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2025-12-24T22:21:07Z

References: Added trivia on concept sketches

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	=== Fixed Bugs ===		=== Fixed Bugs ===
	* Yamato Spike Alt was flipped when placed sideways on tiles.		* Yamato Spike Alt was flipped when placed sideways on tiles.

			==Trivia==
			*Concept sketches by [[BNMotive]] for what is assumed to be the 1.7.0 promotional artwork can be seen [https://bnmotive.art/assets/images/gallery06/70c63079_original.jpg?v=cec28e58 here] and [https://bnmotive.art/assets/images/gallery06/040ef9f6_original.jpg?v=cec28e58 here].

	== References ==		== References ==

Midas Magnezone: Added two more pie charts of the results courtesy of WreckingPrograms himself

2025-05-10T14:09:05Z

Added two more pie charts of the results courtesy of WreckingPrograms himself

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	== Enemy contest ==		== Enemy contest ==
			[[File:EnemyContestPhase1GameList.png\|thumb\|left\|The pie chart breakdown of phase 2 of the enemy contest results]]
	[[File:EnemyContest logo.png\|thumb\|right\|The logo for the enemy contest]]		[[File:EnemyContest logo.png\|thumb\|right\|The logo for the enemy contest]]
	The development team held an enemy contest where users could vote for an enemy to be added from the 8-bit styled ''Mega Man'' games, namely ''[[Mega Man]]'', ''[[Mega Man 2]]'', ''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man 4]]'', ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', ''[[Mega Man 6]]'', ''[[Mega Man 9]]'', and ''[[Mega Man 10]]''. The game selection was limited to the 8-bit games to ensure the development team could release the enemy in a "timely manner". The contest was also split up into two phases as "[t]he full list of potential enemies [was] too large to include in one poll". In phase 1, users would select the game the enemy was from and in phase 2, users would select an enemy from phase 1's winning game.		The development team held an enemy contest where users could vote for an enemy to be added from the 8-bit styled ''Mega Man'' games, namely ''[[Mega Man]]'', ''[[Mega Man 2]]'', ''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man 4]]'', ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', ''[[Mega Man 6]]'', ''[[Mega Man 9]]'', and ''[[Mega Man 10]]''. The game selection was limited to the 8-bit games to ensure the development team could release the enemy in a "timely manner". The contest was also split up into two phases as "[t]he full list of potential enemies [was] too large to include in one poll". In phase 1, users would select the game the enemy was from and in phase 2, users would select an enemy from phase 1's winning game.
	~~[[File:EnemyContest PieChart.png\|thumb\|left\|The pie chart breakdown of the enemy contest results]]~~
	Phase 1 of the contest began on April 17, 2020 and ended on April 20, 2020. The most voted game was ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' —however, the winner was decided after "disregarding any illegitimate votes".		Phase 1 of the contest began on April 17, 2020 and ended on April 20, 2020. The most voted game was ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' —however, the winner was decided after "disregarding any illegitimate votes".

