In order to unlock some of Chadley’s Combat Simulator missions in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth‚ you need to Assess several enemies. Unlocking Biological Intel: Blinded by Light requires you to Assess 16 enemies from the Grasslands region‚ but this is easier said than done. How to Unlock Biological Intel: Blinded by Light in FF7 Rebirth Once you’ve found Chadley at the Chocobo Ranch in the Grasslands region‚ you can start collecting World Intel to unlock new Combat Simulator challenges and other rewards like rare Materia. To unlock the Biological Intel: Blinded by Light trial‚ you need to Assess 16 enemies in the Grasslands region. You also need to have the Enemy Skill Materia unlocked as well. Screenshot: PC Invasion How to Make Grasslands Enemies Respawn Are you missing a specific enemy from the Grasslands like White Terror? There’s no need to worry. You can still unlock Biological Intel: Blinded by Light even if you’ve missed the Assess on some enemi...

No Rest for the Wicked looks incredible‚ but will I be able to play it on consoles like Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5? Will the answer change between Early Access and the 1.0 launch? No Rest for the Wicked console: Can I play on Xbox One‚ Xbox Series X|s‚ PS4‚ PS5‚ Nintendo Switch? We know that No Rest for the Wicked is releasing in Early Access on April 18‚ 2024‚ and we also know that it is only releasing on PC via Steam. Sadly‚ you can’t play No Rest for the Wicked on consoles at first. Related: No Rest for the Wicked Roadmap: Release date‚ multiplayer‚ and more I say at first because Moon Studios‚ the developers of No Rest for the Wicked‚ have stated that they plan on putting the game on consoles when it launches in its full 1.0 version. We’ve been given a roadmap for what is coming first to No Rest for the Wicked after its Early Access launch‚ but nothing on it has dates. Because of that‚ we don’t have a date for the 1.0 full release. Looking at...

While most of Chadley’s Combat Simulator trials are fairly easy to unlock in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth‚ some of them can be a pain. If you aren’t paying attention to enemy types and making sure to Assess every foe you encounter‚ then you’ll find yourself wandering around the game’s massive open world in search of one or two enemy types so you can gain access to new Combat Simulator missions. To unlock Grasslands Region Intel: Level 2 in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth‚ you need to battle 24 enemies in the Grasslands region. The Grasslands region is home to several enemy types‚ but you won’t be able to find them all just by walking around the overworld. All Grasslands Enemy Locations in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth To unlock Grasslands Region Intel: Level 2‚ you only need to defeat 24 different enemy types in the Grasslands. There’s no need to Assess them (although you’ll want to do that to unlock another Grasslands Intel mission). Related: FF7 R...

Throughout Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth‚ you’ll slowly unlock new Folio upgrades‚ but which ones are the best for Cloud? Since each party member has their own Folio “skill tree‚” let’s go over the best upgrades to prioritize for Cloud Strife. FF7 Rebirth: Best Cloud Folio upgrades Cloud is great for up-close-and-personal attacks and ranged slashes‚ so he’s an all-purpose fighter. He has some great Folio upgrades you should grab before anything else‚ so let’s tackle the best upgrades for Cloud in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Screenshot: PC Invasion Ranged Blade This Synergy Skill allows Cloud and either Barret or Red XIII to perform a ranged attack. Activating it in sequence will trigger a three-hit combo‚ and you can even perform it when airborne. Since this can deal both Physical (with Barret) and Magical (with Red XIII) damage‚ it’s incredibly versatile. As a Synergy Skill‚ it’s a free action that you don’t have to wait ...

Summon Crystals are valuable in FF7 Rebirth as they make Summons stronger while making them easier to obtain. If you’ve arrived in the Junon Region‚ let me show you all the Phoenix Summon Crystal Locations in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (FF7). How to find every Phoenix Summon Crystal in FF7 Rebirth Screenshot: PC Invasion There are three Phoenix Summon Crystals to find‚ and I’ve labeled their locations on the map above. When you reach the region‚ you can gather two of them‚ but the final one is a little harder to obtain. Before you go hunting for Summon Crystals‚ you’ll need a Chocobo‚ so make sure you hit the ranch before exploring. Let me explain how to get each Summon Crystal. Phoenix Summon Crystal #1 Screenshot: PC Invasion You’ll likely stumble upon this Summon Crystal by accident‚ as there’s a side quest nearby. The area looks complex‚ but it’s pretty straightforward‚ and you’ll need a Chocobo to scale the walls.  W...

