This week, the News of the World was stunned by the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was at a Utah university answering questions following his speech. The killer, Tyler Robinson, used a bolt action rifle with shells etched with hateful messages. Following, Russia launched a new series of strikes against Ukraine, blaiming both Democrats and Ukraine supporters for the violence in the US. As to Russia and its war with Ukraine, it has not backed down, now exiting the truce against torture, and repeatedly violating NATO airspace. Poland called for an article 4 hearing, the result being a build up of defenses along the border entitled "Eastern Sentry". Russia scoffs at this and claims it a ploy to pressure US President Trump to end his goal for a peace deal. But while Trump calls for more sanctions to cripple Russia's economy and target India and China for their support, US B-2 stealth bombers slipped in with a weapons drop test right at Russia's doorstep. Israel's work to eliminate Hamas took a downturn this week as they struck an apartment complex in Doha, Qatar in an attempt to kill the Hamas's leadership that has been in Qatar all this time. The attack was in responce to the murder of six at at Jerusalem bus stop just before. China is continuing to make claims of territories and lands owned by other nations, now escalating tensions and laying claim to waters in the Philippines. And just after Iran signed a deal with the IAEA for regular inspections, backtracked and issued further warnings. Greta Thuberg's Gaza Flotilla fire caused by an activist and not a drone as claimed, the killer of a Ukrainian Refugee in the US out on cashless bail despite his long criminal history, France's recent collapse and struggle for a fourth prime minister in the past 12 months, the UK firing its ambassador to the UK amidst recent Epstein revalations, MSNBC fires another anchor over insensitve remarks of the Charlie Kirk assassination, Ex-White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre 'prepped' with answers over Biden decline by staff, so-named 'New California' wishes to break away from Democrat control to form 51st US state, and more hit this week's news.

The war of Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues to be in the News of the World as Putin invites Ukraine's President Zelenskyy to meet him in Moscow. In rebuttal, Zelenskyy suggested Russia's President Putin to meet him in Kyiv. Following that, Putin intentified attacks and began enforcing the Russian border. And as EU President's plane was hit by Russian Jammers, Trump called out Europe for funding Russia by purchasing their oil. China held a military parade to reveal three new weapons to both Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, however there was an unexpected hot-mic moment when President Xi and President Putin were discussing immortality by way of organ transplants. In the US, CBS got hit with another count of deceptive editing, cutting her interview to ‘whitewash’ Kilmar Abrego Garcia's MS-13 background and more. While Chicago Democrats roil against Trump's intent to use the National Guard to quell crime, DC's Mayor Bowser openly endorces federal policing after its massive success. Over 600 newly released documents reveal that the CDC under the Biden administration downplayed risks of the Covid Vaccine and the benefits of natural immunity. And roughly 600 military lawyers are set to serve as temporary immigration judges to resolve the millions of backlogged cases. Venezuela's President Maduro rails against the US, just as a Drug Boat from Venezuela was sunk by US forces. Following this, Venezuelan jets provocatively buzzed a US navy ship. A driver in Australia crashing his car into the the Russian Consolate in Sydney, Trump's latest prisoner exchange offer again ignored by Hamas, Finland finally removing the swastika from its Air Force flags, 300 illegal aliens from South Korea busted in an ICE raid, six candidates from Germany's AFD party die just before local elections with authorities claiming no foul play, and much more hit this week's news.

Kyoniides found he had to update the demo for KLastWords XP, while simultaneously updating ths script itself to  prevent stack errors resulting from the F12 Resset key's use.

Within the demo for KLastDefeat XP, a problem appeared one was loading events from another map. And it was the result of a single line of code that kyonides repaired immediately upon discovery.

If you had need for a tutorial menu in an RPGMaker XP project, then KInfoMenu XP by kyonides would allow you to do so with many GUI options.  However, it is not a plug-and-play script as there are many configuration values within the KInfoMenu module to adjust.

Sometimes, you may come across a battle so malevolent, that the party is left with naught but to sacrifice one of their own to continue another day. For this, kyondes created  KursedVictory XP, a script that will force the player to decide who lives and who dies at the end of any specified villain's battle.

There was an unexpeced error within KMustDie XP, one that kyonides had to repair. The issue was that the script did not differentiate between normal battles and those that did not require every enemy in the troop to be slain.

Sometimes a skill that an actor may learn is too powerful and could make the game completely unbalanced.  For this, kyonides created Super Skill Nerf XP for RPGMaker XP.  With it, you can now limit those incredibly powerful attacks to be available but once in battle.

With inspiration by Ace_V, kyonides designed Kuick Leader Swap XP to allow the cycling of the party members or even swappng the team leader with anyone else in the party.

There was an unexpeced error within KMustDie VX + ACE, one that kyonides had to repair. The issue was that the scripts did not differentiate between normal battles and those that did not require every enemy in the troop to be slain.

