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Slogan: Vote Goat, and that's all she wrote!įavorite Activites: Sunbathing and SNAP-chattingįavorite Places: Estate Ponds and the Dentist. Position: as traffic in Toontown increases, Goat will promote teleportating as an environmentally friendly option. Toontown has begun announcing the species who made it to the next part of the election! Here's the list:įavorite Activities: Butting Heads and Fine Diningįavorite Places: The Mountain in Toonfest and the Junkyard I'll announce them on the blog's schedule ahead of time! So, who's ready to PARTY? Trixie Twinkletoes, Moe Twinkletoes, Holly Twinkletoes, Kristen Angel (October), Cher Twinkletoes, Clarice (December), Smolder the Dragon, Fozzie Bear & Miss Piggyġst: New Year's Party - Celebrate the new year!Ĥth: Trivia Day - Party and try out my Toontown Triviaġ8th: Winnie the Pooh Day - Wear a red shirtġ1: Don't Cry Over Spilt Milk Day, Make a Friend Day *Note, Times will be later September -June during School* If people are looking for expanded ideas, interesting content, better graphics, textures, and models, something slightly more challenging, and more frequent updates then you'd want to play Clash.TTR Announced that Parties are officially coming soon to Toontown! Here's a list of RTB Party Hosts, and when the parties will likely occur!Įstimated Party Times (in EST and Toontown Time soon): If someone is looking for good servers (well, the best you can find), people to talk to, and nostalgia only then Rewritten is the clear winner. With that being said it's hard to speak objectively with videogames. But overall Clash is indeed, objectively, better. It probably still wouldn't run as well as TTR without spending quite a bit but I do see it possibly being able to run with 1000 as well as it currently running its population by doing that, but it's hard to predict.

If Clash were to get that amount the current servers would break, however if they knew to expect that I do think that they would probably prepare ahead of time with at least buying better servers (I believe this is what happened shortly after 1.1launched). You have to take into account with server stability that Clash is running with about 300 as well as TTR does with a little under 2000. The community for Clash is quite friendly and open to helping others learn, and hopefully it stays that way. These drawbacks can be dealt with, however, and shouldn't be seen as entirely discouraging. You'll be on a strugglebus for a good while unless you team up with friends or lean heavily on ToonHQ.

Lower population (peak 400+ as of Dec.

Less stable, more prone to abrupt crashing (even now).

However, being a much younger and more diverse revival, Clash has its own drawbacks:

Changed gag meta, dethroning Sound as the go-to Cog destroyer for every situation.Ĭorporate Clash breaks the mold on everything you'd expect in a Toontown server, forging its own path and being a standout to give veteran players a new and often refreshing experience from the typical monotony.

CJ replaced with CLO (new boss fight, pretty much, with a redux HQ to boot).

Leveling system for toons, activities (racing/golfing/fishing), Cog bosses (VP/CFO/CLO/CEO).

New story to follow while completing tasks.

Level 8 gags, Zap track (requires Squirt, shocks Cogs).

Overhauled task, gag training, and tutorial system.

It is quite monotonous, tedious, and boring if you've run through the game before and can get quite boring quickly (not applicable to everyone, of course).

New in-game content is rare, the latest being the Crash Cashbot event (2019).

Updates are slower, and generally don't have a ton of new features for every patch.

It doesn't stray from the trodden path too much. If you want to relive the good ol' days of Toontown Online, Rewritten is your best bet.

Most populated (and stable, but mileage varies).

Alright, going to rapid fire cover each one to hopefully give you a better idea of which one fits your playstyle.