Bark Pack: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 11:27, 11 February 2025

Bark Pack is the name of Tony Bark's Luanti (Minetest) server that also hosts Bark Radio. It features a fully working in-game micronation with an economy and government. News and updates about the server are on Tony Bark's blog.

Background

The name was inspired by the short-lived Duck Tales spin-off, Quack Pack, and was initially used as a working title for Tony Bark's attempt at a slice-of-life visual novel series. However, it was abandoned due to the lack of tools and resources at the time, and it became a standalone, versatile "brand". Though usage itself is a humbler counter to the now-defunct TPaw, intended for small social projects.

Since 2025, it was retooled to be the name server that hosts Tony Bark's Luanti server.

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-'''Bark Pack''' is the name coined by Tony Bark when referring to his collection of characters. The core cast consists of [[Max Casey]], [[Tom Wilcox]], and [[Aidan Cheddar]], with [[Kit Welsh]] and [[Zack Casey]] as supporting characters.
+'''Bark Pack''' is the name of Tony Bark's Luanti (Minetest) server that also hosts [[Bark Radio]]. It features a fully working in-game micronation with an economy and government. News and updates about the server are on Tony Bark's blog.
 == Background ==
-The name was inspired by the short-lived Duck Tales spin-off, [[Wikipedia:Quack Pack|Quack Pack]], and was initially used as a working title for Tony Bark's attempt at a slice-of-life visual novel series. However, it was abandoned due to the lack of tools and resources at the time, and it became a standalone, versatile "brand". Though usage itself is a humbler counter to the now-defunct [[Tigerpaw Studios|TPaw]], intended for small social projects, in-universe, Bark Pack sometimes has a more heroic presence and serves as a foil to the [[TPaw Corporation]] and other enemy factions.
+The name was inspired by the short-lived Duck Tales spin-off, [[Wikipedia:Quack Pack|Quack Pack]], and was initially used as a working title for Tony Bark's attempt at a slice-of-life visual novel series. However, it was abandoned due to the lack of tools and resources at the time, and it became a standalone, versatile "brand". Though usage itself is a humbler counter to the now-defunct [[Tigerpaw Studios|TPaw]], intended for small social projects.
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+Since 2025, it was retooled to be the name server that hosts Tony Bark's Luanti server.