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YOU MUST ASCEND FROM DARKNESS, probably the most famous wall writing from whole CoDZ.

Together with SALVATION LAYS ABOVE are it the wall writings from Nacht der Untoten.

But what exacly does it mean?

Both are written at a stair, so they could mean very literal: go up the stairs and you may live longer.

This makes sence, because there are several weapons for sale upstairs, and by buying the obstacles, you can walk around and make trains, so yeah, you could live longer.

The second thing it could mean is that there is something hidden above you, a possible EE, or something else.

Down is nothing put darkness, but when you ascend, when you go up, you will find salvation and survive.

And now we come to the third thing it could mean and what I think it is and why I wrote this post.

What if this is written from a zombies mind?

In the song "the One" from the Shi No Numa easter egg, we learn that zombies really feel sad but that they must kill humans, like a addiction.

They wait for the one who kills them and will give them peace.

What if the zombies want to be dead and ascend from darkness to go up to heaven and find salvation and peace?

Makes sense, doesn't it?

Totally agree about the notes.

I love them too

Whats GkNova6 ?

I know what Nova 6 crawlers are but I guess that has nothing to do with this

Yeah, thats it.

I searched on google but I couldn't find anything so I thought it wasn't found yet.

What does it mean?

Maybe add something about the 3 realms? Your topic "nature of the aether" or this topic about agartha http://www.callofdutyzombies.com/topic/177221-agartha-pyramids-gateways-aliens-hitler-and-science

(It's a theory, but I think most of it is true)

BTW nice post, I'm sure this helps people like me who knew almost nothing about the storyline but really wanted to know

Really cool to see how CoDZ became what it noe is.

One question: What happened with Jesse Synder?

In the stair room between the theatre and the generator room, you see a paper laying under the stair on a box.

If you look between the steps, you can see it.

Now it doesn't look like a paper with codes or a letter or something, but more like a map or some strange symbol.

Has anyone ever noticed this or know what this is.

And something else I noticed (and maybe some of you too), in the MP40 room in the barrier right next to the MP40, you see some film reels, which you can move by throwing grenades.

If you want, I can make a picture of the paper, but please take a look self first :)

I was thinking the same, Treyarch is never predictable, not in the story and not in the future maps.

Maybe in the intro of the next DLC the island and stalingrad are only mentioned and they say they found the old subjects Takeo and Nikolai already, now heading up to something new.

However, both a Shi No Numa like island and Stalingrad could be great zombie maps if you ask me.

What do you think: Mw4, Ghosts2 or a new serie

10 hours ago, Tattoo247 said:

Its not the same room, there is no window and even if there was, there is too much castle in the way. I personally still hope it's the house from the MP map that has the illusion town on the wall, same place we fight zombies in campaign.

Research those places and ''Samantha's house'' and you'll see what I mean.

No window in the der Eisendrache room.

On the drawing with the keeper, you see a window.

So this means the keeper was in the room with window (Kino or Origins), and not the der Eisendrache one.

http://i.imgur.com/0Jutw91.png

In kino, you can teleport to 2 different rooms: A normal room and a dark, creepy version of it.

I always thought this was because the room was attacked by zombies, but on this drawing we see a Keeper in her room.

Could this be the reason why the dark room looks broken and abandonned?

The normal Kino room is her room before the Keeper came, and the dark one after.

Also, the DE room looks different then the Kino/Origins EE rooms.

Any explainations for this?

I searched pictures of birds with crests, and the bird which looked the most on this one was the Streller's Jay, living in north-west-america (thats also where Tranzit took place).

After that, I searched for the meaning of this bird, and I found this:

" a Steller’s Jay – pay attention to dream time as traveling, journeying and body sensations which will give new insights. Connect with Mother Earth. Steller’s Jay also demonstrates that anything of value, spiritual growth and relationships takes work. It is daily activation of internal resources, let Steller’s Jay show how it is done. Knowledge is collected so future wisdom comes to light. Is it time to set new goals? Envision it and pick the pieces into small ones to completion. He supports strong communication abilities often with sharp jabs. Exercise judgment, care, and diplomacy. The opposite may be true as well. Is it time to be forthright to finally “crack” the issue open? Steller’s Jay shows that a balanced diet is needed. The time period for Steller Jay’s lessons starts manifesting within 17 days. His medicine culminates quickly 18 days later. In one month, emotional and spiritual maturity is noticeable and bonds are strengthened. Lessons now have a life span of nine years or more. This is very long-lasting transformative time."

Don't know if this holds any signyficance, but I saw the words 'travelling', 'dream' and 'time', so I thought: I just gonna mention this.

I am not entirely sure if this really is the Steller's Jay though.

If the MPD on moon has connections with the Aether, could it be the EPD (Earth Pyramid Device, just calling it so, no official name) has connections with Agartha?

So Griffin Station does exist in this The Giant/Eisendrache universe

Whats Nan Madol?

So you think the moon MPD is still there.

The one on eisendrache is not a replacement?

I guessed something like that too

This DLC is called awakening.

Sounds logical if the main EE is to awaken the subjects

I believe MPD stands for Moon Pyramid Device, and because the pyramid thing in der eisendrache isn't on moon, this name isn't correct.

The material it is made of looks different too, more egyptian/aztec/shangri la stone instead of the moon metal like stuff.

Looking at these, and possible more differences, this pyramid could different powers then the moon MPD.

And there's a painting of a pyramid in the map, does anyone know where this refers too? (possible to the MPD)

It may be a stupid question, but it is something I wonder about a long time.

Who is in the MPD in Origins, because Samantha isn't in the Aether, but in the Agartha.

15 hours ago, NaBrZHunter said:

Nice! You should post pics in the User Lounge! 

I plan on making one soon as a toy box for my baby daughter. 

She isn't called Samantha, is she?

I made one in real life, a mystery box, for putting my games and controllers in.

Am so proud :P

Thanks

In my opinion, Curse of the Lycan earns Casual playing, because the other maps I think are too complicated for normal zombie players. I also think it has a great atmosfear, looking to the graveyard and the creepy dark city.

Forge earns Design, it is very well designed, with worlds built on other worlds and that whole backstory.....wow.

But for me, a zombie storyline fan, the best map is Within, and earns Logic.

The story continues and the O4 and a long expected place return: Agartha, the hollow earth.

However, I think this map would be too large.

When someone's down at the other side of the map, you could be too late to revive him (tombstone soda?).

But for all the world designers: Great work!

The titel says it all.

I want to buy an old black ops dlc (appart from Rezurrection) but which one do you think is the best?

Ive played Shangri La once, which was great, but I never experienced Call of the Dead and Ascencion.

What do you think is the best dlc, and why?