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what's going on guys it is your boy Yogge here and today as you guys keep towel

roll the intro today's video is gonna be a little bit different as well this

video isn't very informative or you know something like entertaining today it's

just something that I really wanted to talk about to open your eyes to

something so basically today guys what I wanted to talk about is Activision a

kolduny how much money they make the reason why I'm making this video is for

you guys to see how much money they make comparing to the games that they put out

so if you guys remember back in the mono word for two days

they were putting out really really good games but later on you know until now to

this point they're putting out pretty bad games I'm not gonna lie infinite

warfare was horrible and just you know World War two is not as good as I

thought it was before a boots on the ground game and just you know a lot of

stuff is wrong with these colors they're nowhere near as fun as the old one so

that's why I'm making this video I want you guys to see the number of cells they

make compared to the you know the quality of the games that they make well

yeah guys anyways without talking let's get straight into the top ten basically

top 10 games I made the most sales back in 2017 also guys remember this is the

top digital console game so this is digitally downloaded this is not a you

know where you get it from Gamestop or Walmart they don't count that for some

reason I don't know why anyways GTA 5 is still making the most with 521 million

dollars in the first place second spot we got called dirty world war 2 it's

making 502 million so it's really not that far down beneath the grand theft

auto but it's its second place three verse 17 this surprised me it's it's an

old game but somehow is making 409 million in 2017 which is kind of crazy

then destiny 2 that's making 329 mil FIFA 18 is making 324 mil battlefield 1

is making 301 mil black ops 3 is actually up there too that just shows

how good of a game black ops 3 is this game is how many years old now like

three years old and it's still making your revenue is still on the top 10 spot

Ghost Recon wildlands is making 221 mil and somehow for some reason for oh I

don't even know why but infinite warfare is up there with 201 mil and the rain

was six siege that actually surprised me that rainbow CCU's on there with 172 mil

so first off this is a ton of money but I guess how companies work

not is not you know that's that's basically like pocket change to them I

guess because they're trying to go for billions of dollars but anyways with all

of that combined coal Duty titles in general for 2017 made 951 million

dollars last year I'm talking my all coated in these titles black ops 3

infinite warfare World War 2 and you know stuff like that digitally now I

don't know about you guys but I'm pretty sure 151 million dollars you could

probably make some pretty cool games at least I would think because modern

warfare 2 black ops 1 those games were made with probably a lower budget but

they were still some of the best call dirty games ever made in history say

guys I don't know that just doesn't make sense to me and I was just trying to

show you guys how much money they made just last year this is just last year

2017 they made about 951 million dollars so with that type of money coming in and

the games that that put or not is just not it's not acceptable I mean look at

World War 2 I had the worst launch of any cold duty ever and just look at how

much money it just doesn't make sense to me I don't know about y'all so hopefully

this video just showed just like you know open your eyes just a little bit

just to see what kind of money they're making compared to what kind of games

are putting out but I still have hope for this year's Call of Duty it's made

by Treyarch and hopefully is is just really really good that's all I'm hoping

for guys also another thing the CEO of Activision has left the the one that you

know was he's been here since I believe like black ops 1 all the way throughout

yeah all the way throughout World War 2 so he's been here for a minute and he I

believe he retired or something like that nobody knows why but uh he just

dipped like that and we're gonna get somebody new as a CEO of Activision so

far we have no words on who he is or you know you know who the hell he is at all

but hopefully it's somebody good now this could turn out two ways we could

get somebody really really good that'll change you know called it he put it

better or we'll get somebody super super trash I'll tell my like if you guys

don't know what uh Star Wars Battlefront is about battlefront 2 then y'all

probably heard if you don't know what it is just search it up and you'll see how

bad that game is because of the CEO just pushing you know like supplied to let

you know like microtransactions in that game because get somebody like that or

we could get somebody good so it's really a 50 50 % chance on what kind of

person we get as a CEO or just be somebody normal just somebody

that is alright like the past CEO did so that's also a major thing because CEOs

you know they they get to call the shots for anything literally we could get a

new CEO and he says no more supply jobs but then I'll get fire quickly because

they're not gonna make as much money but y'all know what I mean but yeah guys

also latest figures from Activision released a few years back now I don't

know how many years back but a few years ago there's been a statement that said

that call duty figure in general is a 15 billion-dollar franchise yeah y'all

heard me 15 billion dollars and they still can't make a good Call of Duty

game I mean don't get me wrong world war two is all right but it's not nowhere

near as good as mono work for two and it should be way better than one or for two

in black ops 1 but it's just not with 15 billion dollars I don't know guys that's

just crazy to me tell me which I think about this in the comments down below

the colder title in general is a 15 billion-dollar franchise in just again

that they're coming out with I don't think they're worth it bye guys summer

which I think in the comments down below and they are yeah

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How much does the University of Arizona cost? - Duration: 6:00.

