#TOONTOWN OFFLINE MINI SERVERS UPDATE#
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We’ve added a couple new Toontasks that you can pick up after completing your Bossbot Suit Part tasks. We’ve also continued to add new content throughout the past few days, too. When we opened the Test Server back up, we had quite a few new features for our players to test out.

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We will continue to update the Test Server with new features and bug fixes unless we have any additional security concerns. For now, this temporarily solution seems to have worked quite well. Whitelist mode will allow Mini-Server hosters to whitelist specific usernames so that only those Toons can connect to the server. While our developers continue to work on our upgraded security, we decided to open the Test Server back up with a new feature- whitelist mode.

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From myself and the entire Toontown Offline team, we thank you for sticking by us these past five years.įor nearly a month, we had taken down our test server in lieu of security concerns. However long it will take to reach our goals, we can trust on you, our fans, to be with us along the way. On the other hand, we intend to open our game up to the normal user as much as possible, so even those without much experience as a developer can make edits to their beloved game- this update will be our Modding API, which is planned for development after the release of Seek Out Scrooge. In our case, we plan on delivering an update that extends the storyline past Bossbot Headquarters, one that gives a satisfying ending to the tale of Toons vs Cogs- this update is known as Operation: Seek Out Scrooge.

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We intend to open this game up to its full extent, while also closing up loose ends that we feel Disney failed to do. For the remaining years that our team intends to update Toontown Offline, we are making it our goal to provide closure and freedom wherever possible. While we do have an overall mission statement, we have a short-term mission as well. Whether it be new commands that allow you to transform into an oversized doodle, or an Episode that shows Scrooge McDuck activating The Chairman, we hope that there is something in our game for everyone. However, when that day comes, and as long as you can find an operating system to run the game on, you will be able to play it for many, many years to come without the worry of a centralized server going down.Īlthough some things may seem more emphasized than others, we have a lot of varying content we’ve added over the years- and still have yet to add.

Unfortunately, all things must come to an end- there will be a time when we stop producing updates for Toontown Offline. We’ve designed our game to last past ourselves. Toontown Offline is a game created to preserve the spirit of Toontown forever. Although Toontown Rewritten has been out of beta for a while now, our former mission statement can still be held true with just a minor tweak: But through effort, perseverance, and the sheer amount of time we’ve spent working on the project, all of us on Toontown Offline have grown and are continuing to make something that we’re very, very proud of. If you go back and look at videos of our older content, you’ll have to agree- some of it doesn’t look the best. For many of us on the team, it was our catalyst into learning about game development. This project has meant so much more to us than just a game. Not all of our artists, musicians, or even programmers were experts when they joined the team.

Don’t be fooled- we’ve definitely had our ups and downs along the way. Throughout these five years, we went from a project with only a handful of team members, to that with a couple dozen, both team members and contributors alike.

Thanks to our dedicated developers and the interest of fans, Toontown Offline quickly blossomed into a unique project of its own. On September 19th 2014, Rewritten managed to successfully leave closed beta- but the interest in Logano’s project remained. On this day five years ago, a Toontown fan named Logano made a post on MMOCentral Forums titled, “Toontown- An Offline Interpretation of Disney’s Toontown Online.” This project was originally created with the intent of holding people over until Toontown Rewritten got out of closed beta. The Toontown Offline Project’s 5th Birthday Read on to hear about the recent updates to our Test Server, the planned release date of v1.0.0.0, information regarding our loading screen screenshot contest, information regarding the future of development, and the most exciting news all day… celebrating Toontown Offline’s 5th birthday! Today’s post is going to be a big one- rather than just a progress update, we have a plethora of things to talk about this time. Hello everyone! Welcome to our August 2019 blog post.

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