			[[File:EnemyContest PieChart.png\|thumb\|left\|The pie chart breakdown of phase 2 of the enemy contest results]]
	Phase 2 of the contest began on April 20, 2020 and ended on April 23, 2020. Minibosses were excluded in this contest as they were "of completely different scope than regular enemies and would thus not fit in the contest".<ref>[https://discord.com/channels/328222878489247744/328229181504618496/701870925444022354 WreckingPrograms announces the start of phase 2 of the enemy contest]</ref> [[Sniper Joe\|Returning Machine Gun Joe]] received the most votes at 16.3%, however, it was already implemented before the contest began. To compensate for this, the development team decided to implement the second place winner, [[Met\|Neo Heli Metall]], which received 14.6% of the votes.<ref>Mega Man Maker [[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker @MegaManMaker]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker/status/1253769848099934208 The enemy contest has ended! Returning Machine Gun Joe won first place, but since he was already implemented on our end before the contest even started, we thought it would be fair to also add the second place winner, Neo Heli Metall! We hope you enjoyed the contest!]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> (The Returning Machine Joe was added as an option despite already being implemented for the sake of secrecy to prevent users from checking the enemies list for the ones missing from the list.)<ref>WreckingPrograms [[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg @WreckingProg]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg/status/1253772185233174530 Otherwise you could easily see which enemies will be in 1.7 by checking which are missing, which is something we want to keep a secret.]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> Disregarding illegitimate votes, the total votes for phase 1 and 2 individually ended up being over 1000 votes.		Phase 2 of the contest began on April 20, 2020 and ended on April 23, 2020. Minibosses were excluded in this contest as they were "of completely different scope than regular enemies and would thus not fit in the contest".<ref>[https://discord.com/channels/328222878489247744/328229181504618496/701870925444022354 WreckingPrograms announces the start of phase 2 of the enemy contest]</ref> [[Sniper Joe\|Returning Machine Gun Joe]] received the most votes at 16.3%, however, it was already implemented before the contest began. To compensate for this, the development team decided to implement the second place winner, [[Met\|Neo Heli Metall]], which received 14.6% of the votes.<ref>Mega Man Maker [[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker @MegaManMaker]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker/status/1253769848099934208 The enemy contest has ended! Returning Machine Gun Joe won first place, but since he was already implemented on our end before the contest even started, we thought it would be fair to also add the second place winner, Neo Heli Metall! We hope you enjoyed the contest!]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> (The Returning Machine Joe was added as an option despite already being implemented for the sake of secrecy to prevent users from checking the enemies list for the ones missing from the list.)<ref>WreckingPrograms [[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg @WreckingProg]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg/status/1253772185233174530 Otherwise you could easily see which enemies will be in 1.7 by checking which are missing, which is something we want to keep a secret.]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> Disregarding illegitimate votes, the total votes for phase 1 and 2 individually ended up being over 1000 votes.

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	== Weapon contest ==		== Weapon contest ==
			[[File:WeaponContestResults.png\|thumb\|left\|The pie chart breakdown of the weapon contest results]]
	[[File:WeponContest logo.png\|thumb\|The logo for the weapon contest]]		[[File:WeponContest logo.png\|thumb\|The logo for the weapon contest]]
	On July 25, 2020, [[WreckingPrograms]] announced a [[Weapon\|weapon]] contest similar to the enemy contest held before. Similarly to the previous one, it was also restricted to the six NES games, ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' and ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' in order to implement the weapon in a timely manner. Unlike the enemy contest however, there was only one poll due to the more limited roster of weapons to add. The deadline to vote was July 28, 2020.		On July 25, 2020, [[WreckingPrograms]] announced a [[Weapon\|weapon]] contest similar to the enemy contest held before. Similarly to the previous one, it was also restricted to the six NES games, ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' and ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' in order to implement the weapon in a timely manner. Unlike the enemy contest however, there was only one poll due to the more limited roster of weapons to add. The deadline to vote was July 28, 2020.

Midas Magnezone: Major update version category

2025-05-01T18:59:21Z

Major update version category

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Midas Magnezone: Voting documents. Will add weapon contest one later...

2025-04-26T23:52:00Z

Voting documents. Will add weapon contest one later...

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	Two contests were held where users could vote for an [[:Category:Assets\|asset]] to be added in 1.7.0, the first being an [[Enemy\|enemy]] and the second being a [[Weapons\|weapon]]. A live stream that showed off the reveal trailer early with the developers answering questions from the community afterwards was organized by [[Saphy]] and hosted on [[WreckingPrograms]]'s YouTube channel on January 9, 2021, a day before the update's release. 1.7.0 is also the first update since 1.0.0 to include a weapon based on an attack from the ''Super Smash Bros.'' fighting game franchise, namely the [[Command Selection]].		Two contests were held where users could vote for an [[:Category:Assets\|asset]] to be added in 1.7.0, the first being an [[Enemy\|enemy]] and the second being a [[Weapons\|weapon]]. A live stream that showed off the reveal trailer early with the developers answering questions from the community afterwards was organized by [[Saphy]] and hosted on [[WreckingPrograms]]'s YouTube channel on January 9, 2021, a day before the update's release. 1.7.0 is also the first update since 1.0.0 to include a weapon based on an attack from the ''Super Smash Bros.'' fighting game franchise, namely the [[Command Selection]].

