keyzersoze88

:facepalm: Let's all just take a minute, step back, and think. NO...stop thinking about what random stuff you can make up that doesn't actually make sense. Stop typing the first thing that comes to your mind. Actually think. Find actual evidence before you just make shit up. It does no one any good to have to sift through your "ideas" that are not thought out and that do not help anyone at all. I apologize for being blunt, but the OP has effectively ruined any chance of me (and I assume others) attempting to actually find a link between COTD and Vorkuta because I just feel like every topic I look at that is associated with this will be as poorly thought out. If you aren't going to even attempt to provide evidence then don't post your theory. It is counterproductive and annoying. You make my brain hurt. :cry: /flamerant Keyzer

This sort of showboating and tomfoolery is unnecessary and unproductive man! Your excessiveness gives taco lovers all a bad name. We all know that there is no reason to have your welding helmet on if the TV is off! :lol:

I'm good with the premise of making it more difficult and interesting. My only problem is that the increased difficulty comes from an inability to see so its not really a test of your skill so much as a test of your night vision. But I think its always fun to throw in an additional outside influence or rule to liven the game up.

Takeo is vomiting. They address him about it and Richtofen says something in regards to him eating too much raw fish. Seems like Richtofen is trying to cover his tracks since its likely Tak is getting sick from the teleporter/possibly turning into a zomb.

No problem man we're all just looking for answers We have to challenge each other now and again if we are going to get results! [brains]

Unless i have missed it multiple times he does not mention anything about blue crosshairs in the Inside XBOX video. It was mentioned above because it shows up on the loading screen for COTD. If you could point out in the video where its mentioned I would reconsider but as of now I see no reason to believe that the blue crosshairs are any different in this map than the others.

This definitely creates an interesting conflict. I only think it is slightly unclear because Tank has never been afraid of breaking character so to speak. He mentions Treyarch by name and even addresses the player (just two quick examples). But I still think its hard to say for sure what the timeline for the team is.

...just a couple posts up...there's the answer...krauss refibrillator...blue crosshairs when you aim at a teammate...

Pics or it didnt hap--wait Just messin man. Great Job and congrats! [brains]

Blue cross-hairs are seen when you aim the Krauss Refibrillater at a teammate. At least thats what it was in Kino, Ascension, and Five. It instantly revives them.

Reasons I leave: You run around in the early rounds to every window. You ask me to do a glitch. You say racist/sexist/ignorant sh*t over the mic. You play like a general idiot and have no desire to get better or have fun. I have found that the key to leaving a game is either be the host or open as many doors as possible without telling anyone. The best are the ones that you know will not help them and will make it harder for them. Just play the game right :D

At the moment two things are catching my attention. First is the subject from Mexico. From what I know and can find Mexico did very little in WW2. There was American fear of an invasion, but Mexico declared war on the Axis powers in 1942. There were some Mexican volunteers in the American military and obviously Mexican-Americans in the military, but why the choice was made to include a Mexican subject is slightly confusing to me. I thought one possible solution could be that Richtofen is confusing a Spanish subject for a Mexican subject, but many of the problems remain. Spain was dominated by Germany in WW2 and again did not play a major role. The second thing is Richtofen's interest in the spleen. What I can find says that the spleen filters red blood cells and removes anti-body coating in most vertebrates. I'm not sure if it is the function or the fact that it is present in most vertebrates (i.e. monkeys and dogs) that drew his attention to it. Perhaps someone with medical knowledge could help out here. There is obviously a lot more to these messages, but this is what caught my attention initially.

"and we lead the zombie into these claymores....and...he's f*ucked now" i lol'd haha [brains] just for that

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_A._Romero http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001681/ The second and third greatest sources of information ever created (behind CODZ of course ) should help you out.

I think its because it is a much more realistic version of what fighting in a zombie apocalypse would be like. You just have to run strategically, try to find breaks, and be flexible in what you are doing. Unfortunately I don't think there is going to be a perfect catwalk to camp on when the zombies come. I feel like it will be much more like what we have in COTD.