TheKingOfToast

I honestly have no clue. There is a clock there with no hands, and in ascension I know you had to stand somewhere for a certain amount of time, so who knows xD I wasn't big on the EE's in black ops, I just played for rounds, but I never understood how people figured them out in the first place. Maybe we aren't thinking of it like the original EE's, if I recall, there was no prompt to pick things up and activate them in BO.

"it may be points, or what ever you call them. Wait appropriate amount of time, then continue to work." Now, let me preface this with the fact that I am of the belief that he is referring to waiting for Die Rise to come out. However, what if you need 4 players with max banks to all put their money into a single power up (it may be points) and then wait for the power up to fade out (wait appropriate amount of time) and then refill the bank (get back to work)

Did the Star-Wars prequels make the originals bad movies? No. If they continue and the games aren't as good it would still be better than having no game at all. If you don't like the future games, then you wouldn't have to play them and it wouldn't take away from the originals, and people that enjoy the updated graphics and crazy maps would have fun with it. There's a reason why custom maps on WaW zombies are popular, and that's because they are fun.

I can confirm that if you just stay pm the bus, he will leave shortly after arriving.

Thank you!!! I have been trying to tell people this for over a week now! I read that interview about 3 weeks before the game came out. It was only JUST posted in PSN, but it was NOT new information, just a "recycled" press release he used again. But Rez tweeted it himself. That's why people suddenly took it seriously. Like you said, it was out months ago, but now it's all but confirmed by Rez. Don't get me wrong. I believe we are done at green run, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't take what Rez is saying seriously.

Thank you!!! I have been trying to tell people this for over a week now! I read that interview about 3 weeks before the game came out. It was only JUST posted in PSN, but it was NOT new information, just a "recycled" press release he used again. But Rez tweeted it himself. That's why people all the sudden took it seriously. Like you said, it was out months ago, but now it's all but confirmed by Rez. Don't get me wrong. I believe we are done at green run, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't take what Rez is saying seriously.

I'm going to presume you meant to say "If people think Marlton is dead then Zombies is actually bananas" or something like that, and if that's the case then yeah it is. We went to the Moon for fuck's sake! I believe he meant to say: "I, people, think Marlton is dead. Then, the Zombies are actually bananas.

I know it turns people into zombies and makes wonder weapons, but how does it turn people into zombies. Is it like classic zombies where when you get bit you turn into a zombie, regardless of whether you died or not? Or is it more of a "once you're dead, it brings your body back to life"? Do certain people get powers from it? i.e. George Romero, Napalm Zombie, Astro-Zombie. Does direct exposure with 115 allow you to be contacted by the Aether? (The O4 all had some experimenting done on them with 115) thus explaining Stuhlingers ability to hear Richtofen. Or perhaps you had to have teleported via the MDT or something similar, to possibly travel through the Aether. Just some random thoughts; if anyone has any answers I would appreciate it, if not, then food for thought.

Pump your brakes. http://www.officialplaystationmagazine. ... allery-top "some website" Check Not provable information from said random website Check Looks like DB4H might be right. Treyarch said that there was and never will be a way to win zombies. Not proof, but as much of a confirmation as any. He linked said article in his twitter. https://twitter.com/_rez_/status/286591237631406082

My post was Sardonic, everybody obsesses over HAARP and it just seems a little over hyped, just because the bus driver mentions it. My main point was that the bus driver mentions a lot of places.

THank-you. I retract my troll statement. It was just all so confusing. Sounds interesting though. What pole was it?

My theory is the Houston Astro's control the Zombies because "the bus driver" (don't say T.E.D.D, some people get really mad when you call him that) mentions the AstroDome.

I was gonna donate 20 bucks eventually (when i finally get around to setting up paypal), just for the hell of it, but I think I might go 5 now and then 15 when that update comes. It looks sweet.

I tried that today. I still got the fiery borders around my screen. I stated that with my suspected "perma-perk" that my screen had the same pulsating white effect as if one had just landed from a high jump in Moon's biodome (or even when walking outside with no PES). I will try to record one of my matches and post it when I get that perma-perk again. I've had a similar effect and since it reacts in literally the exact same way as having (apparently) stamin-up (I always thought it was just Jug) I think it was just a minor bug that there was no fire. What purpose would eliminating a minor effect play? Could be something I suppose, but I don't think it's worth the pursuit.