	== Enemy ~~Contest~~ ==		== Enemy contest ==
	[[File:EnemyContest logo.png\|thumb\|right\|The logo for the enemy contest]]		[[File:EnemyContest logo.png\|thumb\|right\|The logo for the enemy contest]]
	The development team held an enemy contest where users could vote for an enemy to be added from the 8-bit styled ''Mega Man'' games, namely ''[[Mega Man]]'', ''[[Mega Man 2]]'', ''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man 4]]'', ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', ''[[Mega Man 6]]'', ''[[Mega Man 9]]'', and ''[[Mega Man 10]]''. The game selection was limited to the 8-bit games to ensure the development team could release the enemy in a "timely manner". The contest was also split up into two phases as "[t]he full list of potential enemies [was] too large to include in one poll". In phase 1, users would select the game the enemy was from and in phase 2, users would select an enemy from phase 1's winning game.		The development team held an enemy contest where users could vote for an enemy to be added from the 8-bit styled ''Mega Man'' games, namely ''[[Mega Man]]'', ''[[Mega Man 2]]'', ''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man 4]]'', ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', ''[[Mega Man 6]]'', ''[[Mega Man 9]]'', and ''[[Mega Man 10]]''. The game selection was limited to the 8-bit games to ensure the development team could release the enemy in a "timely manner". The contest was also split up into two phases as "[t]he full list of potential enemies [was] too large to include in one poll". In phase 1, users would select the game the enemy was from and in phase 2, users would select an enemy from phase 1's winning game.
	[[File:EnemyContest PieChart.png\|thumb\|left\|The pie chart breakdown of the enemy contest results]]		[[File:EnemyContest PieChart.png\|thumb\|left\|The pie chart breakdown of the enemy contest results]]
	Phase 1 of the contest began on April 17, 2020 and ended on April 20, 2020. The most voted game was ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' —however, the winner was decided after "disregarding any illegitimate votes". Phase 2 of the contest began on April 20, 2020 and ended on April 23, 2020. [[Sniper Joe\|Returning Machine Gun Joe]] received the most votes at 16.3%, however, it was already implemented before the contest began. To compensate for this, the development team decided to implement the second place winner, [[Met\|Neo Heli Metall]], which received 14.6% of the votes.<ref>Mega Man Maker [[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker @MegaManMaker]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker/status/1253769848099934208 The enemy contest has ended! Returning Machine Gun Joe won first place, but since he was already implemented on our end before the contest even started, we thought it would be fair to also add the second place winner, Neo Heli Metall! We hope you enjoyed the contest!]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> (The Returing Machine Joe was added as an option despite already being implemented for the sake of secrecy to prevent users from checking the enemies list for the ones missing from the list.)<ref>WreckingPrograms [[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg @WreckingProg]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg/status/1253772185233174530 Otherwise you could easily see which enemies will be in 1.7 by checking which are missing, which is something we want to keep a secret.]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> The total votes for phase 1 and 2 individually ended up being over 1000 votes.		Phase 1 of the contest began on April 17, 2020 and ended on April 20, 2020. The most voted game was ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' —however, the winner was decided after "disregarding any illegitimate votes".

