Ravon
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Have you ever wanted some tar in a room to grow but none other???

Well if you have then try out new multicolored tar, it'll be just your thing . It works as follows:

Multicolored tar is just like regular tar except that if there is no tar mother in the room of the same color it does not grow.




The Fine Print: I am not responsible for any puzzles greatly damaged by use of multicolored tar in other words...
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

zex20913
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I'm 99.999 percent certain that this has been suggested twice before. I know it was suggested at least once.

Still, I think it is a good idea, and I forget the results of previous suggestions. I think there were overall good feelings towards it, with minor concerns. Someone from the dev team may have said that it wasn't flexible enough to go in, but I am working on memory alone.

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The_Red_Hawk
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I believe there was one space of time when about five different types of new tar were submitted to the FR board.

I'm pretty sure it was at least twice, if not three times.

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Mattcrampy
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I don't know...

It seems like such a waste of graphics to have two different types of tar. If we do end up adding more than one type of tar, then it'll most likely have different properties to regular tar.

Matt

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