17-year-olds slashed in remote area of German town during shocking attack

Did the person violate military rule or did the left jump the gun?

Through the European Green Deal‚ European bureaucrats are ignoring citizen opposition in deindustrializing Western Europe and reducing its agricultural production. They’re using climate laws to attempt to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The agricultural policy provisions of these laws—the euphemistically named Farm to Fork Strategy—have European farmers uniting in protest like never before.   These laws are driving up food prices and reducing agricultural jobs while having practically no effect on the planet’s temperature. Using calculations from government models‚ even if the European Union had no emissions at all‚ it would only make a difference of 0.13 degrees Celsius by the year 2100. The European Union strategy would devastate farmers. The U.S. Department of Agriculture finds that the EU strategy’s goals of reducing farmland by 10%‚ fertilizer by 20%‚ and pesticides and antimicrobials by 50% would reduce total EU agricultural production by at least 12% and force reliance on agricultural imports from counties with lax environmental standards. The global effects of such a strategy would be catastrophic. Germany‚ which has a carbon emission reduction target of 65% from 1990 levels‚ is the world’s third-largest agricultural exporter‚ the largest EU milk exporter‚ and the second-largest EU wheat exporter. According to 2020 calculations by the USDA‚ implementing the strategy solely within the EU would cause a global economic loss of $80 billion‚ with 22 million people becoming food insecure worldwide. If their policies were copied worldwide‚ there would be global economic loss of $200 billion‚ and 185 million people would become food insecure worldwide. Germans have already felt the consequences of these policies as the price indexes for meat‚ bread‚ and automotive fuel have increased by 34%‚ 28%‚ and 29%‚ respectively‚ since January 2020. Furthermore‚ the cost of motor fuels may increase further if fuel subsidies are ended. In response‚ German farmers‚ such as Anthony Lee‚ have blocked roads to protest the mounting price increases and to stand in solidarity with similar protests across the EU. Led by the Farmers Defense Force‚ Dutch agricultural protests started in response to the Dutch National Energy and Climate Plan‚ which proposes drastic reductions in farming. As the world’s second-largest agriculture exporter‚ the Netherlands farming industry is facing severe curtailment while bureaucrats debate whether a farmer can have two or three cows per hectare because of bovine methane emissions. The Dutch government plans to forcibly buy out 3‚000 farms to achieve the mandated 30% reduction in livestock. Having the highest density of livestock in the world with more than 50% of the land devoted to agriculture‚ the Netherlands and its farmers would suffer significant economic losses from these policies. In response‚ the Farmers Defense Force has blockaded highways since 2019 in opposition to Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s compliance with the EU’s greener energy policies. Despite blocking roads and airports‚ leading to more than 700 traffic fines and 100 farmers being arrested‚ the Farmers Defense Force has seen increasing political support. Following the emergence of the Farmers Citizen Movement within the Dutch Senate‚ the 2023 elections saw the movement secure 15 of the 75 seats available‚ which is the largest share of seats in the legislative body. Across France‚ the Young Farmers‚ the National Federation of Farmers Unions‚ and the Confederation Paysanne have spearheaded protests against EU agricultural policies‚ including the Farm to Fork Strategy. French farmers are particularly troubled by the EU’s pending trade agreement with the South American trade union Mercosur.   Currently‚ Latin American countries are limited in their exports to the EU. Under the proposed trade agreement‚ the EU‚ including France‚ would receive agricultural imports from Latin America free of tariffs‚ undercutting European farmers. French farmers fear that such a trade agreement would create double standards where domestic products must meet strict environmental regulations while cheap imports do not.   Similar to German and Durch protests‚ French protests have disrupted traffic by strategically disposing of agricultural waste onto roads. With the rollback of a recent pesticide ban‚ many French farmers are celebrating their recent achievement of finally being heard. The European Green Deal and its Farm to Fork Strategy are making food more costly and attack the very foundation of European agriculture. Stringent mandates from Brussels override the autonomy of member states and the expertise of the European farming community. These burdensome policies and the climate alarmism that underlies them have given rise to political movements fighting against the EU’s supranational authority. As one Flemish farmer said while demonstrating outside the EU Parliament in Brussels‚ “I’m a victim of the [EU’s] regulation soup and the tyranny coming from the [EU’s] ivory towers.” Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com‚ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. The post EU Climate‚ Cattle Flatulance Rules Threatening European Farmers’ Livelihoods‚ Driving Up Food Prices appeared first on The Daily Signal.

