 so overly forgiving that the entire mode would be laughed off by basically anyone other than casual CoD players.

I don't know who a CoD BR would be appealing to anyways. Hardcore BR enthusiasts are playing PUBG, Fornite has blown up and a lot of the market Acti would be wanting are the people who have already gotten into Fortnite. 

&gt;BR in COD would be nothing but a regular CoD match with a higher player count and a larger map, none of the shit you mentioned is even really relevant?

Honestly man you just perfetly showcased why a CoD BR would be doomed to fail. 

&gt;Especially considering that COD has the most active competitive playerbases on console, even with all the mechanics you mentioned. 

I know, because it's a casual first game with a relatively low skillgap. In PUBG and Fortnite the skillgap is high, especially Fortnite. Translating a low skill, basically insta kill game like CoD to a BR mode would be aimed at the lowest common denominator of potential BR players, who would leave it as soon as they realize their odds of winning are only 1 in 100. Or when they realize they can play a better BR for free. 

&gt;Whose to say they havent changed the engine for Bo4?

Tradition? lol. CoD's been modifying the same engine for years already, do you really think they're going to make the biggest change to their engine that's ever happened for just one gamemode? 

&gt;I doubt games like Fortnite or Paladins planned 100 Player matches beforehand, yet they were easily able to implement it after only a couple months. 

Because the existing mechanics in Fortntie works very well for a BR based around building, obviously. I don't think I can explain to you how the forgiving and low skill nature of engagements in CoD would translate poorly to a BR mode if you don't already see it.

&gt;Headquarters in WWII already has 48 players running around in the same environment, lol. 

Putting 48 players into a glorified pre game lobby is not the same as putting 100 people, as well as 1000's of assets, into a map larger than anything CoD has ever attempted. That's a terrible comparison.Dying Light’s expansion ‘The Following’ will be out next year, with developers Techland claiming that it’s now so big it could have been a stand-alone title. They’re bigging up that bigness because the DLC is getting a “price revision” ahead of release.
That is to say, it’ll be more expensive than the $15.00 USD announced in August; with the new price being $20.00 USD instead.
Nobody loves to hear that, obviously, but Techland seem to be trying to honour as many other promises as possible. The expansion will still be free to anybody who bought the Dying Light Season Pass, and although that Season Pass will also be getting a price increase (to $30, from $20), it won’t be doing so until 8 December.
That means if you fancy getting the same price as Season Pass holders, you can still do so if you act within the next couple of weeks or so. Granted, Season Passes are normally a bit of a gamble, but in this case you will at least know exactly what you’re getting for the money: the DLC bits and pieces that have been released to date, plus the big Following expansion next year.
There’s always a chance that The Following turns out to be rubbish, I suppose, but if you’ve generally enjoyed the zombie-mashing activities in Dying Light, more of it seems like a reasonably solid bet.
Coming off of a breakout year as probably the team’s second most impactful defensive player, Anthony Zettel opted to stay at Penn State for his senior year, making many Nittany Lion fans rejoice. And apparently, according to fellow rising senior Jordan Dudas, Zettel has already started training for the 2015 campaign in an untraditional way.
Dudas posted this video of Zettel uprooting a tree from his usual stance on Instagram on Saturday. The display of pure strength really comes as no surprise after seeing the 278-pound defensive tackle rack up eight sacks last season, but even still, seeing someone uproot a tree is pretty impressive.
Last season, Zettel earned a unanimous first-team All-Big Ten selection, and the senior looks poised for an even stronger 2015 season. He’s already been named to the LOTT Impact Award Watch List, and was named to the team’s new Leadership Council. With this, Zettel joins former Nittany Lion and current Minnesota Viking linebacker Michael Mauti in the “People You Really Don’t Want to Tackle You” club.
Viewed philosophically, humanism is arguably the most important philosophical world view shaping adult educators? imagination and practice. You have the challenging task of presenting your position paper on humanist education to a group of mainly behavioural psychologists at a leading international conference.
You will write an essay that responds to the question 'In many organisations and fields of practice there are tensions that exist between the espoused purpose of adult education and the practice of adult education. Drawing on the discussions and readings in the second part of the subject consider the tensions between purpose and practice in either (a) your area of work / practice, or (b) if you do not have an area of work / practice then consider a specific area / field of adult education and training practice drawn from the literature.
Aim and objectives: The aim of the assessment task is to critically examine the contemporary contexts of the different areas of adult education and training, and analyse the relationship between theory and practice.
3.	Recognise the major influences on the practice of adult education and training in contemporary Australia and their influence on the work of the adult education practitioner.
4.	Present your findings and analysis clearly written and scholarly academic essay.
Essay Instructions: (APL) Assignment needed to be placed onto a DTLLS (Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector) Literacy course.
What are the roles and responsibilities of a teacher in the FE/adult education sector? What qualities and skills do you think are needed to fulfil this role?
Essay Instructions: Please conduct in-depth research on adult education for the empowerment of individuals and communities in society. This research should target topics such as socioeconomic status, gender, race, policys, new technologies, and the sociology of adult education and empowering individuals in american society. How adult education contributes to the successes and empowering of individual and communities. Please refer to the textbook "Handbook of Adult and Continuing Education, 2010 edition, authors Carol E. Kasworm, Amy D. Rose, and Jovita M. Ross-Gordon. ISBN 978-1-4129-6050-2 Chapter 19 and any other relevant texts, journals, articles, etc, that further the research on this topic. I need this resarch to steer me in the right direction for my future work. This is the main reference I need to have involved in the research, THANKS!!!There is evidence that reviewers are not always consistent. A 1982 paperdescribes a study in which two researchers selected 12 articles already accepted by highly regarded journals, swapped the real names and academic affiliations for false ones, and resubmitted the identical material to the same journals that had already accepted them in the previous 18 to 32 months. Only 8 percent of editors or reviewers noticed the duplication, and three papers were detected and pulled. Of the nine papers that continued through the review process, eight were turned down, with 89 percent of reviewers recommending rejection.
An even bigger issue is that peer review may be biased. Reviewers can usually see the names of the authors and their institutions, and multiple studies have shown that reviews preferentially accept or reject articles based on a number of demographic factors. In a study published in eLife last year, researchers created a database consisting of more than 9,000 editors, 43,000 reviewers and 126,000 authors whose work led to about 41,000 articles in 142 journals in a number of domains. They found that women made up only 26 percent of editors, 28 percent of reviewers and 37 percent of authors. Analyses showed that this was not because fewer women were available for each role.
As you know, Japan has four distinct seasons. Each season is very different from the other, so since ancient times, people in Japan have enjoyed each season’s characteristics, such as the weather, the scenery, the seasonal flowers, or the seasonal foods. I’m writing this article on the day of Risshu (立秋), the beginning of autumn according to the traditional Chinese calendar, August 7th. Even at the beginning of autumn, it is still hot. The weather might still be summery, but the daytime becomes shorter and shorter, and we feel autumn through the morning and evening breeze. I’m sure we can enjoy seeing the autumn flowers in the fields soon.
Today, I’d like to introduce the seven flowers of autumn (Aki no Nanakusa, 秋の七草) to you.
What are the seven flowers of autumn (Aki no Nanakusa, 秋の七草)?
The seven flowers of autumn originated with the following two poems in the Manyoushu (万葉集) written by Okura Yamanoue (山上憶良).
*There are various sayings about “Asagao