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I definitely couldn't do this again. My account is still stuck at 2 139s and 4 137s and I'm not sure I have the enjoyment in the game to complete them currently. I hope there are some further QoL updates to side-activities to help players complete the game fully

Hey there, info on the tasks required for 137-139 (Which you can do after getting your Bossbot Suit) can be found here: toontownrewritten.fandom.com/wiki/Sellbot_Task_Force_ToonTasks

Late response but I'm now in the process of completing the tasks on these toons. Not much done so far but Summer's Last Rose is now 138 laff. I'll either post each toon's maxing individually, or lump the footage together into one big video once the account is completed again!

@@ShibaInuEnby wow nice to see youre still playing toontown lol but thats pretty cool and I wish you good luck

@@Chrisss055 The consensus, both on TTO and TTR, has been that a maxed toon is one which has the highest laff possible (whether it be 128, 137, 139 or eventually 140). Bringing in extra conditions both restricts creativity and additional challenge, as well as brings the opportunity for people to bring up very silly conditions (such as maxed shovel, maxed doodle, maxed boss rewards) which have already been mentioned in this comment section alone. April's Trap will never be maxed, and this was an intentional decision. I wanted all 6 of my toons to be different gag-layouts. If you max all your gags, there's only 5 possible variations in the game, and making April another Lureless seems boring and completely dulls out what is meant to be the final slot on the account. Creating a toon missing two tracks, and getting that toon to 137 (and eventually 140) is a much more challenging and interesting task than the 1-2 days it would take to max trap in invasion buildings. I will be completing the entire taskline on all toons. However, I want to get all toons to 139 first before doing so, as it hopefully allows me to re-max my account before the crusher set comes in, as well as giving me extra practice and experience in Field Offices before taking on the harder tasks.

*pants

The top is from the western cattlelog series, the bottom is from participating in the closed beta (I think you had to redeem a beta key for it to count)

Hey there, Thanks! I definitely messed up a little bit but got lucky with the doors lol. I'm a girl, sergeant star is just the name of a character of mine in an old game x)

Surprise!! I'm here :P This account was the work of just me, I did play a lot with friends though and it definitely wasn't just me on my own in silence for all those months. Having others to grind the game with, especially if they're close friends you can call with and enjoy the company of helps so so much, I don't think I would have gotten a 2nd toon done without them. Of course, I'm lucky that most of my TTR friends grinded the game as much as I did, but they didn't put their efforts into just one account. Hope this response is helpful, and hope you're having a good end of year ^^

@@ShibaInuEnby Ah thank you for the response I was just curious. Yea TTR is so fun with friends. Congrats on the maxed account and hope you have a good end to 2020 as well!!!

Well I've already completed the game so I guess if the game shuts down it doesn't mean anything to me.

What gave you inspiration to do 58 back nines 6 times?

@@fronkolicious8234 Having friends to play with definitely helps

Hey there! 1. Yeah I got bored of game sometimes, and I definitely took long breaks between toons when the game didn't feel fun for me. When it comes to the game being repetitive, you're not wrong but I think what allowed me to play as much as I did was all the people I met along the way, there were so many good friends that I found while doing runs that it definitely helped when progressing. Having different gag setups can definitely change some of the gameplay but it's definitely important to take breaks sometimes and refresh yourself. 2. The truth is that I didn't really have much else to do. I studied at the time but outside of that I usually just played Toontown with my friends. It definitely wasn't the most glamorous life back then but I enjoyed it. On top of that, I don't think maxing a toon takes as much time as some people might claim. Maxing for the first time was a bit tough because I had to figure out the fastest ways to get things done but once I had goals in mind and knew exactly what I needed to do for each activity etc. it became much faster. Even still, this took 5 years to do so the important thing is persistence and keeping that passion alive, even if it's taking a while.

Spreading negativity for no reason isn't the play. A great comic panel once said: "Shh, let people enjoy things."

The key is finding different ways to play. In my account there's plenty of different gag variations and now that I've moved on from the account I tend to try and find new ways to play the game with even more extreme restrictions. Taking breaks is good though, I definitely don't play the game 24/7 and I take long breaks a lot before returning.

one more question if you see this. when did you decide that you were going to go for a full account of 137 toons, i saw on your youtube that you've posted when you reached 2 and 3 maxed toons on this account but was there a deciding moment where you ultimately set that as your goal?

Hey there, When I was working on this account I did have 2 other toons which helped at times: - Tinted Rose (Who was about 110 at the time but is 137 now, who I used mainly for gag training) - Cream Bear (Who is another 137 toon who I worked entirely alongside April but was left out of this video because for some reason my OBS doesn't like having 2 Toontown windows open) As much as I love working on one toon at a time, using multiple toons for the storyline and gag training is incredibly powerful, especially from The Brrrgh and onward. When I was working on my soundless, I even another toon alongside him for almost all facilities (I ran 4 in cash even because the groups there weren't very soundless-friendly) just because it made doing runs much easier once I could run 2 as fast as 1. Best of luck with your toon, I know you can do it! ^^ I'm sure you'll feel just as relieved as I was once you're done

Maxing a toon usually takes around 9 months with many breaks. For the activities, it's usually something like Racing - 7 days Golfing - 7 days Fishing - 1 or 2 days with boost if I'm not really unlucky Sellbot - 7 days Cashbot - 14 days Lawbot - 21 days Bossbot - 28 days

If you're curious about hours spent. I estimate close to 800 hours.

@@ShibaInuEnby how do you take 1/2 days (with boost) for fishing?? whatttt

Like $10,000 or something bro 6 maxed toons is utter insanity... oh my goodness it makes me almost shake thinking of the years grinding

If you have a computer that supports mousekeys, you can press the evidence button a the top to get a 0% throw.

Sergeant Star thanks, im gonna go look for a new mouse now lol

@@jasonforgeron Mousekeys is actually something for keyboards, I believe it's available for any windows computer/laptop for windows 10 (don't want to falsely confirm older builds). It essentially allows you to use your numberpad to control your mouse should it ever stock working. The thing is that by clicking using mousekeys, it actually only clicks for 1 'frame' so you get the lowest possible power each time.