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Killer Klowns from Outer Space is the latest asymmetrical horror game to hit PC and consoles, and if you’ve played previous games in the genre like Friday the 13th or Dead by Daylight, then you know how important it is to learn the locations of the exits on each map. The exit system works slightly differently in Killer Klowns from Outer Space and relies more on RNG than other similar games, but there are certain items and abilities that can tip the odds in your favor and help you escape those Killer Klowns with ease. How to Find Exits in Killer Klowns from Outer Space There are five exit types on each map in Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Boat Bomb Shelter Gate Portal Ice Cream Truck Even though there are five preset exit types in Killer Klowns from Outer Space, they always spawn in random locations on each map. There are multiple places where each of them can show up in each match, and it’s up to you to track them down. The boat may not alway...

Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game features a lot of tropes that fans of asymmetrical horror games are surely used to by now, but one thing that sets the game apart is the humans’ ability to easily kill the Klowns with powerful weapons like firearms. As long as you have a weapon to defend yourself with, you can take out a Klown that’s chasing you with ease as long as you know what to do. Having a group obviously helps since the Klowns can’t kill you all, but even a big team of humans can lose to a single Klown if they don’t know the right weak spots to target. Here’s how to kill the Klowns from outer space. Can You Kill the Clowns in Killer Klowns from Outer Space? Yes, you can kill the clowns in Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game. Any weapons, from blunt baseball bats to long-range pistols, can stun a Klown and put them down for a brief period of time, but you’ll need to be more precise if you want to kill one of them for good. ...

Even if you get killed in Killer Clowns from Outer Space: The Game, it’s not the end. Any slain humans can be revived with the Resurrection Machine, a powerful single-use device that will bring any dead characters back to life to give the humans a fighting chance against the trio of Klowns. Not every player knows where to find or how to use the Resurrection Machine, though, and it can be frustrating spectating the final surviving human in a match and they just don’t know how to revive the other six players on their team. You really don’t want to be that guy, so here’s what you need to know about the Resurrection Machine in Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Where to Find the Resurrection Machine in Killer Klowns from Outer Space The Resurrection Machine can revive every dead human player in a match completely for free. It doesn’t require any special items, unlike the exits scattered across each map. The only catch is that it can only be used once per...

The primary way to unlock new cosmetics and outfits in Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game is to complete challenges for both the humans and the Klowns, and the first set of challenges for the human side is aptly titled Human Basics. This set of challenges will walk you through the basics of playing on the human team in Killer Klowns from Outer Space, making you more comfortable with defending yourself from pursuing Klowns, looting containers to find escape items and weapons, and grouping up with your fellow survivors to find exits. Some of these are easier said than done, however, and some of them have frustratingly specific requirements. All Human Basics Challenges in Killer Klowns from Outer Space There are eight Human Basics challenges in Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game. Complete 5 Escape Interactions Kill 3 Klowns Consume 5 Energy Drinks Kill 5 Lackeys Clear 300 Cotton Candy from Objectives Find 3 Meeting Points Discover 10 other Humans...

