u/Aertypro

Link: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg374p4e24o

part of the article:

Competition for degree apprenticeships in England has quadrupled over the past three years, the BBC has found.

The popularity of degree apprenticeships - which offer a paid-for university degree along with a salary - has grown as the cost of university has come under increased scrutiny.

Data seen by the BBC showed the number of applicants through the government's central platform nearly tripled from 8,100 to 21,800 over the past three years, while the number of positions available fell by almost half, from 7,300 to 3,700.

Applicants said they applied to university as a "backup" because competition was so fierce, with employers cutting back on hiring because of high employment costs and economic uncertainty.

I thought the event was troop costs for warrior and mech is -90% gold.

I know defenses may not matter a lot in this game, but I still want to know what you think of it?

Have some prototroops, but don’t think they will help. Also have one rocket choppa leader and the first elite leader.

Just started reading the Scarface manga and it's awesome! The midget in image is the grandmaster, the "Greatest assassin in the world" with over 100k unconfirmed kills. With his/her connection to the underbelly of society the storyline quite a surprise to me considering how most fighters in the series act independently as martial artists.