a Mouse ( about apologising to a mouse after he wrecked his/her house with a plough.)