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It wasn't truly perfected though. The teleporters on Moon were originally there via Group 935 a little after Richtofen first encountered the pyramid. All the Americans seem to have done was re-adjust the mainframe's coordinates to Area 51 (Hanger 18). Even so, the teleporter found in NML is a bit off. It does do its duty, of course. But when you teleport, notice that you never do return to the teleporter above the pyramid. Rather, you spawn back in the control dock where there seems to be no teleporter in site. With this, I believe the Americans never did perfect the technology of the teleporter and that is why it is seen on the blueprints. For the purpose of them being scattered, I don't exactly know. But what I do assert is that the Americans were not capable of creating a perfect replica of Group 935's mainframe. TL;DR: The Americans did have the technology and guide to create it, but they weren't 100% successful in it. Maybe we can find teleporter parts around the map by chance or something similar?

Doesn't look too shabby! Though it would be way to easy to "power up", especially later in the rounds. By the way, this ought to be moved to here: viewforum.php?f=12

I have no clue what you're trying to get at. From what I see, you attempted to explain Rez's Tweet about something that truly does not make sense. I like your thinking, but that's a bit...er, cryptic still. The NAV card theory is somewhat correct and incorrect. One can see that the card is placed next to points to signify the holder among the group. Usually, it would be on the bottom center of the screen just like Black Ops, however, we already have that spot specifically reserved for our build-ables. But your theory has already been mentioned. Jimmy's Tweet is not about Rolling Stones, I can guarantee you that much. From what I previously read, it was about the players not being able to decide whether we should beg for the answer to our questions and be angry because we were given the answer, or tell him to stay quiet because of his cryptic messages and be angry because he will give us nothing. Either way, he sees it as a loss. Jimmy plainly said that he knows exactly what he wants us to know, so he'll see fit how he decides to bring us what we need to know whether we like it or not. Where did Kino Der Toten come into the picture? Also, are you residing in some parallel universe where all this somehow connected like a puzzle for you? This whole thread is the most confusing piece of content I have ever seen written. Congratulations.

Hey laddy, welcome to the forum! Police academy graduate, and a fellow zombie slayer? My my, such an interesting combination we have here. But of course, we welcome you with warm 'nades and loving meat. Hope to see you around! :)

Over time, the Wonder Weapons have become increasingly better both in performance and user interface. Sure, everyone is entitled to their own favorites (mine being the Thundergun for obvious reasons), but indeed: there will be far better ones along the way in Black Ops II. I'm wondering is there was a purpose for not including a significant Wonder Weapon in the first map. Also, thank you so much for being one of the few people to recognize the Jet Gun as a special build-able, and not a Wonder Weapon. :)

You guys need to stop calling every newcomer that brings a new idea to the table a troll. There's a difference between suggesting alternative concepts versus claiming that there is one without any solid proof yet forcing the community to accept it. From what is presented, you say that you had the action dialogue on the other side of the bus? Perhaps there was an item that was dropped prior to you reaching the bridge again or something along those lines? Also, if you could supply a screenshot of some sort, that would be fantastic. death: I'm going to see how that goes down tonight. I didn't enough know you can EMP a zombie for that long; they always seem to wake up right as I leave the premises.

I think the biggest zombie noob I have ever encountered was a young lad who could not run a train to save his life in Town. So basically, he would freak out, run through the lava (not jump), and toss grenades at his feet when cornered. In fact, he went down so many times, I lost my perma-Quick Revive. :evil:

viewtopic.php?f=135&t=25652 This is great for strategizing towards those high rounds. Honestly, this will help you whether you're a starter or pro slayer.

Easter Egg is already over. Obvious troll is obvious, just wants to lead people on so users can worship him as some God. Reminds you of a certain incident that occurred not too long ago, hmm? I don't mean to sound condescending, but I am quite annoyed by these trolls. It's not fair on anyone who actually does try their best to find clues while some dignified poser thinks that they can wee the puppies into the pen for their own pleasure. Nothing on you, of course - it's just that we've seen a lot of this. Let's move on and pretend this is not happening again.

I don't believe Deaths would be a concern, since in order to die you have to be down. But in all seriousness, the downs are the biggest concern here. It's not that easy to die out, but it certainly is the opposite for downs. If you have more Deaths than Downs, we need to talk about future appointments w/ a psychologist.

