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It's used to transfer points between players. You need to punch them while prone with the galvaknuckles in order to open it. Once opened, you can deposit how ever much you like (goes by increments of 1000 similar to the vault). A power drop in the shape of "$" will appear on the other side of the desk, and a player can obtain it. The drawer will close itself once the player has gotten the drop.

Funny you should mention that; nobody even remotely considered the box, power drops, and perk machines magic-related until we saw that the option could take them away from us. I want to saw that it's a quick attempt by Treyarch to let the average slayer know what is considered "magical" (drops coming out of nowhere, sodas that boost your abilities, a wooden box that can hold various guns and randomize them while 'teleporting' to different locations) and enable/disable them for a more difficult challenge.

It's been brought up before, but it doesn't hurt to put a cork in it once and for all. YouTube users have gotten used to saying it because practically every video calls him T.E.D.D., and the Call of Duty Wikia even mentions it. It'll be a hard trend to stop so suddenly; however, I do hope people soon realize the mistake. Can I also point out that Him is NOT named "The Avogadro"? Just because it was mentioned in the leaked achievements and in a strategy guide does not make it official. I mean, Treyarch even changed the name to "Him".

You lose the quick revive skill when you fail to revive teammate who goes down several times while you're in the same vicinity as them. I remember losing mine at the Diner, where the random went down about 13 times and I couldn't revive them because I was running trains with a PaP'ed DSR and there were two others running around as well. Actually, I revived the guy about 6 times prior to the 13 streak, and once it hit approximately 22 downs for him, I lost my skill (I realized it when I went to revive him and it went back to normal reviving speed). Basically, you have to be a team player or else you are punished by losing your skill.

I don't exactly think it would work very well; sure, the idea is pretty plausible for the time being. What you must consider is how the souls are absorbed when a zombie is killed. This is directly regarded when you fill up the soul canisters near the MPD on Moon. There's an energy transfer of 115 inside every zombie (hence why they are infected in the first place), so it become released the moment they are killed. Recall that any form of killing gives Richtofen power. I think Samuel has some kind of...well, appetite for zombies because he is delusional. When you're a conspiracy nutcase, you tend to create absurd comments, emotions, and strange traits. Richtofen speaking to only him doesn't help his case, so he is slowly going more insane over time just as Richtofen did himself. That's why Samuel was chosen; he would be the only one to listen because of his paranoia. Maybe he took a tasty bite out of a zombie before hand?

The reason for the bus stop writing is because of the faded lettering and posts covering the outlines. I'm going to reference PINNAZ's image: Note that there is also a spot between the T and O. Since that's the case, I wouldn't exactly hold true to the whole "Stop Rus" idea. Also, the audio file you mention is the transcript from Jackass Flats. The survivors of the camp were pitted against one another due to Maxis and Richtofen intervening. When played, the audio describes how the camp has formed factions against one another, some people killing one another and others even committing suicide to escape the voices. In no way is this referenced towards our Tranzit crew. To go alongside Marlton not appearing in Die Rise, nobody knows what has become of him. Some say the map actually takes place before Green Run, others may say that he is indeed in the map, however, the reason wh he is not shown is unknown. It wouldn't be like Treyarch to kill off one of the major characters. I will admit, though - something is very fishy about Russman. He's not much of a talker like the others, and doesn't seem to have any huge role in the storyline. But that doesn't exactly mean he is useless; it's just very unlikely that he's a villain at this point in the story.

That's what I always assumed as well. I thought it was just some knock-off name for the ever-popular bus line. I did, however, check to see if the "Bloodhound" bus line exists in any way and got this: http://www.cdrex.com/bloodhound-bus-lin ... 64939.html Just a little history note here: the Consolidated Coach Corporation (now known as the Southeastern Greyhound Lines) started in 1926. The same group that formed the corporation also created The Motor Transit Corporation, whose name was then changed to The Greyhound Corporation three years later. It wasn't until 1936 when the Consolidated Coach Corporation became renamed as the Southeastern Greyhound Lines.

Hmm...that's not a bad perspective to look from. I'd have to say nay though, roughly because of one minor detail: how would they escape? Marlton seemingly left via the bus in the middle of the game, but how would the CIA & CDC travel? Any form of transportation that was originally there would be decimated by the impact of the missile. The only other way to end up in Green Run would be walking...but I highly doubt that's even considered a legit transport aspect in the world of zombies. Besides, there are many CIA/CDC operatives so it's rather simply to just send in more of them to any given location.