	== Weapon ~~Contest~~ ==		Phase 2 of the contest began on April 20, 2020 and ended on April 23, 2020. Minibosses were excluded in this contest as they were "of completely different scope than regular enemies and would thus not fit in the contest".<ref>[https://discord.com/channels/328222878489247744/328229181504618496/701870925444022354 WreckingPrograms announces the start of phase 2 of the enemy contest]</ref> [[Sniper Joe\|Returning Machine Gun Joe]] received the most votes at 16.3%, however, it was already implemented before the contest began. To compensate for this, the development team decided to implement the second place winner, [[Met\|Neo Heli Metall]], which received 14.6% of the votes.<ref>Mega Man Maker [[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker @MegaManMaker]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/MegaManMaker/status/1253769848099934208 The enemy contest has ended! Returning Machine Gun Joe won first place, but since he was already implemented on our end before the contest even started, we thought it would be fair to also add the second place winner, Neo Heli Metall! We hope you enjoyed the contest!]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> (The Returning Machine Joe was added as an option despite already being implemented for the sake of secrecy to prevent users from checking the enemies list for the ones missing from the list.)<ref>WreckingPrograms [[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg @WreckingProg]] (April 24, 2020). "[https://twitter.com/WreckingProg/status/1253772185233174530 Otherwise you could easily see which enemies will be in 1.7 by checking which are missing, which is something we want to keep a secret.]". (Tweet). Retrieved January 7, 2021. — via Twitter.</ref> Disregarding illegitimate votes, the total votes for phase 1 and 2 individually ended up being over 1000 votes.

			For the enemy contest voting documents and possible voting options, see [[1.7.0/Enemy contest document\|this page]].

			== Weapon contest ==
	[[File:WeponContest logo.png\|thumb\|The logo for the weapon contest]]		[[File:WeponContest logo.png\|thumb\|The logo for the weapon contest]]
	On July 25, 2020, [[WreckingPrograms]] announced a [[Weapon\|weapon]] contest similar to the enemy contest held before. Similarly to the previous one, it was also restricted to the six NES games, ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' and ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' in order to implement the weapon in a timely manner. Unlike the enemy contest however, there was only one poll due to the more limited roster of weapons to add. The deadline to vote was July 28, 2020.		On July 25, 2020, [[WreckingPrograms]] announced a [[Weapon\|weapon]] contest similar to the enemy contest held before. Similarly to the previous one, it was also restricted to the six NES games, ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' and ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' in order to implement the weapon in a timely manner. Unlike the enemy contest however, there was only one poll due to the more limited roster of weapons to add. The deadline to vote was July 28, 2020.
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	On July 31, 2020, the [[Super Arm]] was announced as the winning weapon, which received 26.2% of the votes. Unlike the previous contest, the developers did not disclose the voting numbers for other candidates. The weapon was ported and modified from a proof of concept [[Luigi]] made for the weapon after finishing his assignments for [[1.5.0]].		On July 31, 2020, the [[Super Arm]] was announced as the winning weapon, which received 26.2% of the votes. Unlike the previous contest, the developers did not disclose the voting numbers for other candidates. The weapon was ported and modified from a proof of concept [[Luigi]] made for the weapon after finishing his assignments for [[1.5.0]].
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			For the weapon contest voting document and possible voting options, see [[1.7.0/Weapon contest document\|this page]].

	== Online Server Update ==		== Online Server Update ==
	[[File:Server Promo Art.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The promotional image by [[Alex]], [[BigMaster]], and [[BNMotive]] for the 1.7.0 server update]]		[[File:Server Promo Art.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The promotional image by [[Alex]], [[BigMaster]], and [[BNMotive]] for the 1.7.0 server update]]
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Midas Magnezone: /* Online Server Update */ Better wording

