The cobblestones stand out too much, I think they're too black. Maybe try making them lighter?

MadCamel wrote:How so? There are closed-source web browsers that connect to open-source webservers every day! I don't see apache.org blocking MSIE user-agents..

Because we shouldn't encourage the development of proprietary software if we can avoid it by not allowing it.

Isn't this against the rules?

wushin wrote:

2) No afk activity is allowed that:
[*] Has an effect on gameplay(gaining xp, items, assisting in combat etc.)

If TMW is going to remain a FOSS project, the bot must be released under an open source license. This is not up for debate.

Here's a little more, that chimney though...

I redid the fence and pillar tilesets.

Would I be glad to see many players running around in a Christmas Elf Hat? No, I think I'd probably feel unconfortable with that. But come on! With that drop rate we would get 0.0014 * 3 * 365 = 1.5 rare drops a YEAR! (if we spawn 3 mobs per 24 hrs) That hardly would change anything in the game. Ye...

Madcamel have math on his side, even with a low drop rate it will just increase the number of this item in game, so on a large scale item "won't be rare" anymore. Nah, It'll be fine. It will take a very long time for the items to be dropped, so I doubt that we'll see these items in huge n...

Personally I'd rather prefer another solution than a simple mob drop. E.g. I still like veryape's idea about creating shop NPC that requires Boss Points to buy items. I agree with this idea, anything that encourages more social interaction between players is a good thing. Hunting for rare mobs soun...

Rather than killing other players for bottles, it would probably be best if the bottles were a contested resource that players would have to find by killing rare mobs or some such. The terranite quests already do this, so making something in the same vein would probably be a good idea. I don't think...