I'm so hype. This looks like it can actually be very good. I'm glad IW seems to have really put their own spin on it :D Sent from my iPhone using Call of Duty Zombies mobile app

That makes sense from the way it's spun around actually, it's similar to how the redeemer is when it's picked up. Sent from my iPhone using Call of Duty Zombies mobile app

I exclusively play solo. I can't deal with randoms lol but I do see some of your points, its certainly not Ascension

I really dont think so... You can have enough to open up to power and get the bowie on round 4 pretty consistently... Once you play through the map and learn the geography and how to navigate it, finding the pods more quickly becomes easier, and there are actually atleast 4 or 5 open areas that can be used to train, as well as several camping areas if you're into that instead. But I am a bit biased. I got to round 69 on day three, and the map doesn't seem all that difficult to me. Also, the lack of a buildable wonderweapon, or really any buildables besides the shield, is a plus for me. There's not anything ridiculously complicated or annoying on this map either like there is on ZNS. Plus, all the challenges you can do to get rewards are very user friendly. You can actually go and check the rewards board to see if you've completed each individual task you need to to complete the special weapon steps. To me the map is pretty good so far, and I actually like replaying it like I did with Der Eisendrache. But I would be interested in hearing your counter arguments.

I think they're talking about SoE... No there hasn't been anything about the hells retriever or redeemer. I don't really know where you would get the idea that it was meant to be on the map...

AND BOOM downloaded. This is awesome

@STASIBOMB I added it to that particular window below the video I already had linked, so people can check it out. Cheers!

Round 69 today. Done for a bit

Check out my pinned high round strategy thread!

TAKE IT BACK! TACK IT BACK YOU PHILISTINE! Just kidding. I haven't even played the game. My unpopular opinion about it is I don't like games done in this style.

I can't find information on this anywhere. Does anyone know if we can wear multiple of the masks (flyer and Russian mangler) at once? Or is it like a slot system?

Good luck, there are plenty of good camping spots in the map... I find training much more difficult. We need a good instant kill weapon like the thundergun again

Look this up on YouTube. I'm pretty sure you need atleast 3 if not all 4 to do the final step quickly enough. I don't think 2 is enough. If you can't find a video of it, it probably hasn't happened

I'm at 43. Made a dumb mistake and died on a flyer round, I didn't know about the helmets. Better luck next time

See I don't think so. There have been a TON of updates on the game recently, and a lot more substance has surfaced. There is going to be a ton to do in this universe, you interact with other races, level up/improve your character and ship, get to the center, gather and use resources, wage an all out war on the AI, etc. I think the sheer amount of possibilities for exploration makes the game worth the money. But this all depends on how you go into the game. If you go in thinking it's an MMO or MMORPG you're gonna be disappointed. It's more of a minecraft skyrim mix, in space. It's essentially a single player exploration adventure game, and that's how you look at it. And that's the category I think it will fulfill quite well

Anyone else as pumped as I am? Seriously. Pretty sure this game is gonna take over my life

It's that time again!! If you're like me then you play zombies for the high rounds. I wasn't really impressed with ZNS but that's no matter, because now it seems we have been given another "old school-esque" map, and there is plenty of potential for high round strategies. For anyone who hasn't seen the other threads I've done, this is where you come after you've already made it past the shield, the specialist weapon, that new dragon call thing, the PaP, the melee weapons, etc. This thread is made to try and help anyone get to higher rounds. Camping Strats: This map seems to lend itself to camping so far (though its only been a day, so that probably has something to do with it) so I'll address those first. Here you go: Now some training strats: That's all I've got, if you guys find anything new leave it in the comments and I'll add it!

I don't know how I really felt about this map. It didn't feel particularly good or bad or special to me in general. I recognize all the effort and thought that went into it, I just wasn't its biggest fan. I didn't really like the ww, and I'm not a fan of the thrasher either, but it was still a decent map over all. My third favorite on BO3 so far, better than SoE, but not as good as the giant or Der Eisendrache. I think with them packing SO MUCH into it, it made it hard to really get into a game, with so much set up, similarly to SoE. 6-7/10, decent. Looking forward to DLC 3.

It's all good, I was just curious

To answer your question, no. The electrified zombies IIRC are just more annoying. And you dont train in the power room, I think Chopper was referring to the camping strategies normally employed.

Maybe we have to cause an eclipse somehow? I think we just kinda gotta wait till the map drops to really figure out what the title has to do with the map, if anything

I can get behind this, to an extent. I think that the ability to rewire and realign brain activity may come with years and years of experience and training, but as far as common people milling about on the street, I think they hardly concern themselves with concepts like that. No offense to those people, they simply don't have the time or the energy to expend on it in the same way a monk who has being living tranquilly for 40+ years may have. I think that physical features lead to treatment, and that this treatment results in a behavioral response, and so the process is perpetuated. Though physical development and overall individual evolution may have something to do with it holistically (maybe not on an individual level, more on like a super-population level) I think it has more to do with the treatment. I digress, back to your thoughts on thought. Science really hasn't yielded the same amount of information about the brain proportional to other parts of the body, I agree with that, though I wouldn't say for lack of trying, more for lack of ability to do the experiments they would need to do, in an ethical manner. In the same way we understand the process's of humans acquiring symptoms of hypothermia and freezing to death from German (read: nazi) research during WWII, we would need to do things to humans that have the potential to result in death or pain or just adverse side effects, mental disorders,complete change of the personality, etc. So I think that our lack of understanding has more to do with that. I don't think we are the lightning. I also don't think we are the thought. Not by itself anyway. I think that we, our personhood, lies in our ability to control both our thought process and the way we respond to outside stimuli, typical outside stimuli anyway. If someone hits me, I have the power to not respond by hitting, or getting upset. I have the power to control the emotional, mental, and physical responses (not in all cases obviously, but an overwhelming majority I would say). This goes back to your point on evolution, I think that this is what differentiates us from other species, and what is left in our evolutionary process is the general refinement of these systems that exist in our brain. That's what I've got, hope it made some semblance of sense.

Well I'm happy I could make it interesting To get the thread back on topic: Donald Trump has broken the political formula, and every other candidate is so bewildered and taken aback, that it's going to allow him to win atleast the nomination. If he wins that, and Hilary wins hers, then it will be old vs new politics. And I can't stand either of them.