2025-04-21T15:49:42Z

Online Server Update: Better wording

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	== Online Server Update ==		== Online Server Update ==
	[[File:Server Promo Art.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The promotional image ~~for the 1.7.0 server update~~ by [[Alex]], [[BigMaster]], and [[BNMotive]]]]		[[File:Server Promo Art.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The promotional image by [[Alex]], [[BigMaster]], and [[BNMotive]] for the 1.7.0 server update]]
	On August 31, 2020, an update for the [[Online]] server was announced. Players received more tags to choose from to search for levels. They can also signal a level, for example if it was stolen, obscene or unbeatable. In addition, players could upload up to 30 levels instead of the previous limit of 20. For the [[Wily Challenge]], players now have the option to set the amount of lives they want to start with (from 1 to 100) as well as select the minimum quality of levels from five options: awful, bad, average, good, and amazing.		On August 31, 2020, an update for the [[Online]] server was announced. Players received more tags to choose from to search for levels. They can also signal a level, for example if it was stolen, obscene or unbeatable. In addition, players could upload up to 30 levels instead of the previous limit of 20. For the [[Wily Challenge]], players now have the option to set the amount of lives they want to start with (from 1 to 100) as well as select the minimum quality of levels from five options: awful, bad, average, good, and amazing.
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DarkiusMC at 00:34, 1 September 2024

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	* [[Oil]] can now be set as ignited in the [[Level Builder]].		* [[Oil]] can now be set as ignited in the [[Level Builder]].
	* Players can record GIFs via a built-in GIF recorder by pressing F7.		* Players can record GIFs via a built-in GIF recorder by pressing F7.
	* [[Ice Blocks]] can be set as cracked from the start in the [[Level Builder]].		* [[Chill Block\|Ice Blocks]] can be set as cracked from the start in the [[Level Builder]].
	* New colors for [[Push Block]]: light green, light blue, orange, grey, pink and purple.		* New colors for [[Push Block]]: light green, light blue, orange, grey, pink and purple.
	* [[Spinning Wheel]] allows speed selection.		* [[Spinning Wheel]] allows speed selection.

DarkiusMC at 22:28, 10 August 2024

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Bolshoy Master at 15:55, 6 August 2024

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	[[File:Roll promo art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Promotional picture for 1.7.0 by [[BNMotive]], with background made by okazz. It shows Roll playing a guitar.]]		[[File:Roll promo art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Promotional picture for 1.7.0 by [[BNMotive]], with background made by okazz. It shows Roll playing a guitar.]]
	'''1.7.0''' is a major update focused on expanding the content from the ''Mega Man'' games already represented, namely, the eleven ''Mega Man'' numbered games. Unlike previous major updates, which were centered on implementing content from one or two ''Mega Man'' games, 1.7.0 aims to amplify the content of games already represented in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''. [[WreckingPrograms]] stated that the team "[would] not be adding content from ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' or any other game not already represented in ''Mega Man Maker''." The update also modifies some in-game entities. 1.7.0 is also WreckingPrograms' final update as a programmer and ~~the~~ project's leader, noting that he wanted to move onto other projects. He said that his original vision for the game of "creating an intuitive level editor featuring content from all main-line ''Mega Man'' titles" was complete as of version 1.6, with version 1.7 serving "as a good way of tying up loose ends". [[Luigi]] and [[Goldstorm]] were selected as the new project leaders for after the update's release.		'''1.7.0''' is a major update focused on expanding the content from the ''Mega Man'' games already represented, namely, the eleven ''Mega Man'' numbered games. Unlike previous major updates, which were centered on implementing content from one or two ''Mega Man'' games, 1.7.0 aims to amplify the content of games already represented in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''. [[WreckingPrograms]] stated that the team "[would] not be adding content from ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' or any other game not already represented in ''Mega Man Maker''." The update also modifies some in-game entities. 1.7.0 is also WreckingPrograms' final update as the main programmer and project leader, noting that he wanted to move onto other projects. He said that his original vision for the game of "creating an intuitive level editor featuring content from all main-line ''Mega Man'' titles" was complete as of version 1.6, with version 1.7 serving "as a good way of tying up loose ends". [[Luigi]] and [[Goldstorm]] were selected as the new project leaders for after the update's release.