Sometimes a skill that an actor may learn is too powerful and could make the game completely unbalanced.  For this, kyonides created [Thread=12790]Super Skill Nerf VX for both RPGMaker VX and RPGMaker VX.  With it, you can now limit those incredibly powerful attacks to be available but once in battle.

Sometimes, you may come across a battle so malevolent, that the party is left with naught but to sacrifice one of their own to continue another day. For this, kyondes created KursedVictory VX + ACE, a script that will force the player to decide who lives and who dies at the end of any specified villain's battle.

With all the aquatic resouces recently crafted, one final work entered the Various RMXP sprites by Ace_V.  Here, you can find a fisherman wearing a modern yellow raincoat. And if you're wondering about a name, Ace_V gave a nod to a novel by Herman Melville.

This week, the News of the World goes back and forth with Iran as Iran delivers a so-called nuclear threat that inspectors will not be allowed in if sanctions are put in place. But the UK, France and Germany have already given warning that sanctions will indeed snap back in place as Iran has repeatedly violated the 2015 accords by kicking out the IAEA inspectors.WIth the war between Ukraine and Russia, Moscow claimed a nuclear facility was struck by Ukraine, though the IAEA said radiation levels around the installation are normal. Russia is mostly giving any hope for peace a cold shoulder while Zelenskii states three conditions that are non-optional. And all the while, Moscow claims attacks from defending Ukraine are hypocritical to peace whilst they continue to bomb civilian targets. In Asia, Vietnam has set goals to create even more artificial islands in the South China Sea than China itself. And North Korea is in a fury as warning shots were fired by South Korean troops as the North's military crossed and violated the DMZ. In the United States, another federal judge attacked President Trump's tariffs despite the Supreme Court siding with Trump over Tariffs this past June. DC's Mayor Bowder thanked Trump for the crime crackdown while other Democrats rail against his efforts. Even Chicago residents appear on video refusing the Democrat narrative. And citing allegations of mortgage fraud, Trump fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Australia giving Iran's ambassador the boot on discovery anti-semite inspired arson attacks, Bill Gates no longer funding Democrat non-profits, Acetaminophen and its prenatal exposure linked to Autism and HDHD, the Annunciation School Shooting, and Batman in his PJs hit this week's news.

Russia's continuous attacks on Ukraine and Putin's claims hit the News of the World, with making committments last week with the Alaskan conference, and the following attacks in Ukraine including a drone barrage against a US owned electronics factory hundreds of miles away from the front line. NATO's defense chiefs remain on high alert, and EU's top diplomat warns against rewarding Russia with any land concessions. Also following the Alaska meeting, the Kremlin once more demanded that Ukraine give up NATO, give up their land and have no peacekeeping troops ever. Once more, severed heads have appeared in Mexico due to Cartel violence. But this time, they were discovered in the peaceful states of Puebla and Tlaxcala, a message attached claiming it was retribution from a rival cartel attack. In the Middle East, Israel killed one of the October 7th terrorists in an airstrike, and solidified their plans to storm Gaza to destroy Hamas once and for all. Thousands of Palestinians have fled the strip as Israel warned Hamas to agree to a cease fire otherwise hell was coming for them. But on the side of peace, the Azerbaijan-Armenia pact orchestrated by US President Trump ends decades of violence. The pact puts the contentious Zangezur corridor under US control for nearly a century, allowing cheaper trade and simultaneously preventing Iran from causing strangleholds on commerce. Law and order seems to be the words of the week in the US, Trump halting visa holders from interstate trucking following a fatal incident with an illegal alien who gained a commercial license in California, the Governor in New Mexico calling on the National Guard to assist in dealing with crime despite she rallying against US President Trump for doing the same in Washington DC, the massive $500 Million Civil case against Trump for property fraut appealed and vacated, while a third prominent democrat now under investigation for mortgage fraud, and the parole denied to the Menendez Brothers for killing their parents decades ago. Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro attempting to flee Argentina for political asylum, the 'bear attack' in Japan, the Washington Post newspaper blasted for leaking Director Hegseth's family itinerary, rabbits spouting horns in Colorado, four bodies found in Paris’ Seine River leading to an Algerian man's arrest, illegal marijuana farms, firearms and dangerous chemicals found in a raid at California’s Sequoia National Park, the death of Terrence Stamp, and more hit this week's news.