Fixing the bridge that collapses? But alas, we can still travel across it with ease and even walk across it. Is there another bridge somewhere within this map that we should be concerned about? I don't like looking at code snippets, but hey - if it's there, might as well speculate what they'll be used for. ;)

When I first saw it, it resembled a lot like some kind of fuse or charge box. Kinda like an explosive, if you wish to see it as. That close up shot seems extremely close to I can't identify the shape that well, but that logo seems awfully familiar to something that one of our Theory Gods pointed out. Could we get a close picture capturing the whole box please?

On what circumstances was NDU on Black Ops not canon? Remember how people noticed the difference between "Der Reise" and "Der Riese"? I'm not claiming that it isn't relevant to the storyline, however, anything that Treyarch has delivered to us contained some valuable aspect of evidence in the zombie saga. Whether it be minuscule or extremely important, something valuable lies in each of the maps.

No. Once your are given your current stats, there is no way to reset unless two things occur: Treyarch commits to a rollback for some reason (like in the past), or you create a new account to start from scratch. To be honest, I'd just say keep playing good games where you can average anywhere from 300-1000 kills per game with a maximum of 2 downs and you should be fine.

No, I was not being sarcastic. Otherwise, I would've posted a meme, haha. Don't worry yourself out lad. But I didn't think about it like that before...I mean, I know they have a common name but why would they be calling out to Samuel? Yes, he's a conspiracy theorist and get rumbustious about the tiniest things being some sort of secret, but how does he relate? Perhaps it's Richtofen calling out to him so he could further lose his mind and obey the voices?

Mmm, I don't find myself too good with clues. Perhaps you'd like to share? I might be thinking the wrong thing here.

No, but if you tell us now, you can get a free star with a lovely compliment.

If we're going by the technicality of zombies surviving through the lava, then couldn't we insinuate the same for us? I mean, I don't know a single human being that could just run through lava and be still standing in one piece. But the thought of zombies surviving it alone does mean that something fishy is going on here. As for the comparison to the fire traps, having a wall of uncontrolled fire cover a zombie at what-seems-to-be rapid flaring and very high temperatures is not exactly the same as running through lava. I always assumed though that the lava wasn't really a pool as we thought; rather, it's actually sitting on molten lava mixed with the road much like a piece of paper on the floor?

This. Also, it seems to me that the pattern was kind of affiliated with the gameplay itself. For instance, BO's PaP pattern was a computer processor chip design. What is felt like it meant was as the crew continued on into the space-age era (obvious w/ Cold War), weapons have become more versatile and massively destructive. The pattern symbolized the improvement in said weapons and technology. The pattern in BO:II looks...well, destroyed. Every time I'm looking down at my PaP'ed Galil, I see what looks like cracks in it. Reminds me of the ground where there's lava cracks and melted texture. Personally, I see it as an apocalyptic look to the weapons where mankind is pretty much obliterated.

Well, they wouldn't be yelling "RICHTOFEN", that's for sure. As for the sudden change; then yes; Tac is correct on this one. I think it could've only taken a matter of days (or even a week) from the time Richtofen gained control to the current events in Green Run.

Can't we all just agree that he's making all of us sit on the very edge of our seats begging to have some kind of sign? Seems to me someone is doing their job right.

It means nothing, other than progressing towards Maxis's side of the Easter Egg. The power being on/off determines what side you choose. The only thing Avogadro is useful for is completing the step in which you EMP him underneath the pylon.

http://www.callofdutyzombies.com/forum/ ... 11#p198452 The only closest thing I could ever make of Group 601. I think Tac better summarizes it than I do.

Green Run is actually located in Hanford, WA. viewtopic.php?f=100&t=11967

Welcome to the forums! I like your thinking lad - nothing better than offering alternatives to the norm. Gets the juices flowing through our creative caps, y'know? I'm surprised that you took into consideration that obvious road which most people seem to overlook. If there were a way to clear that debris, I'm sure that would be the only meaningful way out of Hanford (seeing as I don't see where else they could possibly exit). While I like the idea, I don't think the next DLC will be solely based on Tranzit and the crew's escape. From what I'm gathering, I'm assuming you mean that the DLC will literally be Tranzit still but with the option to go through that blocked road, correct? If I'm not, then you must mean something else in regards to that road. But either way, I think you're trying to say that particular path will be the crew's chance to getting out of Hanford.