BlindBusDrivr

Nice theory. I can see you've put a LOT of time into this research. I think at some point it is rather possible that we have some sort of connection between this at zombies. In reality, I think it's a load of bull crap to get him attention, but in zombies, they could incorporate something like this very well. Have some [brains] for your work.

So did the meteor break unto seperate pieces when entering our atmosphere? Around 10 kilometers above the earth's surface it randomly just exploded with a blast force similar to that of a Tsar Bomba.

They seem to be focusing them on canceled map areas. Also, they are advertising zombies to zombies players, getting their attention with these easter eggs. I also think that it could be IW starting hints to it's next campaign with this FreeMason stuff, OR it's got something to do with zombies. But we won't for a while. I just find that they put WAY to much work into these layered easter eggs for them to be meaningless, and the sledgehammer girl is obviously Sam. And when people find these, they tell other people, and then big you tubers find out, then they make a video with millions of views, and that's how they're advertising. Using how fast word spreads with gaming.

I have given you as much evidence as I care to, the theory as a whole makes more sense than any other. By definition and the way Treyarch describes it, the conquered territory of Manchuria being called Japan makes perfect sense. If you choose to dwell in your own ignorance then be my guest but I will move on.

yeah, it is. Read the edit.

Map of the Japanese EMPIRE. Keyword there. EMPIRE. Japan you can clearly see points to the island right there. Did you not even read what I said above? I said that the Japanese wouldn't consider any area but Japan actual Japan! They hated China, they would never consider that Japan. Just a tool to get more resources. The Japanese Empire IS Japan. Same thing. Here is a definition for you too: Empire: A country that is actively expanding its influence or territory. Examples of empires in history include various Chinese dynasties, the British colonial empire, the pre-Soviet era Russia Empire, and the WW2-era Empire of Japan. It is a COUNTRY that is expanding its territory. Japan is a COUNTRY. The Japanese Empire is the country JAPAN when it was expanding it's influence and territory.

map of Japan during WW2

Your point about the British and India is invalid, entirely different scenario. They were not conquered nor controlled by the British govt., so there fore it's different. And whenever a place in history has been conquered, it becomes a part of that country. For example, when Napolean took over a country or territory, it began part of France/the French Empire. Don't believe me? Look up a Napoleanic era map. WW2 Germany grew too on some maps, except many of the modern ones respectively refer to the other countries as 'occupied territories'. And when Manchuria was conquered by Japan in WW2, it was part of Japan/the Japanese Empire. Why must you continue to deny this?

Was india called Britain when it was controlled by the british? No. It was considered a part of it's empire, but wasn't britian. Same basic thing here. The japanese would never consider that Japan, only what they have conquered. It was a part of their empire,but it was not Japan. They hate the chinese. Why on earth would they want to consider the chinese land their land? It would bring them "dishonor." And it makes ZERO sense that verruckt is the first outbreak. How did they discover the zombies? Hm? There was an outbreak before that. Where? I have no clue. That was because it was a part of a British Colony and their influence in India was because of the East India Company, not the British government. The Government influenced the East India Company which influenced India, since it controlled very much of the region. And when CONQUERED land is taken, it becomes part of that country. Like in WW2 when the Germans took over a place, it became part of Germany.

the translation is 'LAUGHABLE MISTAKE'

:shock: This is the most epic Pack a Punch I have ever seen. CONGRATS BUD! :D

I believe it's Activision behind the scenes. They want the games to advertise each other. Activision pretty much owns the Call of Duty Franchise, they could give a sh!t which company sells more, as long as the sales as getting better each time. sales = win for Activision, regardless of IW or 3ARC being responsible. And also to whoevers pointing out teddy bears and stuff in other games not being related. That's an entirely different scenario, these CoD games are all in the same Franchise, and it's portrayed with very clear elements. Also another reason Activision would want zombies promoted, is because zombies gets them a ton of $. 15$ map packs each, and 3-4 per game? That's basically the equivalent of all those people buying 2 copies, a ton of profit for them. Let's remember why their called Activi$ion ;)