“We can bear neither our diseases nor their remedies.” So shrugged the ancient historian Livy (59 B.C.-17 A.D.) of the long decline of Roman national character that‚ in his age‚ finally ended the Roman Republic. Like a patient whose medicine proves worse than the disease‚ Livy lamented that the Romans knew that they had become corrupt and lawless. But the very contemplation of the hard medicine needed for restoration—and the furious reaction that would meet the remedy—made it impossible to save the patient. America is nearing such an impasse. We know that no state can long exist after opening its borders to over 7 million illegal aliens‚ requiring neither background checks nor legality. The recent murder of a Georgia female jogger by an illegal alien and the savage beating of New York policemen by similar others hardly merit media attention. Everyone knows that neither new appropriations nor new laws are needed to secure the border as it was in 2020. Instead‚ we could just stop suicidal catch-and-release‚ deport lawbreakers‚ privilege the legal over the illegal immigrant‚ demand would-be refugees apply for asylum first in their native countries‚ finish the border wall‚ and pressure Mexico to stop undermining the territorial integrity of its northern neighbor. But then we shrug‚ “We can’t do that”—paralyzed in fear of being smeared as “xenophobic‚” “nativist‚” or “racist.” So this generation apparently feels that it can endure the collateral damage of daily assaults on American citizens‚ the near bankruptcy of our cities‚ and 100‚000 fentanyl deaths per year—but certainly not the idea that it is somehow not politically correct or compassionate. The same is true of the $35 trillion debt‚ now costing more than $1 trillion a year in interest payments—and growing. We all know it is unsustainable. Americans understand it will eventually lead either to destructive hyperinflation‚ suicidal renunciation of federal debt‚ or confiscation of private savings. Yet we ignore the reckless spending and keep borrowing well over $1 trillion a year. Apparently‚ our generation prefers being praised as “virtuous” and “caring.” So it leaves the next generation to be smeared as “cruel” and “unfair” when it is forced to cut federal entitlements and bloated government or face civilizational collapse. The crime epidemic is also similar. Everyone accepts that no society can long endure quasi-legalized shoplifting or green-lighting smash-and-grabbers and carjackers to be released without bail. But we assume that such a civilizational implosion will never reach our own sanctuary neighborhoods or safe places of work—at least not yet. We also know that restoring deterrence by arresting‚ convicting‚ and jailing repeat felons will return safety to our streets. But again‚ we fear even more that advocating “law and order” will earn slanders like “racist” or “reactionary.” Ditto the homeless. In an age of self-congratulation and hyper-environmentalism‚ we know that a million homeless defecating‚ urinating‚ injecting‚ and assaulting on our downtown sidewalks and storefronts is medieval. We know that it is illegal to camp out on the street and publicly harass citizens or relieve oneself in public. And we know the cure lies in building and staffing more mental institutions and providing areas far from public spaces where the homeless can find shelter‚ sanitation‚ and medical care. But the very idea of removing anyone from his accustomed sidewalk spot‚ or the notion of the use of force to transport the mentally ill to proper and humane facilities‚ terrifies us. So we walk around‚ step over‚ and ignore those on the street. Is the assumption that the odds of being assaulted or sickened acceptable? Or do we just not wish to learn where the flotsam‚ jetsam‚ and human offal of the street end up? Most accept that had former President Donald Trump just not run for president in 2024 or was a man of the Left‚ he would not now be facing four different felony court cases. Most accept that three of the four prosecutors have either in advance promised to get Trump or have proved grossly unethical. Most know it is wrong to try to remove a leading presidential candidate from state ballots. Yet many shrug that this new weaponization of America’s legal system is the flamboyant Trump’s own problem‚ not their own. So they ignore the third worldization of our political system‚ which they quietly acknowledge is otherwise leading us to a Venezuela-like mess. The paralysis of American society extends to our foreign policy as well. We deplore the terrorism of Iran and its thuggish surrogates. But we fear more the nasty‚ costly business of stopping its aggression. Societies do not always collapse from a lack of wealth‚ invasion‚ or natural catastrophes. Most often‚ they know what is destroying them. But they are so paralyzed by their fear that the road to salvation becomes too painful to even contemplate. So they implode gradually‚ then suddenly. (C)2024 Tribune Content Agency‚ LLC. The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com‚ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. The post American Paralysis and Decline appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Hunter Biden suggested that he never would have dropped off his laptop at a small Delaware computer repair business‚ but documents bearing his signature appear to contradict that claim. The president’s son insisted that he would have taken his broken computer to a standard Apple store for repair work‚ when asked by Rep. Matt Gaetz‚ R-Fla.