Throughout the project's lifetime I have not been able to find one good developer from the POTCO community. And in the end, it doesn't matter - only that the project succeeds. All of our developers are experienced and/or knowledgeable in everything needed to rebuild the game.
This guy always has the best questions.
Double posting to my knowledge is no longer an "offense" @Davy Darkrage?
The points I would like to express below are meant to show NO disrespect to you, this emulator, nor the individuals on this project's development staff (note: I will attempt to speak of this once and 'one' time only on this thread).
The points I would like to express below are meant to show NO disrespect to you, this emulator, nor the individuals on this project's development staff (note: I will attempt to speak of this once and 'one' time only on this thread).
The problem with relying upon certain players whom are both highly experienced with python coding and coming from the ex-ToonTown Online community is that while although some might remain appropriately qualified in comparison to ex-POTCO players (in assisting with the development of a 'workable' POTCO emulator), the past resume' of such individuals - in my opinion - is imperative as well to take into full consideration.
*Given the fact that both ToonTown House and ToonTown Infinite are representative of said background of some members of this project's staff, I give mention of this only out of concern as to the specific circumstances which lead to the demise of each of those projects (and not the project's themselves as concern).
While this concern of my own might be misconstrued as myself remaining overly judgmental, when it comes down to deciding upon a project's actual staff (no matter what 'project calling' is being organized) one must be willing to look at the totality of all experience, qualifications, and "circumstances" involved surrounding each and every individual whom does happen to express an interest to get involved.
The points I would like to express below are meant to show NO disrespect to you, this emulator, nor the individuals on this project's development staff (note: I will attempt to speak of this once and 'one' time only on this thread).
The problem with relying upon certain players whom are both highly experienced with python coding and coming from the ex-ToonTown Online community is that while although some might remain appropriately qualified in comparison to ex-POTCO players (in assisting with the development of a 'workable' POTCO emulator), the past resume' of such individuals - in my opinion - is imperative as well to take into full consideration.
*Given the fact that both ToonTown House and ToonTown Infinite are representative of said background of some members of this project's staff, I give mention of this only out of concern as to the specific circumstances which lead to the demise of each of those projects (and not the project's themselves as concern).
While this concern of my own might be misconstrued as myself remaining overly judgmental, when it comes down to deciding upon a project's actual staff (no matter what 'project calling' is being organized) one must be willing to look at the totality of all experience, qualifications, and "circumstances" involved surrounding each and every individual whom does happen to express an interest to get involved.
Certainly you have a point but when I mention the above in so far as someone's own "past," I am not looking beyond a time-frame of a year+ but rather only looking at a time-frame of approximately 6 months, maybe less. Taking the short time-frame which has lapsed, people most certainly can change but regardless someone's "past" does matter within the short-term, don't you agree?
Perhaps we need to take this to a pm because simply, this isn't true (as I don't make a point to make any claim without having sufficient 'evidence' to back it up).
(Main thing is that the Rum don't run out!)
Note that we have 0 Toontown Infinite staff on our project at the very moment. The ones we had got fired or were inactive. The Toontown House staff are not leading this team, just developing and helping out. It was not at all their fault for why Toontown House closed, it was rather some different staff on their team.
I do appreciate your honesty concerning this project's staff (I'm having a difficult time understanding though why it wasn't revealed to myself in the first place [as I 'already' knew the answer to the questions I asked before said questions were, well...asked]).
We have never had any TTI staff that would've done something like that. We use to have a developer called Jean who put a keylogger/RAT in Toontown House. He was immediately fired from Toontown House, however we gave him another chance. A couple months ago he was fired from here for breaking our rules and disorganization. We now have no staff that would do something like that.
So you knowingly hired a developer who was fired for putting malicious code into TTH?
I do hope that you are right (as I am holding you to your word that they won't).
He was hired before any team members even knew about what he did to TTH. When I came in I was suspicious of him and I vowed to make sure he wasn't going to do anything. We couldn't just fire him for what he did in another project, as he did contribute. However, that was the past. We have no malicious code or anything.
Note that if you look onto Reddit for information of Team CT, TTI is known for spreading lies and hate about TTH and Team CT so I wouldn't trust them. Keep in mind that we only have the GOOD team ct staff. They use to have a lot of bad team members, which we do not have. The only suspicious member was Jean and he's fired. That's really all I can say but note that one of our main TTH developers in our team do not want to be associated with the Toontown community. Also, Toontown Next has barely any of the TTH staff. Some have been helping them (like one of them gave them the compiler, Nirai ©) so you can take my word that we have no malicious code or staff members. We can assure you that our staff don't want to do anything malicious and just want to revive POTCO. Nothing more than that.
If that is the objective/end result, then I wish this project the best of luck.
(Understand though that OUR community has been through a ton a dung and you'll have to excuse myself for lecturing here/becoming overly paranoid but trust should always be 'earned' and not blindly accepted).
If that is the objective/end result, then I wish this project the best of luck.
As someone whom has researched readily into the happenings of the ex-TTO community (utilizing 'various' sources online), I do feel that there is much improvement that needs to be made within that specific community. With that said, let this thread be derailed no more on account for the purpose of this thread.
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:arrrrr: .... A picture tells a thousand words!