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Got Outplayed, Need a Boost

so I got absolutely smoked in a loot fight yesterday — dude must’ve known where I was the whole time. I’ve been grinding solo, and it’s getting frustrating with how OP some players are. not tryna rage quit yet, but maybe you got something sneaky for Scum that’s not publicly out there? something quiet, not detected?

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New To MiceChat

Greeting all my name is Xavier I just join the micechat today, there are so many great topic here in Mice Chat on the forums. I am a big fan of Disney love going to Disneyland Resot and Disney Events. I been a DLR AP AKA MK for 20 years since 2005 and a Disney D23 Mmeber since 2009. I am also a Knotts berry Farm Season Pass holder Since summer 2021. I also have a Youtube channel with Disney trip videos you can find me at xmdis55 and instagram xmdis55 all dedicated to Disney Knotss and more. You guys could check it out. Here are the links: instagram https://www.instagram.com/xmdis55/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=xmdis55

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Stark Flight Lab is Disney’s cheapest ride yet and an Imagineering scam

20 year-old technology. A clone of a Legoland ride. Barebones “warehouse” theming. An exposed ride system and track. I was severely disappointed with the half-baked theming for Webslingers. They could have made the old factory an entirely (faux) brick building that had a high-tech interior. Instead we got stuck with an outdoor queue, exposed steel, and some of the laziest “science” set decoration I have ever seen on a Disney ride. Imagineering seems determined to top this with Stark’s Flight Lab, which looks like the laziest ride Imagineering has ever designed. They took Knight’s Tournament from Legoland, tripled its capacity, and then put the seats on an assembly line to speed up the load/unload process. Don’t get me wrong, I loved Knight’s Tournament. But this is just about the laziest product I have ever seen Imagineering put forward. I already thought Webslingers was a Marvel-skinned version of Ninjago at Legoland, just with better technology. Now it seems they’re going further into the Legoland vault with even worse theming. What part of looking at the steel walls of a barebones warehouse is pleasant to look at? I think Imagineering is reaching the point where they are actively engaged in a scam. They aren’t scamming the guests, though we are certainly losing out. They are scamming the executives. These executives are so clueless about ride technology that Imagineering is able to trick them into funding this project. Imagineers can sit back, put in 2 hours of work a day

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