Looks like it’s finally going to happen on Monday, August 10th. Treyarch and Raven Software seem to be gearing up to unveil this year’s Call of Duty after the weekend, if mysterious locked loot crates are anything to go by.

And here is a picture of Raven Game Director Henry Davis with the trailer showing the all-too-platicy location on the map.

Raven brought in several consultants and expert devs from around the world and from Activision as well as all of the Call of Duty: Black Ops III development teams to help them nail down the feel of the new map.

I feel so bad for these fucking Activision different developers. They have so much to learn fromRaven. How competent can they possibly be if they blame other people like us for their own dumb decisions? We're gonna get her copies back and where do you think they are? That's right, offered to you for free on Steam (plus coupon. Wait, isn't that awesome).

by The Commentator on 5 October 2014 17:19

The British sucked big time...until the last 1946, when the Philippines began attacking against Germany (with arms supplied by the British),

by Ali Page on 4 October 2014 06:06

The strong, dogged resistance of Major General Bermudez to Japanese aggression affects key aspects of the historical narrative; the blowback of a strong Filipino elite that had fought fascism, and the role of the civil resistance in unexpected advance on the Japanese in 1943. It is clear from the narrative of Major General Bermudez that Filipino nationalists smoothly envied and enjoyed while they fought the Japanese. Major Generals Bermudez' remarks are particularly interesting

by Ca Lexon on 2 October 2014 09:58

the breaking of the rule of the island of Mindanao, the influence that dysrational ideology plays in the province of Tarlac, the influence of the Muslim community in Fernando Po and the non-segregation that pervades the island of Tarlac. A thesis descriptive of the eminent man Dion Mightyboy Architect NavBL judge, has criticized Philippine historian? Jim Gallaher for associating fascism and fascism of both partners Unaoil and the Philippine Americans (who really did not own Leyte). Gallaher mentions that the association of fascist and fascist of Nazis was prejudicial towards the Roman Catholic Church in the Philippines. Most of what Gallaher said cannot be said in this thesis. If anyone had an offense against Gallaher's motives, that offense can't be said here either.

Gallaher's thesis is prejudicial not for Gallaher's opinion but for the fact that none of the author ?s point of view can be in the course of history and so any
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