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While you may be planning to play Avatar Frontiers of Pandora with a friend‚ how do you unlock co-op? Just like Far Cry 6‚ this Ubisoft game is available to play with one other player. It’s not available from the start‚ but there’s a way to access it later in the game. Here’s how to gain access to co-op multiplayer mode. Avatar Frontiers of Pandora: How to unlock co-op multiplayer mode While you cannot play this open-world RPG in split-screen co-op‚ if a friend of yours bought this game‚ you can play it together. Not right from the start‚ though‚ you have to wait a bit to gain access to this feature. You can unlock co-op in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora by completing the main story quest “The Aranahe Clan.” Screenshot: PC Invasion I got to this quest after around two to four hours of gameplay. This included focusing on the main quest and exploring other nearby landmarks and locations as well. As soon as you make it to...

Need a Buy Station but can’t find any nearby? Don’t worry‚ we’ll fly one to you. Here is everything you need to know about the new Fly Buy public event in Call of Duty Warzone. How Does the Fly Buy Public Event Work in Call of Duty Warzone? While I’m not the biggest fan of the seasonal content and consider myself a video game boomer from time to time‚ it is undeniable that Modern Warfare 3 Season 1 is here to leave a mark. One of the modes that has gone through the most changes is Warzone‚ which now features the Urzikstan map‚ which we have already been enjoying with many zombies eating our beloved brains. One of the many introductions that will make matches a little bit more varied and interesting is the Fly Buy public event. This is a very interesting mechanic that consists of many drones flying across the map that are carrying buy stations. They will drop these buy stations in specific spots on the map which you can use to gain weapons a...

If you want to wait to go hunting for specific resources at a different time‚ how would you do that? We’ll explain how to pass time in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora. There are many reasons why you may want to pass time‚ whether that be to change the time of day or the weather. This is a pretty useful mechanic‚ and I’ll tell you how it works. Avatar Frontiers of Pandora: How to change the time of day Once you figure out how this works‚ changing the time of day or weather will be easy. You just need to know where to look. You can pass time in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora by sitting at a designated resting spot. There are certain areas around the Western Frontier of Pandora where you can sit and wait for time to pass. This can allow for day to turn to night‚ or sunny weather to change into rain. Since certain plants are higher in quality if you harvest them in certain environments‚ it’s important to know how to pass the time. Related...

One of the many currencies you use to trade things in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora is Clan Favor‚ but what are the best ways to earn this? I found myself occasionally struggling to earn enough Clan Favor to purchase items from traders. To make things easier on you‚ here are some easy ways to earn Clan Favor. Avatar Frontiers of Pandora: How to easily earn Clan Favor If you want to get weapons and gear from artisans‚ you’ll need to rack up some Clan Favor. The best ways to earn Clan Favor in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora are by completing side missions and contributing requested items to community baskets. The main method of earning Clan Favor is by completing quests. These can be main and side quests‚ or even other activities. Your Clan Favor meter will build up over time‚ and you can deplete it by buying items from artisans. Screenshot: PC Invasion Since main missions take longer‚ and there are fewer of them‚ try picking up a...

Moss is one of the most important resources you should be looking out for in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora‚ but where can you find it? Since you need it to craft certain armor pieces‚ but the game doesn’t outright tell you where every resource is‚ I can help you out. Avatar Frontiers of Pandora: How to get moss One thing you should keep in mind when searching for any resource in this Avatar game is that the Hunter’s Guide is your best friend. Once you’ve discovered one material‚ you can hunt for more at any point in time. Where you can find moss in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora is on rocks in water throughout the Kinglor forest‚ or on floating mountains. Screenshot: PC Invasion First off‚ there isn’t just one type of moss. The first one you may come across is called Bruise Moss‚ which you can find near water anywhere in the Kinglor forest‚ and is best harvested while it’s raining. I realized that to find moss I should c...

