MysteryMachineX

So "plus 5 levels that have additional requirements and can thus only be handed out by staff." actually means "can only be forced upon by staff". As in, I HAVE to have ordinary humans instead of Cerberus? Why'd I bother asking?

What do you mean "once" this and that? Just remove the Takeo title. I really don't like it and would prefer the Cerberus image.

Yes? No?

That is just so incredibly disrespectful.

Each camo is basically a couple of files with a texture node web of squares with lines connecting to other squares. Changing what it looks like is as simple as changing some of the values in some of the squares. They literally probably made it look different simply because they could, and they thought this looked cool.

Ha, that's kind of cool. Too bad I already bought the 115 one and no longer have the money.

To be honest, the answer is yes, you're correct. But you don't need any complicated or fancy reasons for it like you have. Nearly every video game series is connected to nearly all other video game series in extended canon. And it is almost always "cop-out explained" away by dimensions. For example, Mario has the ability to hop between them. The Infinity Ward Call of Duty series is connected to the dimension of the "Real World" via Tony Hawk skateboard crossovers. The "Real World" is connected to the Mario series via Punch Out (versus Donkey Kong and Mike Tyson) as well as many other crossovers. The Mario series is connected to the Zelda series via appearances in each others' games. The Zelda series is connected to the Super Smash Bros. series by self-explanation. The Super Smash Bros. series is connected to the Pokemon series by self-explanation. The Pokemon series is connected to the Elder Scrolls series by various subtle Pokemon references. The Elder Scrolls series is connected to the Indian Jones series by more subtle references. The Indiana Jones series is connected to the Treyarch Call of Duty series by crystal skulls. The Treyarch Call of Duty series is connected to the Rising Dead Zombies series by the Ray Gun and Gersch Device. The Rising Dead Zombies series is connected to the Infinity Ward Call of Duty series by characters, campaign, gun, etc. And now we're back to the beginning. You can expand this into a complicated web, so you can say pretty much any character can be in any game through extended canon. And this is true with real life too. In an expanding multiverse theory, literally anything that could possibly be is out there somewhere. So, somewhere, in real life, in another dimension, Samantha rules. Aliens run amuck. And a plumber eats mushrooms. According to inter dimensional theories anyway.

Well, mocking, I suppose having options of any kind to split up who you find, almost like a dating service or Facebook no?, can be a good thing. However another flaw I see in the design is that it makes matchmaking only work when popular. In the off-seasons, when finding people takes a long time, having further division and segregation will make multiplier zombies almost impossible.

The entire concept is flawed. The whole point is to basically segregate the good from the bad, the fun from the annoying. Having a mic does not determine that in any shape or form whatsoever.

If you manage to bypass the system to get two of the same gun, grabbing the second one will simply refill your ammo. The only way to have two at the same time is if they are different versions, i.e. one being Pack-A-Punched.

Thanks Dahniska. I was going to say that it isn't as important as what he says as is what causes him to say it. Regular quotes can still be useful, but that situations makes it harder to draw a conclusion. At best, I think that all it shows is that he does believe Agartha exists, but he claims otherwise to Samantha due to his distrust of her.

Shangri La mountains

There is no "confirmed". Treyarch doesn't waste their time with such a fictional concept. Timelines are as much theories as is the theory of gravity. Sure, it might be a theory, technically, but it is pretty much proven.

Oh, I just remembered, but I made a video on this very issue: It doesn't look too different from Boom's to be honest.

Welcome. And nice on the Megamind reference in the title.

Btw, I'd put Origins at the end AND beginning.

For me, I guess you could say my biggest enemy is running in circles over and over and hey, what? There's a bookshelf in the corner? That's fine; I passed it literally a hundred times. Uh oh, got in the corner. That's okay, I'll be fi- GAME OVER Round 36

Thanks for allowing me to be the guinea pig! : P

I was never sent a friend request, Jay. You're approaching MY deadline.

I think the idea should be scrapped completely. Sure it sounds good if people keep up with it. But in the end it is another thing for the staff to do and keep up with. A possible scenario a couple months from now includes the same thread being recommended, unchanged from the weeks prior since no one changes it, no one votes, no one cares. I mean, sure, if you do it, good luck with that. I just think we'd be better off without it.

You will not be killed by hundreds of hordes of zombies. You will be killed by the single zombie just before the next round starts. You will always go down simultaneously with another player on the opposite of the map.

Many-worlds hypothesis for all!

I got one. Both the V-R11 and the Wave Gun have the numbers 87 on the side. What does this mean? BlackOpsTiger had an extensive theory on it, but there was few evidence. Still though, to this day those 87's remain. But would we see this return in Black Ops II? Of course n- wait what is that? on the LSAT? No way? So apparently there is a mysterious character running around writing his favorite number 87 on the V-R11, Wave Gun, and LSAT. That's my take on it. Sure. : P

It is wasteful. I make animations for a living. Anything above 30 is simply not worth the time. Games can get away with it because they have real-time rendering engines, but don't ever expect any market besides video gaming to waste their time.