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No I believe that that's where the blue eyes come in, possessed by Richtofen perhaps.

Kino Der Toten takes place in the late 1960's, and all the following weapons are in the map and weren't in service at the time. AK74u: 1978 MP5k: 1976 SPAS-12: 1983 Galil: 1972 FAMAS: 1978 CZ75: 1975 AUG: 1979 L96A1: 1982 As for the robot.

Yeah I understand he added them, I'm just saying he didn't create the whole thing like people will think. That's all, not meaning to rain on his parade or anything.

We do know that parts of the world were messed up before the nukes Maxis sent, due to Nuketown being in a horrendous position. However, that's due to the nukes that were being tested in Nevada. So because of that, I'd agree with the person above me and say it just shows that Richtofen hated Dempsey.

I am under that Green Run takes place in the past not the future. Nuketown and Moon happen at the same time, and the sign in No Mans Land says 1960 as well as the Green Run bus has a license plate dated at 1960.

The Moon... REALLY?!? I mean I assume they wouldn't blow the whole thing up as the Moon controls our tidal waves, but still. I guess it depends on the size of the nuke, but it seems like a generally bad idea.

The common name is T.E.D.D. because other websites and people are using that name. We do not really know his name, but I call him Bus Driver.

Hieronymous Bosch - Tondal's Vision 'For how long a time was I dead?' The Visions of the Knight Tondal was one of the most popular visionary stories of the 12th century, originally written in 1100's in Latin and published as an illuminated manuscript in 1475. In this mysterious text, a wealthy and errant Irish knight in medieval times named Tondal falls ill at a banquet. "Tondal fell dead...without any further movement of foot or hand. All the signs of a dead man manifested themselves on him: his eyes rolled, his nose was pinched, his lips grew thin, his chin receded, and his arms and legs grew stiff." Around him hover the stunned onlookers; two women clasp their hands and bow toward him in grief. According to the story, because Tondal's body was still warm, he was not buried. A beautiful angel descends to his side and Tondal refuses to leave his body for the fear that demons will take it over. The angel decides to take him on a journey through hell as long as he remembers all he learns. He agrees, and the journey begins with his soul seeing "an awful and horrifying multitude of devils who soon invaded the house as well as the air all over the city." As he goes through Hell, he sees many disturbing things, one lf them being traveling on a 1000 foot long bridge, barely 1 foot in width and he listens to the moans of many "proud" and "grateful" souls tumble down the deep valley off the bridge. After leaving Hell, takes him to Heaven to see the different sections, based on how good they were on Earth. He goes back to his body by the voice of an unknown angel. This journey to the other side of death, which seems endless to Tondal, lasts for only the blink of an eye. The soul of Tondal was told that if he does not change his ways, he will suffer for his sins. He hears the crying and moaning of innumerable souls who are racked by insatiable hunger. As a result of his experience, Tondal is spiritually transformed and vows to lead a better and more humble life. http://2009.eif.co.uk/tondal http://www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/art ... rtobj=1771 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getty_Tondal

I noticed that he put a watermark on that image and just as a heads up, it's from the BradyGames Strategy Guide, he didn't create the thing itself. Just for citing purposes.

Pictures dude, that's intense. As for the tombstone, it may be something like how Porter is a designer for Treyarch, this person may be an important person in first person shooter history since Treyarch put the founder of the genre on the Moon loading screen.

You're very much wrong friend, it is T.E.D.D, and i'm going to take a wild guess that you think it's Bloodhoud, this isn't true though considering that bloodhound is a reference too the greyhound bus stations and busses of the time You cannot give me one reference where Treyarch, Activision, Call of Duty, Black Ops II, Zombies, or any members thereof call him T.E.D.D. I know; I've looked. Whoever told you his name was T.E.D.D. was either misinformed or a liar. MurderMachineX is right from my digging as well. There is no reference to T.E.D.D. in the game from what I have seen.

JD is Jose Delgado, according to many. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_ ... ez_Delgado

Mac and I created a thread long ago explaining how Atlantis was once a home for the Vril-Ya. I have bits of it still if anyone want in their inbox, but the rest can't be salvaged for a few months. Because the thread isn't published currently, I will leave this here: "Oho now that's a score! That supernatural box from Atlantis must like you! Oh, wow, I've said to much." - Samuel J. Stuhlinger

I'm willing to chip in for the professional. Now that the Research Facility has been moved over essentially, I'd like this to happen as quickly as humanly possible. I'm always available to help.

First Of all 50% says its not marlton at the fallout shelter but richtofen Marlton is confirmed as the man in the Nuketown Fallout Shelter. viewtopic.php?f=100&t=25526 Richtofen's voice is in Nuketown because it's at the same time as Moon,

http://callofdutyzombies.com/forum/view ... 3&p=245963

I believe he was created as a tour guide for many locations, not just the HAARP Research Facility.

Apparently it says Maxis A.I. in the credits, although that doesn't pinpoint his location, it does confirm that he is an A.I. It doesn't say AI in the credits

There's a good chance it's Treyarchs issue. They posted this on Twitter yesterday: https://mobile.twitter.com/Treyarch/sta ... 3263034369

Someone's mentioned it somewhere before but Treyarch doesn't put anything in there haphazardly. If its there it has some sort of meaning. Maybe the Russians were on to something with 115 and once the Americans found out they brought over the Russian storage units and made it look like a farm silo? I think this gives us a timeline for Green Run: http://bit.ly/UUGPnx

Haha while I do appreciate the credit, I was about 2 months behind everyone else who had seen all this in September xD Thanks again, but I do not deserve this one :)

Well I think that without the quotes, we would be in a whole lot of confusion about the storyline and the direction it's taking, so I feel like the quotes can be looked into. As for the fallout shelter, Marlton is the only voice inside it. He does seem to have some sort of issue with Russman. "Clearly they are hungry... Throw them Russman!" As for his touching issues, I think it further reiterates how uncomfortable he is around people, he has many many quotes about not wanting to be touched. "Quite the conundrum. No zombies on the bus, but inside the bus the claustrophobia will kick in! Oh what to do Marlton, what to do." "Ahh, wretched crawling thing, I said no touching!" "Have I mentioned I despise personal interaction?" "Ayaya, that still too close... Living or dead."

Well there isn't really anything to support that. There isn't much to support 115 being in the perks themselves either but it could be implied by past characters quotes. "I'm not sure, but I think the active ingredient in this rots your mind." ~Richtofen Says that after drinking Speed Cola. Could just be a reference to sugar or something else, making you reload faster. Like you said we don't know either way. We saw in Green Run that the perk machines are ran by electricity not 115, since they turn on with the power and turbine. I will agree that we can't tell for sure, but I had always believed it was since the Verruckt description describes how the perks are chemically engineered. @Waffles In my eyes, no one would change from just the perks because they are not strong enough. I don't think they are supersoldiers like some believe.

That is correct. The element 115 can only infect (reanimate) dead things, not live things. The four characters could have hid when hearing about the incoming nuclear missiles (MOON EE missiles). They then reemerge into a post-apocalyptic world setting. Actually, Element 115 does effect living things. In Der Riese, you can find a note that reads: "side effects of using 115. The power is undeniable but who can use such weapons without themselves turning..." Also, if 115 didn't effect living things then the perks wouldn't work either. All that 115 does is reanimate dead cells, the entire body doesn't have to be dead to have those cells reanimated I'm pretty sure.

In my eyes, NGT likes zombies but pretends to know a ton about the story when in actuality they don't know much. That's most of them actually, it seems like.