People don't seem to understand these. The Easter Eggs at face value, are just simple things Developers put in, but when you look deeper, there's a whole thick layer underneath. This applies here rather well, you have to look past the outer shell. Now I will analyze these a bit more for all of you. First off, the Sledgehammer one is not just any normal easter egg. Yes the teddy bear has been around but I mean this is basically spelled out for us. Where do I start with it's connection to zombies... Well first off her clothing is almost identical to Samantha's when you do the easter egg. Then the fact there's the dead man there and she has a sledgehammer, she's got some blood on her hands figuratively as we know. And then that she's gripping the teddy like her shadow in the Moon loading screen. Now the real layered easter egg is the PORTER WUZ HERE. This is part of a gigantic hint to FreeMasons. So let's start, the outside of the building says BUTCHER on it. Butcher=one of Richtofen's various nicknames. Then we go inside and find Porter's name on the wall, 'but it's a dev' so let's look around beyond that, it's more just to draw our attention. Hmm, what's this book on the desk? Oh, The Jungle Book. Written by Rudyard Kipling over a century ago. A very well known author as well as a freemason. Continue downstairs? We find black and white tiles on the floor, another calling sign of the Masons. And finally what are the spawns on the map? PMC and African Militia? PMC is a private military company, so it's got no allegiance to any specific nation...and is up for hire...and what's this insignia they have? Where have I seen this before?! well why is a FreeMason PMC fighting African militias? Hmm, now let's skip around to VILLAGE, where there's a hut with a radio broadcast on loop, and primate skulls, like the ones at Shangri La.... And one last thing, what's a very reappearing theme on Makarov's bookshelves? FRANKENSTEIN? Hmm, reanimated corpse, clearly no correlation to zombies there.... Take all of that in and see if you can still find that these easter eggs are of zero relevance.

Yeah, Treyarch would barely have to do anything. And they pretty clearly hinted at all of this. And after MixMasterNut's awesome 'Nuclear' discoveries, and finding more ties to ancient india and the zombies story, I'm finding my theory more and more plausible.

I don't see why the aliens would want to be on the Moon. It's just a big rock in space orbiting Earth, nothing I would think that an alien would want to live on, with the constant impact, nearly inability to support independent life, etc.

Thanks Eye btw everyone I also found a quote on Moon after the easter egg that supports this : "But I WILL get my body back, and destroy that evil Richtofen..."

The Thompson is a machine. Good ol' American muscle

I frequently have them take the perks when I kill them, even after just like 1 or 2 hits, but I always get the Max as long as I can remember.

Super what about merging the trains at the Pack a Punch?

just stick to the lander spot where it's open, and if you must you can spread them out by running to the left side of the centrifuge. It's not hard really.

The spawn is actually a very easy one, the only problem is waiting for the centrifuge to go off.

Hey I'm wondering about going for a 50+ game on Ascension again today, after my last attempt was utterly foiled by a major connection lag. But I don't know which strategy to use: A) One guy runs Centrifuge/Spawn and one guy runs Flopper, and run simultaneously. One guy buys M14/MPL ammo and uses centrifuge as a trap. Other guy uses MP5k and takes them through the PaP trap. or Two people run by PaP. One outside jumping of that ledge, running around, jumping down, etc. And one in the launch silo itself and then they merge trains and ThunderGun them, and when that's out of ammo, use the trap. So which one do you think is going to work faster and more efficiently? or is there another strategy that's better than these?

Thanks. I got the whole idea of the leaders battling for power after I heard on Ancient Aliens some theory about how evidence of nuclear blasts were in india and that they thought aliens started some nuclear war earth, and that's why they left. I think zombies could twist these stories about ancient india into a very good addition to the zombies story.

Oh well you don't think they'd just have us look at zombies do ya? I think it would be like you're in a facility and they're running at you and you have to shoot them, and then you proceed to fight guards or something. Like short little encounters like that. Or they'd be in containment like the Rebirth Monkeys.

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