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Yeah well, 84 kg could very good be the average weight for men. For women I think its like 65 kg. What's an average weight in pounds?
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Did not know that. Thank you
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Ah, I admire you for seeing the recent changes in the storyline as a challenge, and continue the good work. In my opinion, even better work. The last word in Chapter 3: Hilda, so well thought! I also love the fact that Vril is mentioned already, and I certainly hope it will be mentioned more in the future. Two points: >A test subject having the weight of 48 kg. I know the early 20th century were rough times, but isn't that a little too light? I think an average human weights like 70-80 kg. >A scientist from rural Mississippi? Since you are from there too, it cannot be coincidence...a little Easter Egg?
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I'm glad you don't mind the fact that pretty some stuff has to be changed. I look forward to new(ly updated) chapters, Rad. If you've updated something, just let me know
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I somehow missed this. Great chapter!
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I actually believe the person is Maxis. @Doppelgänger, @Slade, @MysteryMachineX and I openly discussed that in this thread: In the end, it was @Rissole25 who ended the discussion with proof: That the person in the Kino radios is Maxis
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Awesome work @RadZakpak! Awesome ending too. Do you have in mind to make a story about the thing going on in-game in SoE too, or is that something our own imagination should work out? Perhaps you can shortly talk about them in your "Origins-Revelations" book. And to @InfestLithium, in the end Jack Vincent says: "“Lucky me, I guess. Get rid of him. No investigation". Perhaps they quickly lay the body of the reporter in that shop untill they found a good hiding location, just so he is gone from the street. Although no one in Morg City seems to really care about one dead person
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Nice. The atmosphere is really good is these two chapters. Gives me the creeps. And I just realize that those pods/fungus are the first Apothican creatures (excluding zombies) we see in the story, aren't they?
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You said the whole reporter/Morg City stuff takes place in 1944, while in fact, it is in 1942. In this post, @Tac explains that promotional material for Shadows of Evil has stated that the map is a 1940s world. Additionally, the only year in the 1940s in which April 10th falls on a Friday (as seen on the Snapchat promotional material) is 1942.
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I have thought about the possible fact that the Illuminati are the Apothicans. You know, with Richthofen's "deal" with the Shadowman. An idea that has to less prove to be proved, but perhaps an idea. The Illuminati for sure is an interesting topic. I love the Apothican voices in Richthofen's head you sometimes mention, really well done those. But the whole Apothican and Keeper stuff was discovered by Richthofen only after Origins. In WaW and BO1 there is actually very little mentioned about them. Perhaps you could briefly mention them when Maxis (or perhaps Richthofen) is investigating them. Or the invention of the VR-11 using Vrill energy (I believe). The research to the "Hollow Earth"/Agartha/Aether. I believe you have already mentioned the three Vimana's. Tunguska. The Nazi expeditions to the Poles in order to find Agartha, and that kind of stuff. Maybe you can talk a bit more about the secret research stuff of Maxis which Richthofen finds in the safe in Der Riese in Book 2. Or perhaps you could talk more about the stations Group 935 sets up, like Kino der Toten and Shangri La (or perhaps you would rather keep them secret and introduce them in Book 2, discovered by Richthofen. Overal, it is logical that Book 1 is shorter, because the only information you got about that are some theories and the radio's. Book 2 you base on the game features, the map layout, and practically everything Treyarch gave us.
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Love it. You describe this map and the horrors within just as perfect as you did with the previous 2 maps.
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I was wondering the same. Dempsey uses a grenade, although I believe his weapon is not PAP'ed, so even if he shoots the trap does not work.
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He is working on this for a while now, and its great to see every week or something, the book gets updated with a new chapter. What I think is very well done are the characters. Richthofen is a crazy intelligent psychopath (and the leader of the group), Takeo is the only sane and wise one (I really wonder where @RadZakpak gets all these wise quotes and proverbs from), Nikolai the vodka addicted communist, and Dempsey the brutal hard-language guy. Even the relations between the characters (such as between Richthofen and Nikolai) are done very well.
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What is that "Olympic Champion" rank you've got?
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@anonymous a couple of years ago there was a tournament on this site and he and another player I forgot the name of have won it.