‚ during the younger Biden’s Wednesday interview with legislators on the House Judiciary Committee and the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. However‚ a receipt for work done by The Mac Shop—the small repair store in Delaware that turned over the laptop’s contents to the FBI in 2019—bears a signature that resembles Hunter Biden’s signature on other unearthed documents. HunterDocDownload The Mac Store charged Hunter Biden $85 for the repair work on his laptop‚ according to a copy of the receipt first obtained and reported by The New York Post. The signature on that document looks very similar to the DocuSign signature Hunter Biden affixed to a business agreement pertaining to Oneida Holdings LLC‚ an entity established in 2017 to facilitate transactions involving Hunter Biden‚ American partners and Chinese interests. Wayne A. Barnes‚ a retired former FBI counterintelligence agent with extensive experience analyzing signatures‚ previously told Just The News that the signature affixed to the laptop repair receipt matches the signature affixed to other documents signed by Hunter Biden. “Did you ever drop off a laptop at a repair shop?” Gaetz asked the first son‚ according to the transcript of the Wednesday interview that lawmakers released Thursday. “I dropped a laptop off at the Apple repair shop that was literally three blocks from my office in Washington‚ D.C. If I was ever going to repair one‚ I would have walked up the street and dropped it there‚” Hunter Biden replied‚ clarifying that he was talking about “the Apple store in Georgetown.” “My question is about Delaware. Did you ever drop off a laptop in Delaware?” Gaetz then asked. “The largest Apple store in America is the highest grossing and largest Apple store in America is at the Christiana Mall. If I was going to drop off a laptop—I don’t ever remember doing that‚ but if I was going to drop off a laptop‚ I would have gone to the Apple store‚ which was seven minutes from my parents’ home there‚” the first son replied. Hunter Biden then stated that he has no recollection of leaving his computer at a repair shop in Delaware‚ before going on to assert that the laptop’s archived contents included some fabricated material‚ including an allegedly fake conversation between him and a Secret Service agent in a Los Angeles hotel. “There are many different things in there that are either—that are either fabricated‚ hacked‚ stolen or manipulated 100%‚” Hunter Biden told the lawmakers regarding his laptop. The Department of Justice has acknowledged the legitimacy of the laptop’s data and alleged in court filings that Hunter Biden did leave his laptop at The Mac Store‚ while Internal Revenue Service whistleblower Gary Shapley testified last May that the FBI knew the data to be authentic as early as November 2019. The FBI subsequently advised social media platforms that the laptop data could be a foreign influence operation‚ prompting social media companies to effectively censor The New York Post’s initial 2020 story on their platforms. Fifty-one former U.S. intelligence officials also signed an open letter characterizing the laptop and its contents as inauthentic and a potential Russian intelligence ploy. In the “NPR Public Editor” newsletter written by Poynter’s Kelly McBride‚ a senior NPR editor explained that the outlet was declining to cover the laptop story ahead of the 2020 election because it “[did not] want to waste our time on stories that are not really stories‚ and we don’t want to waste the listeners’ and readers’ time on stories that are just pure distractions.” During his deposition‚ Hunter Biden also told lawmakers that Burisma‚ a Ukrainian natural gas company‚ paid him handsomely in order to make the company more “Western-looking” and that he could not recall information about his business dealings on at least 29 occasions. The White House did not respond immediately to a request for comment. Originally published by the Daily Caller News Foundation Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the url or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. The post Hunter Biden Insists He Wouldn’t Have Dropped His Infamous Laptop Off at Delaware Repair Shop. A Receipt Suggests Otherwise. appeared first on The Daily Signal.