MysteryMachineX

I really don't know. Even if it did turn out to be the same, I don't think it would be significant, as one could easily write that off as a re-used sound effect. (Not that I am a fan of that argument, but it could be made.)

I care not for your silence nor for your words. I have made that much clear. You want freedom of speech? Go have it. But not on my doorstep. YOU choose to attack ME. Not the other way around. If you want to go have a thread about how it is all a game. Go have one. You will not see me post in it. Point is. You have your free will, and your choice as a human being is to, instead of announcing your opinion formally, is to run up to others and attack them for having a different one. What an awful decision. I wish you luck in trying to convert other fools. For this fool is immune to your pessimism.

Eternal, I told you not to persist, for I will not humor your "belief". Take it elsewhere. Start your own thread. Don't bring your pessimistic attitude here. Unless perhaps your real goal is to increase publicity of this thread, cease.

This is not an argument. This is not a debate. You can try to "argue" but I will just repeat what I said in the first post. Saying it was all just a game is not a theory. It doesn't even deserve recognition, nor those believing it. It is quite simply a cop-out from thinking itself. It is absolution from decisions. It is giving up on the franchise, the series, and Treyarch. It is a decision that could have been done at any time, prior to the ending. The ending has not changed how apathetic I am towards this "belief". If you want to know how I successfully refuted your points, just go back and read the first post and save both of us some time, okay? I will debate theories, but that is not.

I just want to put my opinion out there. And it is based around my theory here. Eddy cannot simply be Richtofen as Richtofen was an adult when Samantha was a kid. So we can cast that aside right away. According to my theory, Eddy is a friend of Sam's before Group 935 entered the picture in World War II, before she moved. The similarities he bears to Richtofen are superficial from when she had god-like power from being released from Agartha.

viewtopic.php?f=100&t=18279 Asked one of the few people in the world that could. I shall read through that extensive post, will you be prepared to hear any counter theories to anything i can provide evidence (both in game and reference)? As some who's own Treyarchs zombies almanac on my own website received over 700 thousand views before i closed my site to work on a bigger project, i believe i could provide some additional information that i can see you have missed as i have skimmed through. I know they may seem irrelevant but I can promise you everything thing has meaning in Nazi zombies and bo1 and 2 zombies. Look back on your arrogant, know-it-all posts and my reaction to them. Ask yourself, is that really the best idea? ...I think this was aimed at me, IRurG. Did you really intend on waiting? Doesn't seem like it, but anyways... The last line doesn't make this theory proven. It just means there is room for speculation of any kind. "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." -Albert Einstein No, I don't intend on waiting. Speculation of any kind except for the lack of it in itself. If you want to choose to believe that the cutscene depicts the real world but cannot explain those lines AT ALL, or even begin to try to, then I have nothing to say to you, for you are not a person of science nor theory but one of gut instinct. "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." @jamFMc: Why would he remember Samantha? He could've just met her twice.

viewtopic.php?f=100&t=18279 Asked one of the few people in the world that could.

Explain the last few lines of the ending. [Waits] No? Okay then. I'll be getting back to work.

There's two possibilities. It's either like Mob of the Dead, a time loop. Or it is like Die Rise, a loop of resurrection. Which of the two? I don't think we can know.

There are three types of zombies in this map. 1. WWI zombies that wear German uniforms that have yellow eyes. 2. Medieval zombies that wear Templar uniforms that have blue eyes. 3. Agarthan zombies that wear uniforms with the Black Sun on them and that glow all over. Also, they aren't human. Look at their faces. They are carnivorous, not omnivorous.

Kagutsuchi's Blood, Porter's Mark II Ray Gun, and the Spatz-447+ with Juggernog, Mule Kick, PhD Flopper, and Electric Cherry I love fire-flopping in front of the staff area.

For the record, they aren't Templars. They are Agarthan zombies.

I didn't realize that was supposed to be the same meteor. Origins shows us many elements. I think 115 can just be an array of colors. Naturally blue but when tampered turns to other colors.

I think they just literally meant the term No Man's Land. It'd be like saying there's a Moon in the sky implies that we are going there again. (Well, it might IMPLY it, but it doesn't necessarily mean that's what they mean.)

I have a question for you BSZombie. The Golden Shovel, and the Golden Helmet, for that matter. You just have to keep digging to get them? Because I did literally any chance I get yet I have never gotten them.

Bracers? I haven't heard of that. What's a Bracer? And does it keep it even if you switch elements? EDIT: Oh I see that's what you call the new melee skill.

Wasn't entirely sure where to post this, so I've decided to post it here. I made a discovery while playing around with the staffs. If you have PhD Flopper and the Staff of Fire (drawn) at the same time, whenever you flop, the zombies around you will be incinerated.

Lol. Thank you. And that's got to be one of the wackiest analogies I've ever heard, but yes, it is like that. Actually there's a term for it. Ontological paradox.

Sounds very interesting captinslog. I'll watch it sometime. :)

Thank you very much. I actually haven't watched Fringe. (Should I?) I often use references to other things to try to explain my thoughts, and those things are typically sci-fi in nature. I've done Bioshock, Fallout, and Doctor Who the most as analogies.

Um... I think you might be a bit confused. TranZit contains within it a laboratory and a fort that looks like Nacht der Untoten, but they are not one and the same. The fort is just some old fort. The laboratory was probably used by government scientists in the '60's.

I don't think a children's comic book would consist of an image of the black sun (Shangri-La). The comic book loading screen is an artistic style. Does it relate to the storyline? Maybe, maybe not. There's a bunch of theories on that. I'd prefer to stay neutral at this point. It could, it could not.

Wait, so it'll just give you another Perk? Why only six? It gives you an empty perk bottle drop that opens up additional spots for perk inventory it lasts the entire game, even if you are downed. The mounds glow orange. o_o seriously?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvtK8Zph9zE Doesn't work if you already have four Perks apparently. Seems like it was bogus.

Wait, so it'll just give you another Perk? Why only six?