Tibia Canob is a high experience alternative server of game Tibia. The map data was provided by TibiaMaps.io. By default the map will show the ground level (floor '0') of the main continent (central point north of Mount.

While the old Tibia 10 client is still supported for now, it won’t be for much longer according to CipSoft. Now include map files that can be used directly with the Tibia 11 client. We’ve added, too. If you’re still using, or the Tibia 10 client on or, don’t worry — we still offer downloads for those as well. As a result of the Tibia 11 release, some changes are required to update TibiaMaps.io. The hardest part of this work has been done already: we figured out back in April. However, we are still in the process of upgrading our tools accordingly.

Once that’s done, our various downloads can be updated automatically whenever we update the map data. Currently, that only happens for the downloads targeting the Tibia 10 and Flash clients — we’re still generating and updating the downloads for the Tibia 11 client manually based on our source data. © TibiaMaps.io 2011–2019 is made and copyrighted.

I guess you should follow your own advice then. He never specified wether to read the supporting site or the supported site. Only one of them makes sense, so I gave krille09 the benefit of the doubt to assume his reply wasn't completely nonsensical. And since it's only the supported site that you think should be read, my misreading didn't change a thing. For all it matters he could have written 'supported by NASA' and it wouldn't have changed anything. It's almost like. Your remark was completely useless.

Look at that! The only website mentioned here at the time I saw this as one of the top comments was the maps website, not the tibia website. For that reason, when I read the words 'read the website', I assume it to mean to read the maps website, not [insert random other website here]. Krille09 didn't even mention the tibia site, only tibia wiki and the maps site. You could read either to find out if the maps site is supported, and I'd be inclined to suggest that he's suggesting to read both more so than one, since as you rightly point out, only a fool would believe what the internet says without repute.

My remark was not completely useless, it entirely emphasised my first point that if you'd bothered to actually read what was written in front of you, it would be 100% clear what was being suggested and you would have had no need to question it at all. I'm gonna take a shot in the dark here and say that either English isn't your first language, or you're from some part of America which uses something that distantly resembles English?