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Ah, okay. I guess perks given to the whole team never sounded very reasonable now that I think about it. And no stopping power? Awesome.

He actually is one of the more fleshed out characters in the modern warfare universe. He even had his own graphic novel series, which you could probably find online somewhere.

It would be a great injustice to not finish such a terrific campaign. So I know I'm in.

Stopping power eh? Even as a team perk, its strange for them to have layed it on the table again. Wasn't the point of taking it out to give other perks a viable chance? What could be more useful than the ability to take out your opponents faster? Well aside from the usual ghost-esque perk. Now nothing will feel right without that extra damage, haha.

How about the TIME magazine that they show on the posters? It would provide some info on some of the small things (What the government is up to, perhaps? Maybe some interviews with General Shepard prior to death, small things such as that), and it would be a pretty awesome read, considering the whole thing is fictional, and all that backstory would enrich the plot even more. It could be used as a device to fill in any blanks that were drawn in the campaign, without spoiling anything of course.

Just throw in the dog reward and I'll be happy. Oh and the Pavelow... that thing was so badass.

From the looks of it, the bullet hit much too low from the shoulder for it to have hit any major artery. More likely than not they will probably throw out the, "bullet passed cleanly through" story if we ever see him in the next game. Makes you curious though... who could have found them Ghost and Roach? Did he just wake up as soon the general left? The vest he was wearing was fire retardent but lay right next to a burning guy covered in gasoline and some other part of you is bound to ignite. It would be funny if he was horribly disfigured from the burning and we never get to see whats underneath the mask. Hope it's Gaz.

Someone in another thread said Dempsey had dialogue along the lines of, "I hope it's worth it this time. F***'n Gersh." Naturally, this would mean that the events in CotD would be happening after they visited the Soviet facility in Ascension. It is also a pretty amusing, in that it makes fun of the anti-climatic ending in Ascension's Node Puzzles.

I guess I'll be the first to throw my vote in for one of the semi-auto's. The M14 and FAL need to recieve more love, haha.

I understood the set rules already. I was just wondering if there was an easier way I could share emblems with some friends of mine, since they like to do the same thing anyways. Anyways, thanks. This will make it much easier on them and me, and if I have the time, Ill be sure to submit something.

Sounds great. Though I have to ask. Is there a specific site I could find my current emblem on? It would be much easier than say, finding a camera, taking a picture, uploading it, then linking it here. As of now, there is probably no alternative for me though.

Seeing as how you can no longer lend power to the guy because of the lack of ability to use tactical grenades (or the "Black Hole Grenade" for that matter), then that is pretty plausible. Though a thorough search for all the batteries probably should be done beforehand so that other users who get to that part may know in which direction to move when they finish the seventh step to the easter egg. Hopefully I'll have enough time to roam around tomorrow and take pictures of the batteries and list locations using the lunar lander maps. Well, I'm just glad this isn't over. All that fuss for prolonged Death Machines? Hell no.

Try not to stay in the starting room for two long. Have you and your friends stick to their respective windows and progress through the map as soon as you have enough points. Try to move towards the Random Box as fast as you can, ignoring any other weapons besides the starting sidearm. In general, you should be able to progress to the box at about level 4 or 5, with more than enough points for two players to obtain weapons from the box. From there, you can either guard the roof where the box is (provided you have the proper equipment) or stand your ground at the open area near the PHD perk. When you all have obtained suitable weaponry, try obtaining your desired perks, though Juggernog should have priority over the others.

If that is our missing piece, then the next two are going to be a pain. Figured this wouldn't be so easy.

Wait, blowing the rocket up was one of the prerequisets? Or just a interactive part of the map? Perhaps blowing the rocket up releases some of the required materials you need to help out that John Doe of ours. Ill look into it.

Awesome tutorial. Though I think I'll stay with my Umbreon emblem. Yeah, I know, I'm such a pokemon dork. Guess it didn't rub off of me since I grew up with it and all. I'm loving the Flopper one though. Coolest emblem imitation as far as Zombie perks go.

haha sorry didn't see that, but thanks.

Just a heads up guys, I have a couple of theories, but nothing too big yet as to explain my findings. I was playing around with the black hole grenade and throwing it around different places. Eventually I got to throwing it "outside the map" (more specific details about the location to come later) and the device suddenly flashed and disappeared (similar to the random box disappearing) and Sam's laugh was clearly heard. After which I attempted to throw another and successfully made the second throw to actually turn on the black hole. In doing so, the generator the black hole was next to suddenly got sucked into the black hole and thereby vanished. I found a second piece that got sucked in, in a different part of the map as well (again, more details to come concerning the location, sorry i just want to be specific with my directions as to prevent any confusion) My theory at this point is that you need different parts to "build" something maybe, which will "maybe" help to get to the fourth location, where the lander cannot go yet. Anyways i just wanted everyone to know this so that they can start finding the rest of the pieces still laying out there. Thanks :]

I saw that poster a few days ago too. Zombies seem to always crush my dreams when it comes to things like that happening. Character specific weaponry? Yes please!

Well, considering the "Teddy" bear was named after "Teddy" Roosevelt, I wouldn't be suprised. :P

And there it is.... thanks for the tip. I had the feeling the thumbs up icon was the way to do it.

Specifics would be great... Try listing exactly what you did and where, a few minutes prior to hearing the scream.

Got your point xD. Didn't know there was actually a background image behind the wall, so I guess it could "come through." A nice PaP discount upgrade would be just lovely though, at least from 1-28 with a full group. One could hope... :)

I figured it was most likely comical, much like Nikolai's comment on the "dark" alley.

Well it's an old-school textbased video game from many years ago. Basically everything you can do in-game is controlled with text. For example: Q: I want to use/pick-up/read/smell/eat "insert item here" A: Type in the desired action, followed by the item you choose to interact with. Ex: Eat Katana/Kill self with sword/burn leaflet Q: How do I move? A: Type in any of the four cardinal directions to move in the desired location. Ex: North/East/South/West/Open Door/Go to hall/Climb tree Q: What is my objective? A: Well, that is for you to find out. Although Zork is somewhat of an odd video game to play, its fairly complex, and should have you feeling challenged. However, I am sure you will be able to find some help completing it out there somewhere on the internet, as I myself do not remember if had completed it or not. Remember that this game is fairly long, and it should be saved as often as possible by entering the "save" command. A USB plugin keyboard should take the load off your hands, and it'll also save you from breaking a joystick in anger. Remember to have fun, and enjoy this timeless classic.