We got quite a bit of work done throughout the past several days.
Special thanks to our main new developer Photon for his awesome work!

- The ExtCommandsPlus2 auto-repair has been re-coded, improved, and changed to the following:

Automatic Diamond Tool / Shears / Fishing Rods / Flint & Steel Repair

• With ExtCommandsPlus2 your diamond tools, shears, fishing rods, and flint & steel will automatically repair themselves. The way this works is as such: There is a constant repair attempt starting at 25% remaining durability to ensure you never have to worry about repairing a tool yourself again. Further more if it doesn't work the first time due to some sort of McMMO ability / etc, it will continue to try while below 25%. If you notice your tool is far under 25% however, we still recommend you use the normal /repair command in the case your automatic repair possibly malfunctions (something that should not happen, but as always, bugs do occur. Be sure to report such a situation to us via https://ecocitycraft.com/help).

- Mctop has been fixed and is now available once a minute as opposed to the previous 1 hour.

- We've now taken over the Trails plugin for ECC and completed a full 1.13.2 major update. All previously broken trails and issues are now 100% tested and confirmed to function correctly.

- Behind the scenes we've been working at tons of internal changes, performance upgrades, and rewrites of our core ECC plugin and it's several side plugins. Many things have been fixed, such as updated compatibility with Worldguard, Worldedit, and other projects that recently had breaking changes yet again, as if 1.13.2 wasn't enough lol. As well little things like the /wild command now function better, faster, and have as well been optimized.

- The /booklet command is now updated and functional on VMR, along side several other VMR fixes. I know VMR isn't the most popular game mode, but we still want it to stay polished up of course. Fixing booklet meant taking over yet another plugin ourselves, updating it to 1.13.2, along side several other things. All tested and working now!

- Many of our side plugins such as Smelter have had full 1.13.2 updates now as well.

- All web machines have had several very large updates and re-configurations on the latest OS distributions, as well all our networking configurations have been rewritten from the ground up, and everything has been diagnosed to ensure proper functionality. Rather not jinx it here, but our web box's have not had a networking crash in over a month now (ever since we had that September madness), and all systems look perfectly stable after migrating to our new setup! You may still catch a minor downtime on the web machine here and there, especially in the coming few weeks due to just a few more things we have to get done. All in all though, it's looking great guys!

And that's it for the little update.
Just wanted to keep you all in the loop