Just a slight correction: the hat says "Bloodhound 1104". Just adding that so nobody is confused. http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/ ... 01304.html I'm assuming you read this page, yes? It may have just been a nod to the guidance system. Kind of a GPS system when you really look at it. As far as planes crashing into meteors go, it could be looked at as an event that might have occurred in zombies much similar to that. The first instance I think up is Nacht der Untoten, but the plane did not crash into a meteor. Nevertheless, good research. :)

I don't think suicide would be the option to completing any given step. The tweet and your observation is a big juxtaposition. "Death is the most common ending, but it's not necessarily the only ending." It's a good observation; perhaps testing it out won't hurt. There is no winning in zombies (unless you do Grief, hehe), but I don't exactly think that downing in a particular spot will activate anything.

This has been brought up before, but a bit dusting won't do any harm. Some people believe that the multiple green puffs are indeed "level ups" for weapons. You can get the skills with any weapon; it's a matter of meeting a certain criteria. Try reading this thread: viewtopic.php?f=136&t=27477 When the stated tasks are completed, you obtain the skill. Perhaps it's only triggered by completing the objectives [if you notice the headshot one, there are actually three tasks to obtain the skill]. I think the headshot one in particular goes away much faster than the other ones, so you can continuously trigger the skills within a set of games.

Nuketown Zombies occurs during the events of Moon. If you're talking about the condition it became, then yes; the zombie outbreak originally started before Moon. But when you finish the game (well, die really), the missile from Griffin Station impacts Nuketown directly. But yes; the missiles caused land formations to shift, thus creating the lava. A nice little observation you have there. ;)

Been there, done that; the EMPs have no effect on him whatsoever. Even if you toss it straight into the container.

I don't think Die Rise will be about motorcycles either. Call it a hunch, but I'm pretty sure we aren't getting that. Would be nice, though. I think it's more of a play on words; it gives us that kick in for zombies in a title name. Just like there was TranZit, there should've been Die RiZe.

Er...I'm 100% sure that the bus driver was never originally a human, let alone part of Group 935. He's nothing more than an automaton; animatronic robot if you will. Highway engineers first created the road text backwards in the same directions that people driver. You're supposed to see the first word, followed by the next as you go forward. In this case, we'd see BUS, then STOP. Though some people still claim that we are supposed to read it more importantly as "STOP RUS". Look - there are two dirt/blood splatters. One covering the bottom of the B, and one overlapping between the T and O. You can't automatically assume it reads "STOP RUS" because we fail to look at the rest of the design.

Hey friendo, welcome to the community! I'm sure you'll find someone to play with you - we got a whole armada of slayers. :)

Very nice observation, friendo! I did a bit of investigating, and it seems that the "ether" is more of conscious from what research tells us. Yes, it's conclusive space but defined as an element much similar to the typical four. I like your thinking; it would only be a matter of how to assist either side in this endeavor.

This is one great method to utilize. You could even use the edge of the top floor buildings in Town. Use the electric trap near the one pillar (box for bar, debris for apartment) and the sentry turret close to the edges. Have a turbine placed somewhere against the walls, a voila - a recipe for safe coverage. I'd advise to place the electric trap on one of the two pathways from the middle debris so you have one opening to come through. After that, you only need to focus straight down really.

I swear to Jeebuz, I reviewed over that section of the video right as soon as you posted this. But it's only referring Town; most of her location quotes regard the Diner, broken bridge, and cornfield.

"Hold down the trigger, clear out the town." That's the only quote I could find relatively close to your claim.

Calm down you guys, the lad is trying to post something he found interesting and yet he's gotten more replies about his multi-posting and grammatical structure than actual replies to the topic. Tsk tsk. Anyways, Caddy is pretty much correct on Misty's quote when placing a turbine. It's a random event which can occur whenever it is placed. If you have power on, it's pointless unless you're using the PaP machine or opening those electric doors around the map. As far as the boxes go, it's there for aesthetic display. Remember those power boxes all around Kino der Toten and how interactive they were? It turned out to be nothing more than a great visual on Treyarch's part of realistic objects. Who was this person you were talking with? It seems that they were sterring you in some...well, awkward direction. The bathroom will never open up because it's not meant to do that. You can no-clip too and see it's nothing but empty space. Also, turning on power generally makes the map brighter. Yes, there was power still active among the buildings (such as the signs), but the map will become fairly-lit for the most part. The train has no connection to the game but as display just like the power boxes. No-clipping will also show you an empty space inside the cargo trucks. If you find anything else, don't hesitate to post 'em. :)

He's right; you can see very vividly through objects and walls. No hide and seek games here, friendo.

CIA/CDC characters are played when going in Survival or Grief on any map, so no quotes there. As far as "another town" goes, I have heard no such thing. I don't see what other town they could possibly be referring to; perhaps you may have mistaken the quote which could've described Green Run and not another town?

Do you mean i will only be able to play them on 1 account and not others on the same console? Or that i won't be able to let my friends download the maps off me? Both; you won't be able to play them on your primary account most importantly.

Never really heard of any quotes regarding what you just claimed. If they are in here: viewtopic.php?f=136&t=25385 Then they are in the game.