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Alright thanks :)

Really now? Hmmm...interesting....I wouldn't know since I gotta wait a month but maybe i'm right on one case. Yup, you can! http://callofdutyzombies.com/forum/view ... 55&t=35598

So you're thinking that the green thing hanging from the drone is Maxis? I won't comment on whether I think that true or false, but even if true, could he not have been transferred from the drone at a later point? Richtofen did say he wants to preserve the remnants of Maxis' mind, but the drone seems like a temporary thing to me (IF it's him). Isn't the brain inside the drone? Yeah it could be that his brain was transferred to a body later but so far there is no proof on that and then there is the whole Samantha being in Aether which doesn't make any sense. Well I guess to see if more things pop up. I'm unsure, I've heard that people think so but I haven't seen it myself. But you're right, no evidence as of now, I just don't know how else we can make the rest of the story make sense.

As a heads up, this video isn't by Dalek, it's by our very own MrRoflWaffles;) But that's really cool, I didn't know you could do that

So you're thinking that the green thing hanging from the drone is Maxis? I won't comment on whether I think that true or false, but even if true, could he not have been transferred from the drone at a later point? Richtofen did say he wants to preserve the remnants of Maxis' mind, but the drone seems like a temporary thing to me (IF it's him).

So all the later encounters weren't Maxis at all, but just his brain in another physical form. We know physical because he met with Samantha and talked about the puppy in 1942 and met with Schuster after being in the tunnel around the same time. So in actuality, we're still Maxis, he's just in another form. Meh, we can work with this.

After looking at it myself in Nuketown 2025, I'd say that there's definitely something in the lower chamber. A white face for sure.

Radios up to this point: http://callofdutyzombies.com/forum/view ... 00&t=11929

I had always assumed the diary was that of Dr. Ludvig Maxis, but this theory is pretty good. I'm digging it right now, good thinking!

In my opinion, there's one way the story happened. It started at point A, and these are the different perceptions of how it happened. Ever heard the game, Telephone? Someone says a word into another's ear, and they each repeat it until it gets to the end and if it's the same word, you win. Well here, the 'point A' is the beginning of Zombies and every time it's repeated, that's the perceptional differences based on intentions and bias. Vahn said one possible view, not one possible way. Nothing has changed. We're seeing this through Samantha's eyes and her perceptional bias.

Yeah I love the alternate reality theory, just not applied here. As for Samantha, it just.. I'm sure it will be her, I just don't see how. She simply shouldn't be alive. As of 1942, she was between 6-10 years old, according to the terminal. I'm baffled. Seems like it should be Sophia or someone. But like I said, I'm sure it'll be Samantha.

Dr. Edward Richtofen can only report Dr. Ludvig Maxis' behavior to somone who is above him in rank. OR, someone who is on an equal level if, say, they were all co-founders. I think he's a co-founder, co-leader, and Richtofen is reporting him to the other leaders. EDIT: I'm not seeing anything that convinces me this girl is Samantha, yet.

Let's think of the most famous bearer if the name Pablo. Pablo Picasso, of course. His last ne is of Italian origin, however he identifies himself as Spanish, as do the rest of the world. Why? Because he was born in Spain and his first name is Pablo, which is of Spanish origin. So while Marinus is Pablo's last name in the letter, which is of Ancient Rome/Dutch decent, he very well still may identify as Spanish, despite his given name. Now, his last name, Marinus, means 'of the sea', so I'm going to say that he's an explorer from some country. Dr. Edward Richtofen was able to find him and retrieved his journal, which led them to the site they're currently at. But the journal wasn't enough, he needed Pablo's help. He drug him along as extra help and once they arrived, he set up his laboratory and began his experimentation on the Mexican, also known as Pablo Marinus. He is the man we see in the Origins trailer. This is my theory for now, until more details are released. Getting super excited! :D

May 13 1918 The journal of Pablo Marinus has been a most valuable source of information... We now stand at the edge of a brave new world. Our survey of the site has led us to believe that this location may hold the largest single source of 115 yet discovered. We have been authorized to begin work immediately... Maxis has become obsessed, he neglects the true focus of our mission and instead chases legends and myths. I fear that the girl's influence may have irrevocably poisoned his mind. It is with considerable regret that I must report his current mental instability to group 935's leaders... Richtofen

Well he was fired I think, I'm not sure they liked him If an astronaut zombie says JDelgado, can't we assume they all mean that? First time I knew about the astrozombie name

My apologies, the images have been fixed.

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I'm a very large advocate for the alternate reality theory, however I don't think that this is hinting towards that. I want it to, I really do, but I just don't think it is. :/

Definitely seeing a possible Vril staff correlation here. Maybe not, but we'll have to see.

You're clearly color blind - Mix You're clearly color blind. With selective vision. Please go back to where you came from. I'll respond in kind here, since you're being rude. It's orange, get over it. He posted the colors, it still looks orange.

I'm definitely seeing orange as opposed to yellow.

Yeah and I'm sure it was a patriotic journal, however all I'm saying is that Dempsey mentions a battle that hasn't happened yet, that's where I'm sayng the diescrepancy lies :)

In the trailer, we all noticed how Treyarch misspelled Nikolai's last name. But now, this comes in forms of the letters. Not a spelling error though, a legitimate historical inaccuracy. We were all impressed with them using real life battles from World War I, but I noticed something. The Battle of Belleau Wood really did happen, and some people think the term Devil Dog really did come from that battle. However, a newspaper used the term before the battle ever happened, and it was published on none other than April 14, 1918. Cool, huh? Not really, because the battle didn't occur until June 1 and Dempsey is describing the combat on April 14, two weeks prior to the Germans launching an offensive on them. So while the term was possibly coined on that day, Dempsey attributes it to an event that hasn't even happened yet. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm chalking this up as a Treyarch mistake. Just thought I'd point this out, thanks for reading

I'm getting excited because the second Richtofen letter should be soon. Everyone but himself has two letters, and I can't wait to see what it'll say.