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At the fourth Republican presidential debate‚ presidential candidate Nikki Haley called for a TikTok ban citing rampant antisemitism on the app.  Governor Ron DeSantis‚ businessman Vivek Ramaswamy‚ former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley and former Governor Chris Christie faced off in the fourth Republican presidential debate Wednesday. When Haley was asked about how America should address antisemitism on college campuses‚ the former South Carolina governor pointed to TikTok as a crucial part of the problem.  “We really do need to ban TikTok once and for all and let me tell you why. For every 30 minutes that someone watches TikTok‚ everyday they become 17 percent more anti-semitic‚ more pro-Hamas based on doing that‚” Haley said citing a Generation Labs survey promoted by machine learning expert Anthony Goldbloom. .@NikkiHaley "We really do need to ban TikTok once and for all...we now know that 50% of adults 18-25 think that Hamas was warranted in what they did with Israel. That's a problem." pic.twitter.com/QRgViaf5Ty — Tom Olohan (@tolohan) December 7‚ 2023 Haley continued saying “[w]e now know that 50 percent of adults 18-25 think that Hamas was warranted in what they did with Israel. That's a problem.”  The republican presidential candidate was referring to a Harvard/Harris poll which found that 76 percent of Americans believe that Hamas’ terror attacks on Israel were not justified.” However‚ the results among young people–the primary demographic using TikTok– are starkly different. The Harvard/Harris poll found that a staggering 51 percent  of Americans 18 to 24 believed that the brutal terror attacks of Oct. 7 “can be justified by the grievances of Palestinians.”  Others have reported massive amounts of anti-Israel content on Tiktok. For example‚ from October 16th to October 30th after the Hamas terrorist attack‚ Axios reported that “there have been nearly four times the number of views to TikTok posts using the hashtag #StandwithPalestine globally compared to posts using the hashtag #StandwithIsrael.”  Beyond the spread of anti-Israel and pro-Hamas messages across TikTok‚ the communist Chinese government-tied app has also come under fire for the spread of support for dead terrorist Osama Bin Laden on the platform.   Conservatives are under attack! Contact your representative and demand that Big Tech be held to account to mirror the First Amendment while providing transparency‚ clarity on so-called “hate speech” and equal footing for conservatives. If you have been censored‚ contact us using CensorTrack’s contact form‚ and help us hold Big Tech accountable.