It would be no surprise that this week's News of the World would be the peace talks between US President Trump and Russia's President Putin. Ahead of the talks, the war between Russia and Ukraine continued with attacks on a Russian gunpowder factory while Ukraine forces their children into underground bunkers amid daily Russian attacks in civilian areas. But with that, trolling by Russia's foreign minister, and Russia's past history, even Hillary Clinton said that President Trump would deserve a Nobel Peace Prize if he can get an accord. In the Middle East, the head of Israel's Mossad traveled to Qatar in hopes to restore peace talks and free the remaining hostage held by Hamas. While Hamas sent its own team to Cairo to do likewise, the one thing they refuse is to give up their weapons even as another senior Hamas leader was taken out in the southern Gaza strip. Meanwhile, footage has been leaked showing Hamas using Barney, Sesame Street clones and a Mickey Mouse knockoff screaming "kill kill kill" to teach and convert children into terrorists. Headaches grow for the liberal party in the U.S. as new questions arise if the New York governor had knowledge that a strike among staff within their prison system was oncoming and allowed to fester, the CEO of a publicity firm that hires actors to pose as fans at events revealed requests to hire paid protestors shot up 400% for flash mobs and anti-Trump events, the Democrat nominee for governor in South Carolina caught on camera arrested in his underwear and ranting maniacally, and the courts ruled DOGE indeed has authority to audit federal records, ending a federal judge's injunction. India shopping anywlere else but Russia for oil to avoid a 50% Trump tariff, a Prinston Professor who was actively involved in Iran’s chemical and nuclear programs stepping down after calls for his removal, more charges are levied against Jimmy “Barbecue” Chérizier, the leader of the brutal Chérizier’s Haitian gang, a coin minted between 69-70AD by Jewish rebels just before the destruction of the Second Temple discovered, the saga of the subway sandwich slinger, and more hit this week's news.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues within the News of the World as both sides trade shots. Worse yet, Russia opens a website to auction off Ukranian Children they have kidnapped; literal child trafficking. Though US President Trump works to get a peace accord between the two while suggesting land consessions, Ukraine and other nations in Europe state that Ukraine will not cede any land to Russia. And while President Trump planned to pressure India to stop buying Russian Oil funding their war, new evidence appeared to show that Russian drone also include parts supplied by India itself. The cease fire talks with Iran seem to have a bleak outlook as Iran refuses any concessions, let alone any nuclear inspections. Israel's intent to re-occupy Gaza to wipe out Hamas received some backlash from Germany, suspending arms exports. However, the brother of the Hamas hostage dubbed the 'living-skeleton' railed that Hamas keeps its terrorists well fed and starves everyone else in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the Associated Press is now receiving grief months later for their report over the Israeli pager attack, sympathetically calling Hezbollah terrorists surviving victims. It was two weeks ago when twenty beheaded bodies were found in Sinaloa, Mexico due to cartel violence. But this week, thirty two bodies were now found; this time in Guanajuato, one of the most cartel-ravaged regions. And while US President Trump secretly authorized military incursions against Latin American drug cartels designated foreign terrorists in the Fentanyl trade, Mexico's President Sheinbaum stated no US military presence will be found in her nation. There's less good news for Democrats in the US, California's Adam Schiff now under investigation for mortgage fraud declaring his Maryland Property, not his California home, as his residence for lower rates. The same mortgage fraud allegations can be levied against NY AG Letitia James who oversaw the near $500Million Civil Fraud case against Trump, while another charge for denying his civil rights also looms. Recently revealed, the Democratic Socialists of America which back Zohran Mamdani's campaign also backed and supported a pro-North Korea ‘Death to imperialism’ rally. This while Texas's Jasmine Crockett is now facing ridicule from her own staff, focused on being an influencer rather than doing her job in Congress. And worse, one of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez's staff was arrested for the coordination of 25,000 social media followers to attack a public high school that specifically had Jewish students. The EU signing a deal with the US to avoid Trump Pharmaceutical Tariffs, a teenage Chinese exchange student killing another in Australia, Nut-hungry rats devastaing California's almond farms, the new peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan offering new leverage against Russia, and more hit this week's news.

This week, there was world-wide shock as video of a near skeletal Hamas hostage digging his own grave hit the News of the World. What the terrorist organization thought would be psychological damage may enflame and spur nations more against Hamas. And while Iran demands financial compensation from the US, the US levies even more sanctions as it and many allies have accused Iran's government of sanctioning assassinations and attempts. There has been no progress with Russia in peace talks, Moscow launching more missile and drone attacks, unveiling their new glidebomb. But in retaliation Ukraine launched its own attacks against Russian oil depots, submarine bases and air bases. Simultaneously, US nuclear were sent out, and the US Congress begins readying sanctions against Moscow ahead of the 10 day deadline. In the US, there's more fallout against members of the Russiagate Conspiracy as official documents reveal ties confidential talks between the DNC and George Soros, and Hillary Clinton's sanctioning of the Trump/Russia smear campaign. And prosecutor Jack Smith is now under the gun for attempted interference with the 2024 Presidential election under the Hatch act. China's race to stop their population numbers from plunging further, US President Trump re-establishing the Presidential Fitness Test that began in 1950, the horror of a mass baby grave exhumed in Ireland, a Russian volcano erupting for the first time after 600 years, the spread of a flesh-eating parasite in Mexico, three charged with assault in connection with viral Cincinnati brawl while the police chief slams social media as 'out-of-context' whilst bring it attention, another California wildfire, Jimmy Hoffa, and more hit this week's news.