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The latest Disney Dreamlight Valley update, The Laugh Floor, brings Sulley and Mike Wazowski into the fold and adds better shopping options in the life-sim game with some much-needed improvements at Scrooge McDuck’s store. The free update is live now on all platforms, with a bundle of bug fixes, new cosmetic and character customization options, and the chance to buy doors again.
You can check out the full list of fixes on Gameloft's website.
If you haven’t kept up with Dreamlight Valley, that last one is a pretty big deal. Gameloft removed them a few months back, which is a bummer considering the door you start with is properly nasty looking.
The big draw, of course, is the Monsters Inc realm, which introduces new Monsters-themed items and cosmetic options to the valley, adds several new friendship quests, and gives you the chance to bring Mike and Sulley to stay permanently in your bustling little burgh. The update’s other big feature is an expansion for Scrooge’s shop. Gameloft said the store will feature more options every day, including doors.
This update’s new Star Path is appropriately monster-themed, and there’s a new Starlight House premium bundle with a dream style and house fit for Belle. There’s also a new set of Dreamsnap Challenges, so don’t stow your royal camera away just yet.
Finally, you can – at last – change your character’s name from the settings menu. There’s no limit on how many times you can change it, either, so if you don’t like what you put or want to experiment with something else, you’re free to do it.
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After reports surrounding Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr.’s imminent exit amid trade interest, that notion was confirmed this week. Coach Dan Quinn confirmed the Commanders’ plans for Robinson Jr. as he was also inactive in Monday’s 31-17 preseason loss against the Cincinnati Bengals. After the loss, Quinn released a statement that the Commanders and Robinson Jr. would be going their separate ways, which means a potential trade should be coming down the pike soon, per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. “Brian Robinson Jr. did not play, and Dan Quinn pretty much, confirming that they’re going to move on from Robinson here,” Garafolo said. “He is set to make a total of $3.5 million per this season in the final year of his deal. So, it’s looking like a potential trade. Both sides agreed he’s not going to play to play in that game to keep a trade alive — didn’t want him to get hurt in that case.” Still, there isn’t an apparent reason why the Commanders are actively shopping Robinson Jr. for potential suitors. “I know there’s interest because, as I’ve reported this, I’ve heard from teams that are saying, “What happened there?” How did he fall out of favor? Does he want a new contract? Yeah, I mean, eventually he does,” Garafolo added. “But this is a contract year, and right now, given this situation, my understanding is he wants the best possible situation for him to have the best possible season to set him up for a payday this offseason as a free agent. “So, right now, all about fit for Brian Robinson. I believe he’s going to have a new home. If it’s not via trade and they got to cut him, he’ll have a new home in short order,” Garafolo concluded. Dan Quinn hints at Brian Robinson Jr’s Commanders exit The plans to sit Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. against the Bengals only fueled trade interest until head coach Dan Quinn’s public interest confirmed suspicion. “There’s just a lot of moving parts this time of year,” Quinn said via a team transcript. “Those things take place. And so I just wanted to make sure that’s my responsibility to let the team know whenever I can, so they’re not hearing any information from anywhere else. So that was all more of the standard operating procedure for me.” Quinn added that he has too much respect for Robinson Jr. to reveal what led to the Commanders’ decision to part ways with their veteran running back.
Packers' blockbuster trade pitch adds Micah Parsons for huge price
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'He's obviously worked hard' -- Brian Flores sings the praises of emerging star on his defense
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