Outstanding work. 

I foresee a long-term strategy of collecting a bunch of files into a folder for each tower shape I might want to generate, which turns the file dropping from a mystery into just a complicated form of button-pushing.  I'd recommend making the file output consistent within a single game session, but inconsistent between sessions to keep that from happening.  Now I'd have to relearn what each file does in realtime.

I originally registered to complain to mewse that I couldn't get a copy of MMORPG Tycoon, but now I'm the middle of reviewing half a billion PGC contest entries, which I guess is a sign that I'll probably stick around.

My game developing started almost immediately after my game playing, with a Tandy Color Computer 3 on which I tried to redevelop Oregon Trail over and over again.  The only thing I've worked on which is remotely recognizable is Megamek, of which I was a project admin and lead developer for a good long time.  I also developed ESPN.com's fantasy games for years.  And did a lot of softcode development on MUDs, MUSHes, and MUXen, but nobody remembers those. 

Now my game development energy is mostly spent planning and designing.  I'm hoping to move on to doing sometime soon. 

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that vectorstorm is getting crushed by the interest (Raph Koster posted a mention of MMORPGT on his blog), since the server is timing out when I try to get a copy.  Any chance of uploading it to mediafire or something similar?