That happened to me, I think you have to play all 5 of the past 5 days. So say you play M, T, Th, F (11011) and then played the next day you would be at (10111) and then (0111) thus meaning you have to play for 5 consecutive days after losing your blue eyes (just a theory, not even remotely tested just based off of experience and I wasn't even paying that close of attention)

Thank-you! That is pretty much exactly what I was looking for. This makes it plausible that the Jet Engine was from said Learjet. Seeing as how they were produce '62-'66 it is consistent with the time frame, and seeing has how they are still in use, it is also consistent with any present/future theories as well. It had 2 of these bad boys: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbojet http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_CJ610 I don't know how to determine the size of something from a picture, but I would say it looks about the right size as well. So I guess the new question would be: what does this tell us? Just an interesting tid-but or do you think there is more to it?

I don't want to scream troll, but first post says it'll open your eyes, next post says it's amazing. You have to watch it on CODtv, he won't post it on YT. These screams that someone is trying to get views on his account.

What company are they referencing? (bloodhound = greyhound) I know that's not a real company. Why is that the company name etc. Why model 23? Why did they choose that number? Where are models 1-22? All things that can be answered. I know when you are a kid you give things name like that to make them sound cooler, but in the real world, and in the CoD Zombies world they have always been named the way they are for a reason. Or at least I haven't seen any evidence otherwise.

I am aware of Dyne as a word on it's own, but i feel the odyne implies it as a suffix. However it does make a lot of sense given the definition of the words.

What does "Thrustodyne Aeronautics Model 23" mean? So far, every weapon has had a normal name (m14, MP40 etc.) When PaP'd they have different names, at first (WaW) they were jokey/cool names like .375 plus 1 K1l-u, or C-3000 b1at-ch35, or were changed to include 115 in the name like the Gewehr 37 being the G115. In black ops they kept with the cooler names but made them more relevent to the original like FN FAL to EPC WN, or Python to Cobra Now in black ops 2 the pap'd have been names with Words in place of the letters (backronyms), like RPD into Relativistic Punishment Device, or MTAR into Malevolent Taxonomic Anodized Redeemer, or they have names similar to the previous games. The wonder weapons have always had relevent names. Ray Gun is a ray gun and turns into the X2 implying it was second. The DG-2 turns into the DG-3 and if I'm not mistaken we know of a DG-1 prototype (correct?) And when we had the V-R11 since we know there isn't V-R1 through 10 we found out that it was named after Vril. So what's the deal? Thrustodyne is not a real word. However Thrust is. Thrust v.tr. 1. To push or drive quickly and forcibly. or alternatively n 1. A forceful shove or push. -dyne is infact a suffix. However I could not find a specific meaning for it I could find 2 definitions of words containing that suffix. homodyne (physics, of radiation) Pertaining to two waves which originate from a single radiation source, or have exactly the same frequency. and heterodyne Of, two oscillations, having two slightly different frequencies such that, when combined, they produce a beat. Knowing that homo means same and hetero means different we can conclude that -dyne has something to do with waves and oscillations. Therefore, Thrustodyne would most like mean waves that push or drive forcefully and quickly. Aeronautics is a word meaning n. (used with a sing. verb) 1. The design and construction of aircraft. 2. The theory and practice of aircraft navigation. So Thrustodyne Aeronautics would imply that it was designed for and aircraft using forceful pushes and drives. We all know what Model and the Number 23, but what is the relevance? I saw one theory of the sign in nuketown with the symbols on the sign saying that the bicycle represents 2 and that they Trinity symbol represents 3 and that the sign needs to be on 23 for something to happen. I don't know, just a question; what's the point of the name.

Wall gun Purchase bza_vPImTvs B23R Purchase kB7XBl2iQf0 Clear Derbris 0T4m_jv8Ozg My theory is that it is the sound of Magic. The wall guns are consistent with the time frame of the 60's whereas the B23R is quite futuristic (although I believe it is a 1911 variant) therefore making magic the only way it could be there. Also, he debris makes the same noise and it is taken away "magically" as well.

To give the effect that the Earth was hit by missiles and well you know it's suffering through allot right now. The Earth shakes at random points of the game, it also shakes when you're selecting a game mode/"map". I doubt it has anything to do with the Easter Egg. I just assumed it was to make it a little harder to survive in there. I know that if I were 4 of me, I would have been able to survive with no doors open on kino, simply because I can build barriers and knife at the same time. The same could happen at the depot except when the earth shakes a hole forms in the roof allowing for a 5th entrance. Meaning you can survive there with ease and little spawns until that point, allowing for you to gain points. Also, what happens if you kill all 6 of the round 1 zombies, but don't touch the 4 "round 0" zombies(as i call them)

Anyone try shooting them with a silenced weapon while they are EMP'd?

This is probably most likely, but if it doesn't hurt the canon when we get more information, I'm going to stick with aging theory xD

I like the theory of him feeling the effects of time travel. If I recall correctly isn't he completely incapacitated during CotD?