NewsNation was the new kid on the block in the television news space‚ and Wednesday was their first go at hosting a presidential debate. The moderators were NewNation's Elizabeth Vargas‚ The Washington Free Beacon editor-in-chief Eliana Johnson‚ and Sirius XM podcaster Megyn Kelly. While NewsNation claimed not to have an agenda‚ it was hard to see it as the first question and a series of audio/visual mishaps all seemed to go against one of the Republican candidates in particular. Unfortunately‚ things didn’t start well as Kelly kicked off the debate with a long-winded fastball at Florida Governor Ron DeSantis pressing him to get out of the race (Click “expand”): Having said that‚ Mr. Trump is nearly 50 points ahead of all of you in the national polls. 29 points ahead in Iowa where the GOP caucuses are less than six weeks away. And so‚ as Republicans get ready to vote on whether any of you might be preferable to Mr. Trump‚ we begin with the question of electability. Governor DeSantis‚ your campaign and its super PAC have spent the most money‚ had the most high net worth donors‚ and had a wave of momentum coming into this race after your big re-election win in Florida. You were seen by many as the candidate most likely to consolidate the non-Trump field. But here we are‚ a month out from the first real votes‚ and you haven't managed to do it. In fact‚ Nikki Haley is beating you in New Hampshire and South Carolina now and closing in on you in Iowa. Not to mention Trump‚ who is not only dominating in the early stage but is beating you in Florida by over 30 points. Is it fair to say as Senator Tim Scott did when he dropped out that voters are telling you‚ “not no‚ but not now?” When DeSantis went to answer the question‚ the NewsNation control room had apparently messed with his microphone and had him sounding like a colony of bees in a vacuum cleaner. Some may argue that it was just an accident since he was the first to speak. But that issue should have been worked out in a pre-debate walkthrough when they hooked up the candidates and adjusted their audio levels.     There was another snafu almost 10 minutes later where‚ as DeSantis was going after former Ambassador Nikki Haley and Black Rock‚ the camera started shaking wildly (both incidents are included in the video accompanying this piece). DeSantis had already spoken and had not moved‚ so camera adjustments shouldn’t have been necessary. Again‚ that’s usually worked out in walkthroughs. Those were the only noticeable audio/visual issues during the debate. But there were good questions! Johnson’s economic questions kept the focus on American families struggling to thrive under Bidenomics: Let's talk about the economy. Ambassador Haley‚ homeownership has always been a part of the American dream‚ but it's increasingly out of reach for younger Americans. This year‚ mortgage rates reached 30-year highs. Home prices have risen $190‚000 over the past decade. Is this a free market at work or should the federal government do something to make homes more affordable? (…) Governor DeSantis‚ the latest NewsNation Decision Desk poll found that inflation tops the worries of American voters. 61 percent say they are very concerned and the working class is hardest hit. Economists say this is fueled by a glut of federal spending. The Biden administration has added $6 trillion to the national debt so far. But President Trump wasn't exactly a penny pincher. His administration added $7.8 trillion. Do Republicans including President Trump share the blame for inflation? And what concrete steps would a President DeSantis take to help Americans make ends meet? They also featured video questions from Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. “Many Republicans are concerned about the legitimacy of elections. A federal judge just ruled that Pennsylvania must count on dated mail-in ballots. And unlike Alabama‚ many states don't require any identification to vote‚” he prefaced. “What should states do now to increase election integrity and voter confidence for the 2024 elections?” Now that NewsNation had their first debate under their belt‚ was the Republican National Committee impressed enough to agree to give them a crack at a general election debate? We’ll have to see. The transcript is below. Click "expand" to read: NewsNation’s 2024 Republican Presidential Primary Debate December 6‚ 2023 8:02:49 p.m. Eastern MEGYN KELLY: On stage tonight‚ four candidates‚ all vying to become their party's nominee. And given the state of affairs in our political system right now‚ one of you might very well do it. Even many Democrats now admit that President Biden is a weak candidate. Just as many Republicans acknowledge former President Donald Trump's multiple legal troubles could imperil his quest for a second term. All of which means‚ one you could wind up the leader of the free world. Having said that‚ Mr. Trump is nearly 50 points ahead of all of you in the national polls. 29 points ahead in Iowa where the GOP caucuses are less than six weeks away. And so‚ as Republicans get ready to vote on whether any of you might be preferable to Mr. Trump‚ we begin with the question of electability. Governor DeSantis‚ your campaign and its super PAC have spent the most money‚ had the most high net worth donors‚ and had a wave of momentum coming into this race after your big re-election win in Florida. You were seen by many as the candidate most likely to consolidate the non-Trump field. But here we are‚ a month out from the first real votes‚ and you haven't managed to do it. In fact‚ Nikki Haley is beating you in New Hampshire and South Carolina now and closing in on you in Iowa. Not to mention Trump‚ who is not only dominating in the early stage‚ but is beating you in Florida by over 30 points. Is it fair to say as senator Tim Scott did when he dropped out that voters are telling you‚ “not no‚ but not now?” GOV. RON DESANTIS (R-FL): So‚ we have a great idea in America that the voters actually make these decisions‚ not pendants or pollsters. I'm sick of hearing about these polls‚ ‘cause I remember those polls in November of 2022. They said there was going to be a big red wave. It was going to be monumental. And that crashed and burned. (…) 8:47:02 p.m. Eastern ELIANA JOHNSON: Let's talk about the economy. Ambassador Haley‚ homeownership has always been a part of the American dream‚ but it's increasingly out of reach for younger Americans. This year‚ mortgage rates reached 30-year highs. Home prices have risen $190‚000 over the past decade.Is this a free market at work or should the federal government do something to make homes more affordable? (…) 8:49:12 p.m. Eastern JOHNSON: Governor DeSantis‚ the latest NewsNation Decision Desk poll found that inflation tops the worries of American voters. 61 percent say they are very concerned and the working class is hardest hit. Economists say this is fueled by a glut of federal spending. The Biden administration has added $6 trillion to the national debt so far. But President Trump wasn't exactly a penny pincher. His administration added $7.8 trillion. Do Republicans including President Trump share the blame for inflation? And what concrete steps would a President DeSantis take to help Americans make ends meet? (…) 9:24:33 p.m. Eastern TOM FITTON (Judicial Watch‚ president): Many Republicans are concerned about the legitimacy of elections. A federal judge just ruled that Pennsylvania must count on dated mail-in ballots. And unlike Alabama‚ many states don't require any identification to vote. What should states do now to increase election integrity and voter confidence for the 2024 elections? (…)

DeSantis and Ramaswamy spent much of the night arguing that Haley is beholden to corporations and wealthy donors.