	On Christmas Day 2020 (December 25, 2020), the update was revealed to be released sometime in January 2021. Nine days later on January 3, 2021, the update was slated to be released on January 10, 2021 and released on that day.		On Christmas Day 2020 (December 25, 2020), the update was revealed to be released sometime in January 2021. Nine days later on January 3, 2021, the update was slated to be released on January 10, 2021 and released on that day.
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	On August 31, 2020, an update for the [[Online]] server was announced. Players received more tags to choose from to search for levels. They can also signal a level, for example if it was stolen, obscene or unbeatable. In addition, players could upload up to 30 levels instead of the previous limit of 20. For the [[Wily Challenge]], players now have the option to set the amount of lives they want to start with (from 1 to 100) as well as select the minimum quality of levels from five options: awful, bad, average, good, and amazing.		On August 31, 2020, an update for the [[Online]] server was announced. Players received more tags to choose from to search for levels. They can also signal a level, for example if it was stolen, obscene or unbeatable. In addition, players could upload up to 30 levels instead of the previous limit of 20. For the [[Wily Challenge]], players now have the option to set the amount of lives they want to start with (from 1 to 100) as well as select the minimum quality of levels from five options: awful, bad, average, good, and amazing.
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	== Changelog ==		== Changelog ==
	=== New Features ===		=== New Features ===
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	== References ==		== References ==
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			==Gallery==
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			Farewell WreckingPrograms.png\|[[Gaem]]'s promotional picture for WreckingPrograms' departure.
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Midas Magnezone: Mainly added to Online Server Update section

2024-06-05T23:04:50Z

Mainly added to Online Server Update section

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	[[File:Roll promo art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Promotional picture for 1.7.0 by [[BNMotive]], with background made by okazz. It shows Roll playing a guitar.]]		[[File:Roll promo art.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Promotional picture for 1.7.0 by [[BNMotive]], with background made by okazz. It shows Roll playing a guitar.]]
	'''1.7.0''' is a major update focused on expanding the content from the ''Mega Man'' games already represented, namely, the eleven ''Mega Man'' numbered games. Unlike previous major updates, which were centered on implementing content from one or two ''Mega Man'' games, 1.7.0 aims to amplify the content of games already represented in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''. [[WreckingPrograms]] stated that the team "[would] not be adding content from ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' or any other game not already represented in ''Mega Man Maker''." The update also modifies some in-game entities. 1.7.0 is also WreckingPrograms' final update as a programmer and the project's leader, noting that he wanted to move onto other projects. He said that his original vision for the game of "creating an intuitive level editor featuring content from all main-line ''Mega Man'' titles" is complete as of version 1.6, with version 1.7 serving "as a good way of tying up loose ends". [[Luigi]] and [[Goldstorm]] were selected as the new project leaders for after the update's release.		'''1.7.0''' is a major update focused on expanding the content from the ''Mega Man'' games already represented, namely, the eleven ''Mega Man'' numbered games. Unlike previous major updates, which were centered on implementing content from one or two ''Mega Man'' games, 1.7.0 aims to amplify the content of games already represented in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''. [[WreckingPrograms]] stated that the team "[would] not be adding content from ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' or any other game not already represented in ''Mega Man Maker''." The update also modifies some in-game entities. 1.7.0 is also WreckingPrograms' final update as a programmer and the project's leader, noting that he wanted to move onto other projects. He said that his original vision for the game of "creating an intuitive level editor featuring content from all main-line ''Mega Man'' titles" was complete as of version 1.6, with version 1.7 serving "as a good way of tying up loose ends". [[Luigi]] and [[Goldstorm]] were selected as the new project leaders for after the update's release.

	On Christmas Day 2020 (December 25, 2020), the update was revealed to be released sometime in January 2021. Nine days later on January 3, 2021, the update was slated to be released on January 10, 2021 and released on that day.		On Christmas Day 2020 (December 25, 2020), the update was revealed to be released sometime in January 2021. Nine days later on January 3, 2021, the update was slated to be released on January 10, 2021 and released on that day.

