New Server > New Town

This always reminded me of the part of FF6 where you're floating through the river on a log, I think it was somewhere around where you fight Ultros

Really? Never really played FF6. It reminded me of a fast-pace version of Midas River in Super Mario RPG (without forks).

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Babord Soon?
 

They still haven't finished the...
zorbi dungeon
Capture the flag
Destiny
Graal Delteria
Fox's house
That weird place that used to be right of the adoption center and they have just left the path and walls there...wtf was even with that guy, anyway?
Useless tunnels around the place.
Fun things.

Classic staff can't control whether or not a new server is added, however they can control content. Adding a new town is under their ability, upgrading the servers is not

Surely added any substantial content will overload the server?

It depends how substantial but a new town shouldn't really have a big effect apart from when it's first released, as everyone's clients are downloading the new content at the same time.

I see the solution. If staff adds more (good) content that means more players which = no other choice but to upgrade the server!

But when The staff will release babor?

Well, i know babord is confirmed, but has babor been confirmed?

I'm still waiting for burger refuge 2...

They're pretty bad but I like that area above MoD Town because it offers a LOT more room to do things in than the current. It's just a shame that all of the cliffs would need to be removed/redone from MoD to Snow Town for it to be implimented. Also the current rail system gets in the way.

Well, I've done that before with that valley that was where Graal PD was readded (my only disappointment with that is that it ruined the giant fish-shape of the east mountain). You can chop down some trees west of Graal PD there and divide the east and west mountains again into a new valley. Extending the mountain-top areas north a bit would allow for a much more immersive effect. There is the easier way just to throw in a rail cave exit out of the north face of the mountain, but I would consider a valley to be the better option.

Also, if you'd be extending the cliffs northward, you could kill two birds with one stone and plan out some space to eventually readd Sylphia (Old Snow Town).

The current Snow Town mountain was initially built by someone else, I forget who exactly. I freaked out when I saw it because it was like the biggest tile error I ever saw. Looked like a giant LttP rupee on the map screen. I ended up pulling an all-nighter retiling the entire thing. So I'd estimate it's probably something like 16-20 hours of work to build a new valley and have space for Sylphia **if you're versed with cliff tiling**, and readd the Dark Forest and Ninji Castle Island. That's excluding scripting and graphics, which would be their own issue.