Where is test town in toontown

The phrases are hit and miss right now, if you have any issues, send a bug report. Roxy Purpleberry. Originally Posted by Augie Doodle. Both bugs confirmed, report sent. Also, you can't close the speedchat menu by clicking outside of it. I got a snowman head on two toons.

When you sign out and back in you lose it. However all it took to get it back was visiting one shop. I'm having issues accessing the bug report page from the vista launcher, I get page cannot be displayed. This has been since a week ago Tuesday. I started filing bug reports from Nicole's pc which is still XP. Use this page to report bugs for any launcher. You may need to try accessing that page in a different web browser. That is only annoying thing about the snowman head,switching dist then getting the head again.

Everytime I lost my head, I go to the place in the brrrgh to get it back, only because it's faster then the other places. The snowman head is cute, but I'm so use of the snowman having a black silk hat.

With the green hat, it looks like an snowelf lol. I do love the snowman head. Total Awards : 4. Hollywood Vice President Sellbot Headquarters. Flower Loving77 Request User Rights. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Toontown test server. History Talk 0. The background used on the test server's website The Toontown Test Server or known as Test Town or simply Test was a server hosted by Disney for testing new content for Disney's Toontown Online with a small amount of players before making the content publicly available on the "open" server.

He introduced me to the game, and learning Toontown with him and trying to teach him what I had learned are precious times.

I would stay up late at night trying to earn some new gag or promotion for him or some task that gave him fits.

I would research the rules and tips and limits and methods and funnel it back to him the next day. Funny thing - he moved on to other games, and I was hooked. Isn't that almost everyone's story? Oh well, that's enough for now. It's starting to hurt too much thinking about it. I want you to all know that I will sincerely miss every one of you. Please be safe and well. Keep being the great people if not actually toons you all are. Best Regards,.

Last edited by platypie; at PM. Reason: Correction. Anoni Mouse. I remember getting my 2 test accounts a week after Cash went to open.

Was a wonderful hiding place as I had it all to myself when I needed it. I remember testing Cash hq after you figured out how to win , ooh and law HQ with Bonkers the rabbit, still looking for that Screenshot.

I was thrilled he made it at 15 laff and got his new gags! The people I met on test are all amazing, the patience and skill on the test server was just as amazing! I have lots of Screenshots and will share them in the visual thread but felt these were a few of what Skip remembered.

Some of my fondest memories was Mayberry toons and our events. Team Mayberry First Vp. I remember when I first got on test at the beginning of , I was only playing on open no more then 2 months, when I sign up for test. I remember when sell hq came out, I stood outside the tunnel for about 10 minutes, afraid to go in thinking something in there would grab me.

I remember running down sleet street, turning the corner right into a five story building, and didnt know how to get out of it, I was a small toon, was just checking out the streets. Lucky there were 3 others small toons in there,when we got to last floor they all had died but me, lucky I was on the last cog, and killed it.

There was people standing outside the building thinking I did it myself, couldnt tell them that I had help. I met so many and too many people on test. I think I got spoil with alot of help, since I used do things myself. Test was like my second home, and our small community. I remember the way we used to fish, I wouldnt fish until the change it. I was there when all the hq's first came out. I remember team mayberry, and help a toon, and especially the lure showdown with skip.

We always found something to amuse us with. So many fond and fun memories to list,it would be like writting a book. I'm going to miss each and everyone very much. Now only if I can remember how to post pichures in the other post lol. Augie Doodle. For me the best memories is being able to play on TT test with all of friends I had on there. This runs in its own environment separate from where the public plays, so what we do there has no impact on the live game.

All of our testers have opportunities to work with the development team while testing the game. Rather than just having an email form to communicate, we have a Discord server that the QA testers can use to communicate with anyone on the team, file bugs and feedback, as well as get messages from us on new things to test!

We also use this Discord server to schedule group testing and to more easily communicate with one another during tests. We've also made things easier for testers by supplying them with Toons on the QA server that have completed all the mainline ToonTasks and have earned skilled gags -- allowing them to jump in and test later content right away.

We also have the ability to set up Toons with different stats and progressions, which was useful when we QA tested the Crash Cashbot event back in early Today, the QA Team does both casual playtests of new features and formal release testing. For playtests, we work very closely with the Game Design team to schedule playtests of new features and collect feedback while development is in progress.

This happens in major projects before formal QA testing happens after development is completed. As one of our organizers, Dynaboom and I work closely with each other and the development team to set up testing plans for each release to determine what needs to be tested in each release. All testers have the ability to work with standard sets of test cases for each feature of the game and the ability to create their own test cases. Last year we started using Notion, a personal and team organization tool, to store and track test cases and progress of testing of each release.