WEEKLY UPDATE GET
Progress-wise; I've taken advantage of the Editor Tools objects to make the hub process a lot more streamlined, with no apparent bugs. One of the upsides to this (of which there are several) is that I don't have to go through each adventure and convert them separately if I'm using MoFI objects.
Other than that... Current adventure count is 47, with a 48th in the works. Hub-wise, 37 levels and 51 dialogue files (though the 51st is kinda empty at the moment).
ANYWAYS WONDERTOWN AREA PICTURES
Town square. The purple-hatted Stinker allows the player to switch their hat/accessories around. The Stinker in front of the house there is asleep at the moment (I /might/ come back and add dialogue/a side adventure for some of the silent NPCs around this area).
NPC Store. Yes, keeping up the injokes was completely necessary (also I made my own light blue-hatted character the store NPC, not that you can tell in that screenshot).
Also, map - I haven't designed the map graphics yet, but the player can buy a map piece here, which is what the blue gem near the bottom of the screen is - I'm using the WA beta gem-item model instead of the "item squares" for everything, now that I know how it works.
MAYOR'S OFFICE. The mayor is a separate NPC here, instead of being Peegue, though he's not in the office area. Also, both the NPCs in their "offices" to the sides walk around and do stuff (which is to say they walk around and stare at things because any interaction more complex than that is very tricky).
The "housing district", which is just north of the town square. There's an NPC in the north-east corner of this map who has a side-adventure the player can play for coins/score.
Very minor thing, but the map does have its own icon instead of the Fire Island map icon from MoFI - It's an edited and scaled down version of the world map from WSW. I thought it was appropriate.
The Wondertown "Port", which is south of the town square. There's an NPC hanging around on the dock who's not pictured, as well as two other buildings and a boat. The building you can (barely) see is the Mayor's office. The other house is the boat-owner's home (the player needs to talk to him to progress at one point), while the other building (which isn't a house) is where I'm planning on putting the "magic trials" (as well as an NPC who can open the Floing menu for the player).
One of the first few adventures on Willow Rock Island (formerly just Willow Rock IIRC, and only a background part of WSW's map).
One concern I have is that I don't want to spread each area too "thin" by only having a small number of adventures there, but at the same time, I don't want to over-populate areas and wear
myself thin with 200-odd adventures.
... Of course that's partially my fault for making the genius decision of "HEY WHY DON'T I EXPAND ON AREAS FROM WSW THAT SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT IDEA AND CAN'T POSSIBLY GO WRONG"
(anyways point is that it's entirely possible I'll end up expanding areas after the fact but it'll probably end up making the Floing menu go haywire or require a lot of work)
I'm really flattered that my recent efforts have been appreciated, but having played some of the more recent adventures, I can say that there are a lot of great adventure designers around (though maybe not all of them are currently active) and I'm just glad you think I'm a part of that. Also, I'm pretty sure Q is either underestimating or understating his own skills. 
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