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Beginning July 17th, The Mouse House has revealed a significant alteration. From this date forward, both Disneyland and Walt Disney World will incorporate a fresh element into the finale of “it’s a small world” ride. This addition will include a new verse of the iconic “it’s a small world” song, penned by Richard Sherman prior to his passing in May 2024. Gregg Sherman, Richard’s son, explained that this new verse aims to highlight the idea that there is more that unites us than separates us, further reinforcing the message of unity and harmony encapsulated within the song.

In the strategic turn-based game with roguelike elements, you can enhance your characters by earning Experience Points (XP) and using them to acquire Skill Points. With these points, you can unlock various abilities that fall under each character’s three main categories or “pillars.” Each category offers unique skills and advantages.

Since there are numerous nodes available for unlocking, it is important to note that choosing some abilities may prevent others from being accessed later on. As you progress through the game, earning enough XP to unlock all the potential abilities will take time, so having a strategy for prioritizing which skills to unlock first can help streamline your advancement.

In the strategy game with turn-based combat and roguelike elements, as your characters progress and level up, you’ll earn Skill Points that allow you to activate their abilities. Each character, or Thorn, has three skill categories to choose from, offering unique skills and advantages. Although you’ll eventually gain enough experience points to unlock most of the skills – although not all, as some skills prevent others from being chosen – it will take time to reach this point. Therefore, having a plan for which abilities to prioritize unlocking first can help you get started more efficiently.

In the strategy game with roguelike and turn-based elements, as your characters grow stronger, you can use Skill Points to acquire their special talents. Each Thorn character has three categories where you can invest, each offering distinct skills and bonuses. While you’ll eventually earn enough experience to unlock most of what you desire (though not everything since some abilities prevent others from being chosen), the process takes time. Having a plan for which abilities to prioritize first will help you get started more efficiently.

The Warbond presents a fresh main weapon, named VG-70 Variable. This Variable is a seven-barreled volley gun that offers three distinct firing methods. You can opt for continuous firing (Auto), where you can choose from three Rate Per Minute (RPM) settings, simultaneous discharge of all barrels (Volley), and an all-out burst (Total) which expends the entire ammo supply in one powerful explosion. Be warned, using Total mode significantly increases the risk of both your target and yourself being destroyed.

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