Gags are rebalanced in a way so that there aren't huge damage gaps between gags like with Level 5 and 6 gags in TTR (Think Cream Pies and Birthday Cakes), with an extra gag track and an extra level for gags added into the mix. TTCC is a change of pace, that's for sure. If you have any questions or additions to this list, please post below and I'll check it out. Tooniversal Studios is a project which adds many smaller features to the game, such as various shops throughout the game, and a new cog type known as Pressbots.It generally holds the second-most amount of players, about 1/10th that of Toontown Rewritten. Two new playground tasklines, dungeons, completely revamped gags and more make the gameplay a huge departure from TTO. Toontown: Corporate Clash is a server which changes more about Toontown than any other server.The population is similar in size to that of Fellowship. There is also a few new areas to explore and some lore to find. However, many smaller changes throughout the whole game have been added over time. Toontown Relived has a very vanilla feel like that of Fellowship or Rewritten.However, it has since been closed (twice actually), and now exists as a version of its former self where commands and miniservers are utilized (much like Toontown Offline). Toontown Infinite was a normal server, twice before, and was originally the second-oldest server for the game.
The population is much lower than more popular servers. Many of the other changes to the game are more of a departure from TTO's original concepts. This includes many minor changes as well as a new cog type, known as Techbots, which attack before toons. Toontown: Operation Dessert Storm is a server which holds most of its changes within the cog battle mechanics.The population is much lower than that of Toontown Rewritten as well. There are very few major game changes to be found. Toontown Fellowship is a server which is more or less faithful to the original game feature-wise much like Toontown Rewritten.Hosting of the game is done by the players instead of a centralized server, much like Minecraft. Toontown Offline is a server created to allow players to experience Toontown from a new angle through the use of commands.It features content which could be considered something Disney would do, and has minimal overhaul changes if any. Toontown Rewritten is the longest-running fan server and by far the most popular.Because that post was removed (likely by moderators), I'd like to post a completely accurate and unbiased list of the servers which are currently open and playable to the community, in order of time up. Nobody actually answered the question 100% correctly, and the post was more about questioning the validity of r/Toontown's Three currently 'supported' servers. Yesterday, a post was made here inquiring as to what servers were currently available.
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