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This is obviously a very minor thing to talk about but anyone think the texts aesthetic and the UI’s in DW games look so much worse than the way SW’s UIs and text, aesthetic style are presented? DW’s UI feels so much less polished

As a massive SW series fan i’ve been so used to how addictive the hyper attacks feel that playing DW Origins feels so odd after grinding SW 4 DX, 4 II and 5 , i know some people don’t like hyper attacks but so do a large majority like how addictive and fast paced they feel, also one of the reasons why i just couldn’t get into Warriors Orochi because of how different the SW roster plays and its agility and pace

About to finish the whole game - done secret history, land of united and many other clans - still no DLC weapon unlocked. This shits ridiculous and would kill the point of the DLC weapon as i already am about to finish the game and not play it, pointless to have the DLC weapon locked away this far

I’m a infrastructure and skyscraper enthusiast, i see that the government is trying to prevent Lujiazu from being to concentrated on one spot and trying to even out concentration. Any updates pictures on the North Bund Tower lately? Any pictures would be nice to see how far they have come now recently

Example today paper

In “Group A, 1 mark each. Answer any 10 of the following.” I have attempted all 12 questions but only 8 were right. So will i get those 8 marks even though my attempts were 12?

And in “Group B, answer any 3 of the following. 5 marks” i have attempted all 5 questions options but only 3 questions were right and some of them aren’t answered in chronological question number, does it matter?

Last exam is on 14th which got postponed from 6th. Anyways i want to know when to expect this even sen results to come out most likely after how long?

Preparing for backlog

My backlogs this week are Guidance Of Excel for Office Assistance 4th sem, Foreign Language French - II 4th sem, IT Literacy 2nd sem. 50-60% of my study notes have been from the previous question paper i failed with the same syllabus and rest with ChatGPT, Gemini and some pdf notes. Stream is BBA Travel Tourism Under Grad

Should i be expecting a drastically different topic or syllabus or something since everyone in this thread is complaining about it?

My backlogs this week are Guidance Of Excel for Office Assistance 4th sem, Foreign Language French - II 4th sem, IT Literacy 2nd sem. 50-60% of my study notes have been from the previous question paper i failed with the same syllabus and rest with ChatGPT, Gemini and some pdf notes. Stream is BBA Travel Tourism Under Grad

Should i be expecting a drastically different topic or syllabus or something since everyone in this thread is complaining about it?

Title - got a backlogs from 2023 and 2024 this coming week

Hello,

I am planning to enroll in the full-length, 1-year intensive Chinese Language Program at Yiwu Industrial & Commercial College (YWICC).

My ultimate goal is to transition into a business Master's program in Shanghai after this. Because of this, while I obviously need the official HSK certificate for university admissions, being able to actually speak fluently and communicate effectively is my absolute highest priority.

I want to get a realistic gauge of what HSK level and, more importantly, what level of oral fluency I can achieve in one academic year if I am slightly acronym-above-average in pacing and effort.

Program Details & Curriculum Structure:
* Intensity: 20 class hours per week. 4 hours of classes a day. 5x times a week
* Duration: 1 Full Academic Year (approx. 32–36 weeks, totaling ~640–720 classroom hours).
* Weekly Classes: Compulsory Comprehensive Chinese (8h), Spoken (4h), Listening (4h), Reading/Writing & HSK Strategy (4h).

To preempt the "it depends on your social circle and if you leave your room" answers:

I have zero intention of staying in an international student bubble. I am going to be highly proactive about building a social circle of local Chinese friends, hanging out, and using the language daily in the city. As the city is a fast-paced, business-driven environment, so the practical immersion opportunities are help.

Given that speaking is the main priority for my future business studies in Shanghai, is hitting a strong, communicative HSK 4 or pushing into early HSK 5 realistic in 365 days under these conditions? Or does the heavy character/reading requirement of HSK 5 mean oral fluency usually lags behind test scores in these university tracks?

If you’ve done a similar 20 hr/week program in China with a heavy emphasis on localized social immersion, where did your speaking skills actually land by the end? Thank You. My session begins on February

Doing a full 1 year intensive academic Chinese language program in Shanghai before transitioning to a English taught Business Management Masters program at a 211/985 uni in SH.

I want to know if a HSK 4-5+ or even above certificate will help noticeably in scholarships?

What the title says. Already using DLSS but would like better performance