Therefore, the robot began to create more, and more, and more." This robot is believed to be the Chairman. If no one remembers that very first video (Because it was a VERY long time ago, back before TTR even existed) then I can tell you what happened."While Mr Duck was visiting his employee, he connected the wrong wires for a robot he thought could help toons and make him money. This dates back all the way to the very first Toontown Installation Video. It could be in the hidden tunnel that is always "UNDER CONSTRUCTION". It could appear to be in the blank space between the Cashbot HQ and Goofy's Speedway. There is so much evidence of cog nation, that it is hard to know where to look for it. Superflip Sparkletoon said on Februat 4:48 AMĬog Nation is one of the most mysterious secrets of Toontown history.
There should also be a Sprocket Awards Showcase Office Floor placed in every Field Office type, where Toons crash the Cogs' Sprocket Awards ceremonies & battle them in chances for Toons to get the Sprocket Keys from Cogs to unlock the Sprocket Award Cases to gain Sprocket Awards. Also, there should be a new type of Office Floors, Shared Floors, where all Cog types share the same challenge, only with changes in appearance to showcase the Field Office Cog type Toons are in, while certain Office Floors to Cog Types, like Sellbots & Lawbots' Field Offices, remain not shared. If you're doing Field Offices, I should highly suggest that they should be given tons more freedom, variety, and flexibility, so they don't have to rely on one specific Cog Type's Cog only, & they don't have to be restrained to 5 floors, no matter which Neighborhood & Playground they're in, their Office Floors should be randomized, have a new modernized digitized floor counter for Field Offices to show how many floors Toons are in, & if Sprocket Awards are in the cards, I think there should be Bronze Sprocket Awards, that are most common & dropped from Cogs in certain Office Floors, in addition to the Silver Sprocket Awards, the least common & dropped from Cogs, and Gold Sprocket Awards, the rare ones that Cogs slightly drop. Let me hear from YOU - what kind of news or activities do you want to see in Toontown while we work on our big updates and events? Keep your eyes peeled for Backstage Blog posts, Toontown Tweaks TWO, and - I mean finally this time - an entire new website that you'll hear more about in the upcoming weeks. What I can tell you, however, is that we know it can be boring in these months while we work on the updates, and just like last year, we have some things planned to keep you entertained. What's that mean for the time-being? I can't tell you what they're working on they'd have my head if I did. That way, in the months with our highest player counts (When school gets out for the summer!) we have plenty of things ready to release for all of you Toons. We can't just pull all of those updates out of thin air, you know - we set aside this time of year to re-evaluate progress and figure out what's "Toon Enough" to come out over the course of the next year. It happens every year around this time, just as you can see with the whole Blockade I set up last year. I should clarify that the Toon Council hasn't given me any assignments because they've been too busy creating them, as usual. I mean, I know I do most of the talking here, but at least you're good listeners. Let me tell you, it's pretty lonely without you folks. Zilch! This time last year I actually went on strike, (which is continuing - no new website yet!) but this year they're just doing it for me. Speaking of government work, that's actually the topic I've got to talk to you about today: The Toon Council? They've given me absolutely nothing to talk about. Nonetheless, it's close enough for government work. I mean, it probably was, right? I didn't really check. The absolute longest amount of time between two blog posts.
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