Hello and welcome to our series from the University of Arizona FAQ's

Financial Aid Series. My name is Stefanie Basij and I'm the Director

of Recruitment at the University of Arizona and I am so excited to be joined

with Rebekah Salcedo, our Director for the Office of Scholarships and Financial

Aid. Rebekah thank you for joining us today.

My pleasure, Stefanie, thank you.

Today our series is titled, "How much does the UA cost?" and what we want to do

is answer some of the frequently asked questions about how students and

and families can determine and plan for the cost of college at the University of

Arizona. So, today we're going to dive into some of the tools that we have available

to students and families to plan for their attendance at the University of

Arizona. So, Rebekah can you share a little bit about how a student and a

family can look at determining the cost of attendance at the University of

Arizona and the factors that go into that? Absolutely!

The cost of attendance from a financial aid perspective is a little bit more

broad than some families might be thinking of. Because we want to make sure

that we're considering all of the costs of a student's education which could

include both direct costs, which are costs that a student will get a bill for from

the university, and indirect costs, which aren't items that the student would

necessarily get a bill for but are items that students need to think about and

plan for in order to be a successful student at U of A. And so, on our webpage e

we have a, we have a link on this presentation to our webpage that will

direct students to the cost of attendance page. The cost of attendance

is updated annually as we get new numbers and we update it in several ways.

We survey our students every couple of years to ask them about their

expenses, we also keep an eye on the consumer price index to determine that

the estimates that we have are reasonable to student costs, and then for

the direct costs from the institution we use averages that are most suitable to what

what more students pay.

So, in that research, how do you break down the categories for costs for students?

Sure, absolutely! So, our cost of attendance is broken down into several categories.

There's tuition and so there's tuition and we usually include in that mandatory fees

as well that student might have to cover, we have room and board and we have averages

that are specific to either living on campus or off campus or even being a commuter for students

who are considering staying with their parents, our Tucson students.

We have books and supplies.

Again, very much an average.

We do recommend that students buy their books from our U of A Bookstore,

but the amount that they could pay could vary so that is an estimate.

There's travel cost. So, that could either be transportation to or from school,

it could be a bus pass, a parking permit, and so those are costs students can think about.

Miscellaneous are thing like laundry, deodorants, contact lenses, little expenses

that will come up that students need to cover

while they're a student. And then we have, there's loan fees for student who are

thinking of borrowing loans that they, there could be a fee if they would want to

keep into consideration. And we found that some students, the majority of

students take usually at least one iCourse while they're at U of A and so we

include that iCourse fee so that's covered as well.

And the iCourse fee is

for an online course, correct? Correct! Ok, Wonderful! So then how does the student

figure out what the total price would be and depending on the facts that they

personally have? Right, so we. In addition to the award letter which well be talking

about in another video series, student who have not yet applied or are just curious

in exploring can look at our Net Price Calculator. The Net Price Calculator is a

great tool for students not only to find about their cost but the different

types of financial aid that they might be eligible for. And so, we do recommend

that especially students who haven't got an award letter yet, try out that

Net Price Calculator. They enter in their grades, and their test scores, and we will

show them both the scholarship information that they might be eligible

for and their financial aid information, as well as some costs. Wonderful! And is

that tool for incoming freshmen and transfer students? Correct! We do have two

separate Net Price Calculators. One is specific to incoming transfer students,

incoming freshman students and the other one is specific for

incoming transfer students. Wonderful! Absolutely! So, you mentioned tuition as a part of one of

the categories. Right. So how does the University

of Arizona go about setting their tuition and what does that look like?

So, the University of Arizona's tuition is set by the Arizona Board of Regents. And

so, when we first send students an award letter it will have the estimated

tuition which will update later. But one of the greatest things for especially

our incoming freshman is that we have a guaranteed tuition rate which is good for

four years, eight semesters. In which their tuition and mandatory fees stay

exactly the same and so they won't be increased for those four years, eight

semesters. And that really helps families with planning. Wonderful! And are there

other sources of information that families should investigate when they're

looking at the University of Arizona? Absolutely! So, the financial aid website

is the best source of information. We have information about the different

types of aid that are available for students, we have again the cost of

attendance page is there, we also have forms that students might need to access to

find out, and so that we have, also have an FAQ section. So, families and

students should for sure check out that financial aid web page and feel free

free to contact our office if they have any questions. Wonderful! And the Office of

Admissions also has a great webpage for students to get more information if they

still haven't applied yet, want to apply, want to learn how to visit our campus,

contact us via email or phone. So that's a great way for student to connect

while their doing their search process and for those students who have been

admitted. Well thank you, Rebekah, for joining us today

and thank you all for watching and we hope that you continue to watch the rest

of the videos in our FAQ series.