Nah, rage against the mouse machine

Well who gives a turkey?

Having played Toontown 20 years ago, I disagree with you.

They make the game better by removing a lot of the gated content, having it completely free to play and keep it going for those who want to relive some nostalgia.

There have been dozens of Toontown re-hosts and some even have explicit permission to do so as the IP was abandoned, don't spread misinformation.

Note how the OP is not targeting other private server hosts for which they have been acting for decades across hundreds of MMORPG's etc, like World of Warcraft, Eudemons, Atlantica, Vindictus, Black Desert Online, Adventure Quest etc etc... The list is endless and filled with protected content unlike abandoned games such as Toontown.

Originally posted by 𝓛𝓲𝓵 𝓜𝓲𝓼𝓼:

Having played Toontown 20 years ago, I disagree with you.

They make the game better by removing a lot of the gated content, having it completely free to play and keep it going for those who want to relive some nostalgia.

There have been dozens of Toontown re-hosts and some even have explicit permission to do so as the IP was abandoned, don't spread misinformation.

Note how the OP is not targeting other private server hosts for which they have been acting for decades across hundreds of MMORPG's etc, like World of Warcraft, Eudemons, Atlantica, Vindictus, Black Desert Online, Adventure Quest etc etc... The list is endless and filled with protected content unlike abandoned games such as Toontown.

now ur spreading misinformation, toontown does not have explicit permission if an IP is abandoned LMAO. Jesse Schell may have come in and said, this purrty good guys!!, but he doesn't speak for disney

I say sir, if I was initialized in a certain environ, saddled with an infinity of grinding to earn my freedom, would I not have developed a certain taste for said environ?

It's copyright infringement but nothing will be done unless Disney personally goes after the server. Companies usually don't do squat for private servers beyond mailing cease and desist letters.

There's this thing called game preservation. Sometimes it's at odds with the law, but it is still important. Without game preservation, we lose history and culture. I'd suggest you learn more about the Stop Killing Games movement.

Originally posted by phly95:

There's this thing called game preservation. Sometimes it's at odds with the law, but it is still important. Without game preservation, we lose history and culture. I'd suggest you learn more about the Stop Killing Games movement.

maybe ur right?! but it still feels bad and illegal though...

Originally posted by logicfinal99:

Originally posted by phly95:

There's this thing called game preservation. Sometimes it's at odds with the law, but it is still important. Without game preservation, we lose history and culture. I'd suggest you learn more about the Stop Killing Games movement.

maybe ur right?! but it still feels bad and illegal though...

The important thing is to pay and support the developers when the option is available to you. If that option is not available to you, then there's no need to feel guilty for finding some other means to play the game. Legality does not always equal morality.

Originally posted by phly95:

Originally posted by logicfinal99:

maybe ur right?! but it still feels bad and illegal though...

The important thing is to pay and support the developers when the option is available to you. If that option is not available to you, then there's no need to feel guilty for finding some other means to play the game. Legality does not always equal morality.

ig thats true, yea Disney doesn't host Toontown anymore..

I dont see how it could hurt anyone?