A cat with a bent ear came up to kind people for help. They got her indoors just in time for her kittens to arrive. FreyaEllen RichterA few Good Samaritans noticed a stray cat with a bent ear wandering around the neighborhood and began feeding her. Slowly, the cat warmed up to them and approached them for nourishment.She started responding to her nickname, "crooked ear," whenever her food providers called out to her. As her belly grew rounder, they realized she was eating for more than just herself - she was pregnant.They hoped to find her a home with a dedicated carer, so they contacted their local rescue, Homeward Bound Cat Adoptions. Ellen RichterEllen Richter, a foster volunteer for the rescue, warmly welcomed her into her home and lovingly named her Freya.Freya, nervous and unsure of her new surroundings, immediately took refuge in a sink to decompress. "I let her relax and get comfortable with me. I'm so thankful she has a safe place to be." She was so nervous that she tried to hide in the sinkEllen RichterLater that day, feeling more at ease in Ellen's presence, Freya ventured from the sink to the floor and began interacting with her foster mom. She gazed up at Ellen wide-eyed, begging for attention and pets.She showered her foster mom with affectionate headbutts and occasional love bites. She warmed up to her foster momEllen RichterFreya's right ear is bent backward, and her left ear shows signs of scarring. After wandering the streets for so long, she was delighted to finally have a roof over her head and an abundance of food to enjoy.The next day, Ellen walked into the room to discover Freya with kittens by her side. She gave birth to a litter of six, pouring all her energy and love into nurturing them. Ellen came into the room to find Freya with her newborn kittensEllen RichterFreya was so devoted to her kittens that she wouldn't leave their side, not even to eat. Ellen brought her food, plate after plate, to ensure she was nourished and cared for.After eating to her heart's content, Freya lay with her kittens nestled against her warm belly, happily stretching her paws in the air. She gave birth to six healthy kittensEllen Richter"Mom is amazing, and the kittens are thriving."Even when Freya took a break from her kittens, she never strayed far, keeping a watchful eye on them while seeking attention from her foster mom. Freya constantly makes biscuitsEllen RichterFreya has been the happiest mother, kneading with her front paws all day long. Her kittens are growing by leaps and bounds, with some already displaying their cattitude.With their eyes still closed, the kittens hiss at unfamiliar scents as a natural defense mechanism. Ellen RichterThe kittens, now five days old, are wiggling around the nest with newfound energy. In about a week, their eyes will open, and their adventurous spirits will begin to shine.Freya is starting to move around more in the room, knowing her kittens are safe. Ellen RichterShe is incredibly loving and caring to her demanding six, diligently keeping them fed and clean. If one of them makes a peep, she rushes to their side, ensuring their needs are met. Ellen RichterThanks to the kindness of many people, Freya has found a second chance at life.She will never have to worry about food and shelter again, and her kittens will grow up knowing only love and comfort. Ellen RichterShare this story with your friends. More on Freya the cat mom, her kittens, and Ellen's fosters on Instagram and Homeward Bound Cat Adoptions on Instagram.Related story: Cat Follows His New Family from Room to Room, Guarding Them After Many Lonely Years Outside

