I've made my decision. I know from the beginning of TTR that I want to help, but I haven't found the right spot for me in this community yet. I wanted to be a mod to help you out, but since there are so many people wanting to be mods, I feel like this is not my place since I don't want to keep these excited people from getting a chance. What I can do, or what I even think I excel at, is balancing the game to make sure that it stays easy enough for kids to play as well as getting the addicts some challenges. I already showed you some ideas which are just ideas, but I haven't touched this subject yet in my presentation. Since this is a very important part of truly getting the game to move forward I think that if this is what you want, I can really help in letting this game progress without altering the feel the players experience. Only enhance it.

Now that's a lot of 'I's. It's not just about me, it's about the game I loved for a long time, same as you. With every game there are people joining and leaving. NOW is the time where lots of people are joining, so naturally.. NOW is the time where you have to put everything you have on the table to make sure there are as few people leaving as possible. Again... IF you want this game to move forward.

You don't need me for modding and I'm not good enough for developing nor animating, but I do have more than plenty of experience in online gaming that I know how to balance rewards with the usability of the rewards and Toontown is a great example an unbalanced game due to the approach of Disney of letting the game slowly die. The idea was great to have more rewards than difficulty since this game is all about having a fun time and not challenging the player to be the best to be able to be part of the endgame. However, the game has stagnated to the point where the rewards have outbalanced the content where the content has stagnated by the type of rewards. There is no room for future content when it comes to the battle system unless we open up some closed chapters. Be it on the challenge side like not stopping at lvl 12 cogs or be it as making some rewards permanent to create an opening for tougher opponents without kids being too challenged.

I don't have all the answers on how to make it better, but I know I want to be part of the team that checks the ideas and combines the possibilities to make this experience of happiness in Toontown lasting for generations to come.

Thank you for your time and please respond whenever you have time.

Cheers,
Darkgrumly