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Entry 114.98 It works! Like I said in the last entry, Die Glocke, the flightdevice, is transportated from the Der Riese facility to here, the airfield. Funny that they call this bunker “the airfield”, it doesn’t even has enough place for a plane to land. Every plane that would land here would crash, I am sure about that. But Die Glocke is no plane, its an antigravitydevice running by a Vrill element, or well, officer Hermann says so. Personally I think its only made by iron. But nothing of that matters: It works! I flies! To keep it hidden for the Allies, we tested it at night, when it was dark. My job is to control the red antennae on the roof of this building and at towers in the forrest. Very important, because otherwise the pilot wouldn’t see where he flies and he could crash our newest wunderweapon. Dr. Johnson, the American of whom I once wrote called today “A huge milestone in the history of science”. He said that Group 935 finally succeed in something. Entry 114.99 This is a hell. Apparently it was true what officer Hermann said about the Vrill element. Yesterday, everything seemed fine with the tests, but Die Glocke left a bit of the element in the air when it flew around. This caused a resurrection of hunderds of dead soldiers. While they make the most awfull noises, they are attacking the bunker, right now. All soldiers were ordered to barricade the windows and doors, and let nothing inside until the Wehrmacht arrives here to clear this site of the undead. Fritz hid Die Glocke at the roof, to make sure it won’t be harmed by them. In case we won’t survive this, he has written messages on the walls in which he refers that the machine is hidden at the roof, for the Wehrmacht. Everybody is trying to keep the living dead outside, but our ammunition is running out. Dr. Johnson was sure we won’t survive this and he sent pictures of this bunker and an explanation of what we did here to his son in America, Marlton. How you may ask? A homing pigeon. Many times the old ways are the best. Everybody who tells family of what we do here will punished with death, even Dr. Johnson. But he didn’t care. He says we are dead anyway… Entry 115 They are inside. We won’t make it. We won’t make it though this nacht der untoten.
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Zombie Eye Color & Who is in Control
anonymous replied to AetherialVoices's topic in Story Discussion
In Avadacadavre we hear that Samantha, who is in the MPD, realizes she becomes more and more evil. Originally, she was just a normal kind girl. Richthofen was a normal guy before he touched the MPD too. We all agree there is something evil with that device, but that there has more then one faction to do with this, is something new, at least, I never heard someone say that. But there is a possibility that that is true. The blue eyed zombies in Origins come from the Crazy place, a gateway to the Agartha, Vrill Ya's home. Richthofen is in the MPD, a Vrill device, so there could be Vrill influence there too. But then I wonder, why is Samantha yellow. She is also in a Vrill device. And I actually think the eyes in all BO3 maps are more orange then yellow. The green eyes, its strange that almost no one talks about it. I don't think they did it just for the gameplay, I mean, Treyarch knows how much confusion it brings to codz communities. If they would do it just for gameplay, they could made a green cloud around the zombies. Perhaps this is the Apothican colour. The island is Cthulus home. If Apothican colour would be yellow, why would the overlords send zombies on the SoE4 if the shadowman needs their help? But if green is Apothican, what is yellow? Oh, so confuzing -
It is normal now again, thank you so much
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Uhmm, I did something stupid. In a post I couldn't see the images so I thought: "Perhaps it helps if I change the theme". I was on my phone and I saw the mobile theme, so I selected that one. But now I can't click on themes again to change it back. Will it change back automaticly once?
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@MysteryMachineX made a word document which you can open in his post "A zombie trilogy VII". It holds loads of information, and its his view on the story, but I think its mostly true and worth to take a look (its still WIP). Furthermore, like my friend @NaBrZHunter told me when I was new to this site: Experience it yourself. Find and activate the radios on maps like Der Riese, Moon and Shi No Numa and later on the other maps. Really interesting stuff there.
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I also play only BO1, WaW and BO2. If you ever need a teammate, just say it. Welcome to the site. I see you're interested in the story. If you have any questions about it or about this site or about anything else, feel free to ask, however the story is something no one exacly knows.
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Hahaha, well country neightboor, I had exacly the same when a I played zombies in Kino for the first time. I didn't knew there were doors to open so I always bought an Olympia and so I always died when the hounds came. But its great to have you here, and I still recognize you as #1 code cracker on this site. And indeed, better late then never, I also never made my introductions. When I feel like I will once.
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Not this time. I think the nO4 will be at DLC4 too, but perhaps we'll see something of the N4 once(on a monitor or something, or in a quote). I hope so anyway
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Sorry I am so late, but welcome. I saw your posts which look very interesting. The whole Agartha and Vrill Ya part of the story is very hard, but I self like to hear about them too. Glad you joined us
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Welcome to the site, hope you enjoy your stay here. Like @Doppelgänger said, feel free to ask anything if you have questions, as well about the site as the zombie story
