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Now that would be more acceptable if there wasn't already this huge in depth storyline. The map specific important gun being a WW no matter what it is/ what it's composed of/ who it's made by, contradicts so much we've learned since Shi No Numa and Der Riese.

This isn't youtube, trolling is not welcome here. If you're not trolling, I apologize. But it's sounds an awful lot like a troll. Just saying

The story is still a huge part of zombies. Treyarch may have gotten lazy(or just extremely sly) with the storyline in bo2, but that doesn't mean we just look at things differently now.

I don't think the RPD is on buried is it? Which is a shame because I prefer it to the HAMR anyday. All that recloil... Another good one to add to the list though is Predictive Death Wish 57000. Of whatever the PAP'd pdw is called

The silver spoon, more dangerous than you can possibly imagine... XD I'm not gonna argue with that one, I just find it funny. I was reading these other high techy names then I see "the silver spoon". But agreed.

THAT'S A REAL THING?!?! I thought that was meant to be a joke in Sniper Elite.. XD

^yeah. It's a little disrespectful to the fans like us who are trying to figure things out. :/ but oh well

@lead_psychopath That's not true for everyone. I or one am the type of player that will immediately drop everything I am doing the second someone goes down. Even if the odds of me reviving the player are nearly impossible I'll haul ass over there....even if it gets us killed sometimes... XD

No one is trolling. (Surprised I even have to say that) jeez can't anyone on CoDZ have a decent debate without getting defensive? I get what your saying. Though. But still. My observation: Let's take the jet gun for example. I would call the jet gun a "wonder weapon". And I would call the DG-2 a "Wonder Weapon". See the difference in capitalization? That's the way is see it. An exceedingly powerful weapon deserves the adjective of wonder. But not the title of Wonder Weapon. Once again that's just the way I see it.

Assuming that's Nuketown from bo1? That was like a 60's based map wasn't it? Either way, that's really weird to think that zombies an multiplayer cross timelines

Okay so Group 935 didn't create the WW Program. That's not what this thread is about. The point is that the gun must be created in the Wonder Weapon Program to be considered a wonder weapon( still my opinion btw) Looking at it from your perspective, any gun could potentially be a wonder weapon. As long as it saves the day so to speak. You're basically saying that the Wonder Weapon Program had no significance in Zombies whatsoever. If just anyone could create these wonder weapons, the WWP would have no reason to exist.

Wonder=/=Super. Different words with different meanings. Call them what you wish but is it really fair to label them as Wonder Weapons if they're not in the Wonder Weapon program? That makes no sense.

My opinion... Ever hear of the wonder weapon program? The Program run by Group 935? The program that gave birth to the Ray Gun, Wunderwaffe, Etc.? It's called the Wonder Weapon Program for a reason. Any gun that was not made by Group 935 could not possibly be considered a wonder weapon, because it wouldn't have been in the "Wonder Weapon" Program. The Jet Gun, Sliquifier, and Blundergat are most likely not wonder weapons. The jet Gun is just a "portable jet engine". The Sliquifer could POSSIBLY be a wonder weapon because of the liquid in it. Although it's still assembled by a group of survivors. The Blundergat I would argue that it's not, but idk about that one(or even the acid gat for that matter) I think a proper name for the Jet Gun and other weapons like it would be "super weapons".

I talk too much. XD

I like your reasoning. I've never even considered Norse Mythology to be a part of the storyline at all. I've always overlooked it, despite me having studied the Norse belief for a few years now. Thanks for bringing that up!

Exactly, Nightmare. I mean that promotes my theory that Treyarch makes up the story as they go along... Smh. Lazy bastards.lol

Really. Hm. I've always considered bo2 to be much easier. :/ but that's my opinion.

So did I. xD

^yeah large maps are quite the dilemma. On one hand, a larger map makes things more interesting. On the other hand, issues can occur. Such as bleeding out, and even more glitches.

^who's to say he's not of Scandinavian decent? Sure, like I said above, Sam said "German scientist", but that doesn't mean he didn't come from Scandinavia originally. Or that his parents were Finnish and named him accordingly, despite being born in Germany. The possibilities are infinite. I'm still gonna say it's Ludvig because there's more evidence of it. But who really knows.

"Two German scientists (shows pictures of Richtofen AND Maxis) sought to...yada yada yada..." I'm assuming he's German. My guess is it's "Lidvig". Which that may not make sense considering that's not the correct German spelling. Anyways. My reasoning... Treyarch quickly fixed Nikolai's misspelled name. If they screwed up on Maxis' name, they most likely would have done the same. Right? But anything's possible.

Nuketown is definitely a strange map. Little is known of the actual story, but Marlton is indeed there( or like mocking said:a recording if his voice). So that gives it importance. It's closest links are to Moon and Tranzit. What I find interesting is that this is the only map that the CIA and CDC are in that seems important.

Your topic was a good one! But I like your thinking. The denizens do come out of little holes the ground.

I'm calling the hospital and requesting Maxis' birth certificate. Gonna get to the bottom of this.

^my mistake. I thought I may have gotten it confused with the soul chest. XD