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On Tuesday, CNN’s Laura Coates failed to understand how actor Robert De Niro’s appearance in New York was a political move by the left. De Niro spoke outside the courthouse as closing arguments in Donald Trump’s trial began. The day before he appeared in New York, he starred in a new Biden Campaign released a new advertisement which criticized Trump. Coates began by playing two clips. The first was of De Niro claiming, “I love this city. I don't want to destroy it. Donald Trump wants to destroy not only the city, but the country. And eventually, he could destroy the world. That's the tyrant he's telling us he'll be. And believe me, he means it.” The second was of Donald Trump Jr., “This is a political persecution. That was evidenced today, today by the Biden campaign themselves holding a rally here. They bring in Robert De Niro.”     Despite his affiliation with the Biden Campaign, Coates did not see anything political about it, “But you also had Republicans having rallies outside the courthouse as well. And De Niro, last I checked, is actually not an elected official.” Though this may be accurate, he did narrate a Biden campaign advertisement the day before he spoke in New York. In the ad, De Niro said “Trump wants revenge and he will stop at nothing to get it.” This ad made De Niro’s political affiliation quite clear to anyone who saw it. She did not elaborate on how voters are being intimidated yet continued to show support to the Biden administration for sending De Niro to speak in New York. De Niro was not alone in New York. As Coates observed, he was “flanked by two police officers who helped defend the Capitol on January 6th, Harry Dunn and Michael Fanone.” Dunn spoke following De Niro’s speech saying “Americans need to wake up. This is not a drill.” Fanone stated that if Trump won, he would be an “authoritarian who answers to and serves only himself.” Later in the segment, Coates ended by reiterating that she does not understand how individuals see this as a political move. She finished by declaring, “I just wonder about the narrative that suggests that Robert De Niro's presence next to two officers from the January 6th Capitol events, that that justifies -- that says and confirms political viewpoints or politicization of the Justice Department. None of them are a part of it at all any longer. So, I failed to understand that connection, but there's always tomorrow.” Harry Dunn tried to become a politician by running unsuccessfully ran for Congress to represent Maryland’s 3rd district last year. He lost by 11.2 percent to Sarah Elfreth in the Democratic Primary. Fanone is a CNN analyst whose comparison of Trump to Osama Bin Laden made even Laura Coates herself uncomfortable. Click "Expand" to view the transcripts: CNN’s Laura Coats LIve 5/28/2024 11:35:20-11:37:23 LAURA COATES: For weeks now, President Biden has barely had anything to say about Donald Trump facing criminal charges. His campaign taking his lead and staying quiet for the most part. Well today, that all changed. The Biden campaign holding a press conference right outside the courthouse featuring Robert De Niro. And he wasn't alone. He was flanked by two police officers who helped defend the Capitol on January 6th, Harry Dunn and Michael Fanone. Check this out. [Cuts to video] ROBERT DE NIRO: I love this city. I don't want to destroy it. Donald Trump wants to destroy not only the city, but the country. And eventually, he could destroy the world. [Transition] That's the tyrant he's telling us he'll be. And believe me, he means it. [Cuts back to live] COATES: Well, how was De Niro received? Well, things got ugly as he clashed with Trump supporters when he was leaving, and a classic New York dustup full of curses and insults. Trump's son making sure to give his opinion as well. Here's Don Jr. [Cuts to video] DONALD JOHN TRUMP JR: This is a political persecution. That was evidenced today, today by the Biden campaign themselves holding a rally here. They bring in Robert De Niro. [Cuts back to live] COATES: But you also had Republicans having rallies outside the courthouse as well. And De Niro, last I checked, is actually not an elected official. So, who's right and who's wrong in the conversations and the vantage point they bring? And more importantly, will either message win over voters or will it backfire? With me now, Leigh Ann Caldwell, anchor for Washington Post Live and co-author for Washington Post Early 202 newsletter, Shermichael Singleton, a senior political commentator, Mike Dubke, a former Trump White House communications director, and Alencia Johnson, a former senior advisor to the Biden 2020 campaign. All right, Alencia, you heard my take and both have done political rallies outside. One involves speaker of the House. One involves Robert De Niro. Not equal. ALENCIA JOHNSON (FORMER SENIOR ADVISER FOR THE BIDEN 2020 CAMPAIGN): Not quite equal. But I think the reality here is having Robert De Niro there actually gets under Donald Trump's skin, right? Because he used to be this big guy in Hollywood. He's supposed to be the king of New York. And Robert De Niro is a big guy in Hollywood, a mainstay of New York, and he's going directly after Donald Trump. And this was actually a really good move, I believe, on the Biden campaign's part because Democrats want to see a fight, and they want to see it coming from the Democratic side. And we don't want to have politicians involved in this and, you know, do the same thing that the Trump candidacy is doing and intimidating voters. But having Robert De Niro and surrogates out there making the case, that was a strong move from the Biden campaign. I applaud it. (…) 11:44:00-11:44:25 COATES: I just wonder about the narrative that suggests that Robert De Niro's presence next to two officers from the January 6th Capitol events, that that justifies -- that says and confirms political viewpoints or politicization of the Justice Department. None of them are a part of it at all any longer. So, I failed to understand that connection, but there's always tomorrow. Thank you so much, everyone.

Katrina Pierson defeated incumbent Texas state Rep. Justin Holland in the Republican primary runoff for a seat in the Texas House of Representatives.There won't be a Democratic candidate on the ballot during the general election later this year, CNN indicated.'Congratulations to @KatrinaPierson for DEFEATING Austin RINO Justin Holland.'Pierson served as national spokesperson for Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, according to katrinafortexas.com.She had been backed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, and the state attorney general Ken Paxton."Congratulations to @KatrinaPierson for DEFEATING Austin RINO Justin Holland. You have sent a strong message to Austin that if members continue to prioritize Democrats over our Conservative Agenda they will not return in 2026," Paxton declared in a tweet.In a post last month, Abbott had said that "her conservative values, her dedication to securing the border, and her goals to eliminate property taxes make Katrina the obvious choice to represent HD 33."Pierson advocates for eliminating property taxes. "Property taxes are theft. I will fight to lower and eventually phase out all property taxes so that Texans can actually own their home and stop paying rent to the government," katrinafortexas.com states."The results of last night's runoff election are clear, and I wish to extend my congratulations to Katrina Pierson on her victory," Holland said in a statement. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

For decades, the town of Pyramiden on the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard was considered a model of Soviet society — until a tragic accident prompted its residents to abandon this former utopia, leaving it frozen in time. The post The Story Of Pyramiden, The Abandoned Arctic Mining Town That Was Once The ‘Ideal Soviet Society’ appeared first on All That's Interesting.