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Woomy.Arras.io, previously Woomy-Arras.io and also known as Woomy, is a fan-made sequel of Arras.io, itself a fan-made sequel of Diep.io. Woomy was founded in 2017 by Hellcat. The server quickly gained popularity and prestige, before a series of bad developers and improper management caused the game to be deleted at least twice and the original Discord server to be lost. The game is the most complex tank .io game ever, with around 2000 tanks, 100 bosses, 50 shapes, and dozens of unique crashers and sentries. AI players are frequently found.

Recently, Hellcat owned the server, and was supported by a team of Administrators, Senior-Testers, World Record Managers, Moderators, Overseers, Beta-Testers, Balancers, and the (Ex-) Co-Developers Absol and Oblivion. The server had about half the population of the original Arras server, and was considerably more active. The personal domain name, "woomy-arras.io" was purchased in March 2020 and soon became active. Woomy has been described as a modded Arras.io.

History[]

See also: History of Woomy-Arras.io

This section requires expansion.

Woomy Arras.io was created in 2017 by Hellcat. The first public changelogs were created on 29 March 2018. It was originally a single server, but in February 2020 it expanded to 4 servers, and on 1 June 2020 the servers were again overhauled and 4 new servers were added. At first Cupcake was a developer at the very start of Woomy-Arras.io but after she got a job she became really in-active and then got demoted. For a time after Cupcake, Clarise was also a developer, but she left in September 2020 due to disinterest and real life activities.

After Clarise left, Dogatorix became the new co-developer. He eventually was replaced by Clarise, who returned in 2021. However, Clarise burned out in less than a month, and appointed Absol and Oblivion, both experienced coders and balancers, to replace her. This was the first (and only) time that there had been two official Co-Developers. However, Oblivion left the Discord on 23 March 2021, but promised to release new updates, before rejoining in April. A large number of old or experienced staff also left in March.

By April, however, staff was filling back up and several new management positions were added. Absol and Oblivion continued to stay active and began adding dozens of tanks. Absol agreed to help the Community Wiki with tank and boss stats. On 2 June 2020, Hellcat bought the domain name Woomy.io, but set it up as a fallback link based in Dallas in case the Montreal-based woomy-arras.io domain went down.

About in mid to late 2021, the Woomy-Arras.io game was deleted but was replaced soon after. In 2022, the game was again deleted but reinstated by CX. On 26 December, 2022, the security certificate for arras.cx expired, rendering the game inaccessible to many. There are no active developers and no indication that any developers intend to return or give the code to anyone else to continue development. On 14 April 2023, a severe raid hit the Discord server.

Gameplay[]

Woomy-Arras.io is played similarly to Arras.io, where players control tanks and fight with others. Unlike with Diep.io, players can use N to level up quickly, bypassing the foraging stage. They can choose from the huge variety of tanks and use their stat points to upgrade aspects of their stats, such as attack damage, health, and much more. There are many different polygons with different health, shapes, and points that spawn in the game often. The eight playable gamemodes (excluding the dev server) altered players' objectives and teams. Currently, the only server is set to Free For All.

Gamemodes[]

For more information on each gamemode, see their respective pages.

IMPORTANT NOTE: These gamemodes, with the singular exception of Free For All, are no longer accessible.

  • Free For All (FFA) - No teams, usually the most active server.
  • 4 Team Deathmatch (4TDM) - Four teams (Red, Blue, Green, and Purple), the second most active server usually. The dominating team usually has most of the AI players after an hour or so.
  • 2 Team Deathmatch (2TDM) - Two teams (Red and Blue), somewhat active. The team bases stretch from corner to corner vertically (similar to Diep.io's 2tdm layout), instead of being squares. The dominating team tends to have most of the AI.
  • 2 Team Domination (2DOM) - Two teams (Red and Blue), fight for control of all of the dominators at the corners of the map and at the center.
  • Black Hole (Gamemode) (BH) - FFA mode with an map which is hard to move on.
  • Maze RandTDM (RandMaze) - Two to four teams (Red, Blue, Green, and Purple) wander around a complex randomly generated maze. There are team bases in each corner.
  • Boss Rush (BR) - One team (Blue) fights against 25 waves of powerful bosses. Developers are commonly seen testing bosses here.
  • RandTDM Mothership (RandMot) - Two to four teams (Red, Blue, Green, and Purple) that must protect the mothership at all costs to win.
  • Developer Server (DS) - No teams, used by beta testers and for occasional events.

Removed Game Modes[]

These game modes have been removed from the game. They are kept here for historical purposes.

  • 4 Team Maze (4MAZE) - Four teams (Red, Blue, Green, and Purple) wander around a complex randomly generated maze.
  • Portal Domination (2PDM) - 2 teams (Red, and Blue) fight dominators to make it in your team and teleport by the portals.

Partnerships[]

This section refers to partnerships from old Woomy. There are no partnerships as of 27 December 2022

Sponsors[]

Woomy-Arras.io is sponsored by many other servers.

Wiki[]

The Woomy-Arras.io Wiki was founded by The Woomy Wizard and FrozenEarth in 2020. It has never been an official wiki, though the Woomy staff are supportive of the wiki.

The Woomy-Arras.io Wiki is partnered with the following wikis:

  • Diep.io Official Wiki - Agreement to stay independent.
  • GeoFS Community Wiki - The Woomy-Arras.io Wiki's founder also founded this wiki.
  • Tankster.io Wiki - Expansion and formatting.

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