	Two contests were held where users could vote for an [[:Category:Assets\|asset]] to be added in 1.7.0, the first being an [[Enemy\|enemy]] and the second being a [[Weapons\|weapon]]. A live stream that showed off the reveal trailer early with the developers answering questions from the community afterwards was organized by [[Saphy]] and hosted on [[WreckingPrograms]]'s YouTube channel on January 9, 2021, a day before the update's release. 1.7.0 is also the first update since 1.0.0 to include a weapon based on an attack from the Super Smash Bros. fighting game franchise, namely the [[Command Selection]].		Two contests were held where users could vote for an [[:Category:Assets\|asset]] to be added in 1.7.0, the first being an [[Enemy\|enemy]] and the second being a [[Weapons\|weapon]]. A live stream that showed off the reveal trailer early with the developers answering questions from the community afterwards was organized by [[Saphy]] and hosted on [[WreckingPrograms]]'s YouTube channel on January 9, 2021, a day before the update's release. 1.7.0 is also the first update since 1.0.0 to include a weapon based on an attack from the ''Super Smash Bros.'' fighting game franchise, namely the [[Command Selection]].

	== Enemy Contest ==		== Enemy Contest ==
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	== Online Server Update ==		== Online Server Update ==
	[[File:Server Promo Art.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The promotional image for the 1.7.0 server update by [[Alex]], [[BigMaster]], and [[BNMotive]]]]		[[File:Server Promo Art.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The promotional image for the 1.7.0 server update by [[Alex]], [[BigMaster]], and [[BNMotive]]]]
	On August 31, 2020, an update for the [[Online]] server was announced. Players received more tags to choose from to search for levels. They can also signal a level, for example if it was stolen, obscene or unbeatable. In addition, players ~~can~~ upload 30 levels instead of ~~previously~~ 20. For the [[Wily Challenge]], players have ~~now~~ the option to set the amount of lives they want to ~~have~~ as well as the ~~level~~ quality.		On August 31, 2020, an update for the [[Online]] server was announced. Players received more tags to choose from to search for levels. They can also signal a level, for example if it was stolen, obscene or unbeatable. In addition, players could upload up to 30 levels instead of the previous limit of 20. For the [[Wily Challenge]], players now have the option to set the amount of lives they want to start with (from 1 to 100) as well as select the minimum quality of levels from five options: awful, bad, average, good, and amazing.
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	== Changelog ==		== Changelog ==

DarkiusMC: small fix

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	On Christmas Day 2020 (December 25, 2020), the update was revealed to be released sometime in January 2021. Nine days later on January 3, 2021, the update was slated to be released on January 10, 2021 and released on that day.		On Christmas Day 2020 (December 25, 2020), the update was revealed to be released sometime in January 2021. Nine days later on January 3, 2021, the update was slated to be released on January 10, 2021 and released on that day.

	Two contests were held where users could vote for an [[:Category:Assets\|asset]] to be added in 1.7.0, the first being an [[Enemy\|enemy]] and the second being a [[~~Weapon~~\|weapon]]. A live stream that showed off the reveal trailer early with the developers answering questions from the community afterwards was organized by [[Saphy]] and hosted on [[WreckingPrograms]]'s YouTube channel on January 9, 2021, a day before the update's release. 1.7.0 is also the first update since 1.0.0 to include a weapon based on an attack from the Super Smash Bros. fighting game franchise, namely the [[Command Selection]].		Two contests were held where users could vote for an [[:Category:Assets\|asset]] to be added in 1.7.0, the first being an [[Enemy\|enemy]] and the second being a [[Weapons\|weapon]]. A live stream that showed off the reveal trailer early with the developers answering questions from the community afterwards was organized by [[Saphy]] and hosted on [[WreckingPrograms]]'s YouTube channel on January 9, 2021, a day before the update's release. 1.7.0 is also the first update since 1.0.0 to include a weapon based on an attack from the Super Smash Bros. fighting game franchise, namely the [[Command Selection]].

	== Enemy Contest ==		== Enemy Contest ==