MysteryMachineX

@CrazyTrain: I've tried it. It is physically impossible. @JMDogg: In the "old days" before Black Ops II came out, you were expected to search to see if your thread hadn't already been discussed, resulting in repeats. It was something that would result in the closing of threads. Just because no one enforces a rule does not make it obsolete.

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Great thread. Thanks for the mention. Personally, I don't think "trolling" is a good name for my offensive tactics. The internet term "trolling" usually refers to something despicable, and the game encourages the option of playing aggressively.

Honestly you guys sound like spoiled brats. The game is popular. They're not going to end it just because you guys... well I honestly can't see how you can be in your right mind to HOPE the game ends. Btw, that's not an invitation to explain it to me. You will never get me to understand that. This game will continue just like Pokemon continues. You may whine "Another generation? Another 100 Pokemon? Laaaaame." Yet millions of people will love it, and often enough, you will too. How dare you call yourself a Zombies fan.

Please. Zombies will eventually become its own game.

Element 115 was found to restimulate dead cells and then entire bodies. If you left a petri dish of dead cells and exposed them to 115, the cells would come back to life. If you left a human "ham" and exposed it to 115, the ham would begin biological processes again. If you left a corpse and exposed it to 115, it would become a Zombie. Note though that these effects only apply to primates. 115 can only react within the Order of primates, i.e. rats and bats cannot become Zombies. Also, they don't truly come back to life. The cells begin life processes again, but the corpse has already been decaying. So if you wanted to become a Zombie, you would have to die. If 115 was exposed near your body, you would then become a Zombie and attack people. You can only "infect" by killing someone. The 115 that raised you, as well as the 115 you carry with you, would then turn that dead body into another Zombie. Also, Zombies want meat, but only dead meat. It's strange. Also, Zombies have short life spans. Without close observation, they always end up dying somehow. Each type of Zombie we have found have reasons for their founding. The regular Zombie is obvious. H*llhounds were a freak accident due to the tele porters; they are the exception to the primate rule. Gas Zombies are mutated Zombies with Nova 6. The Pentagon Thief is a Zombie that somehow retained part of his mentality, like Subject Two-Six, another smart-ish Zombie. Space Monkeys are mutated chimps that reanimated just like the humans. George Romero had some weird electric side effect; I'll get into that momentarily. Shrieker Zombies are ancient Zombies that have lost most of their mass but preserved by some type of mummification. Napalm Zombies simply had napalm in their systems when they reanimated (very short life expectancy). Monkey Zombies are just monkeys that reanimated; their behavior is strange for Zombies, though. Phasing Zombies are Gas Zombies even more mutated. Astro-Zombies are Zombies wearing spacesuits at the time of reanimation. Element 115 also has electrical properties. This is what made it so useful. In fact, the Zombie thing was merely the side-effect. The reason 115 was so great was because of its electrical properties that could be utilized in MANY MANY ways. This is where we get Wonder Weapons, Teleporters, George, etc.

Okay. Thank you very much. :)

I think you guys are being harsh. Just make sure to explain more next time MrShortKhop. Anyhow, while it may be interesting to think about, I don't think the implications are very large.

Still can't believe they didn't take it down. Thank you Electric. People don't realize how important semantics are. It's only a matter of time before both nuclear and nukular become correct. That's how coupon (coo-pon) came to be. Enough people said it wrong.

If you're going to made a thread about twitter, at least be kind enough to re-post the twittered message and whatnot. Not everyone uses it... or wants to... like ever...

@Tattoo: Well the Bus Driver IS the bus. He and the bus are one in the same. He's connected to it. So that of what you said is logical. @Flammenwerfer: I am surprised they haven't changed it yet. When I have a problem with the Wiki, I don't change it. I tried that once; ignorant people stopped me. @83457: Lol, well BuD actually makes sense; it has reason behind it.

Things we asked for and then were given: Zombies campaign attachments bigger maps buildables more interactable environments more tactical grenades solo leaderboards

viewtopic.php?f=100&t=18279 '80's For the Call of the Dead paradox:

What I do is I'll use the Box to get weapon. If I get a bad weapon, it won't be the end of the world. If the Box leaves, then I'll resort to a wall weapon.

You seem to know your stuff chosenone. Well, yes and no. One of the reasons wall weapons are more versatile is because of their availability. However, that doesn't change the effectiveness of the weapon itself. In fact, availability is something that simply gives me an excuse to use a weapon OTHER than the best. If the Mystery Box is not around, then sure get a wall weapon. But I am, in every sense, settling for a less-than-optimal weapon due to limitations. One should also be versatile in himself or herself. If you are given a random weapon from the Box, you need to know how to just accept what you've been given and know how to use it.

What you got wrong was making a thread talking about "Transmit" when no one has any idea what you are talking about. When you make a thread, you should explain it a bit more.

The mode is called TranZit. I don't even know where you got the other thing.

Great point Infest. The problem is that is NOT his name. What if I called you Jimmybob because I thought it accentuated your character? Really? That is completely subjective! I think the Bus Driver is a much formal and more eloquent name than some human name. There are many, more important characters with more obscure names, like the Mexican, or Patient Two-Six, or Patient 13225, or the Pentagon thief. Who do you define as everyone? Anyone who actually played the game, and then comes on the internet to find the atrociously incorrect information will have never heard of this "TEDD" person. The GAME LITERALLY CALS HIM the Bus Driver. Opinions being used in place of facts is always a sign for the worst. The Bus Driver would love this thread. He's missing two arms, and he is physically connected to a bus with his GPS malfunctioned. Not to mention that the ungrateful passengers he is driving around decided to "change" his name. He'd be happy if someone would call him by the name he was concepted with. My name is a part of me, and I wouldn't want people calling me by something that was not my name. Treyarch has said he is called the Bus Driver. So if you want to take his perspective, it would be INSULTING to use something other than his name. Since the birth of science. http://www.semantic-science.org/

Semtex Gremades are much easier to control than Frag Grenades. If you disagree, then you aren't using them to their full potential.

Great point PINNAZ!

Thanks Electric. Also, the credits officially call him the "Bus Driver". And yes, it is capitalized that way.

No, I wasn't saying my ideas for Grief were better than yours. I was saying my new ideas for Grief were better than my former ideas of Grief. I said myself when I was talking about Grief earlier that my ideas weren't good. So I bettered my ideas. My Grief ideas V.2, if you will. I wasn't comparing it to you. And Nazis versus Soviets worked in that one case. That was a great idea. But I do think some maps, especially ones after WWII, needs something other than Nazis. I figured that when you hover over a selection that took place before the Earth was nuked, the Earth would "fade", i.e. when you went to Siberia, the Earth would look normal. But when you scrolled over to Green Run the Earth would rotate and fade to its destroyed look. And thank you.

Berlin Germany Nacht der Untoten Survival Grief (Soviets v. Nazis) Turned Verrückt Survival Grief (Americans v. Nazis) Turned Der Riese Survival Grief (Americans v. Nazis) Turned Kino der Toten Survival Grief (Americans v. Soviets) Turned Rising Sun Japan Shi No Numa Survival Grief (Americans v. Japanese) Turned District of Columbia U.S.A. "Five" Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned House Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned Facility Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned Baikonur Soviet Union Ascension Survival Grief (Americans v. Soviets) Turned Siberia Soviet Union Call of the Dead Survival Grief (Production v. Soviets) Turned Overlook Survival Grief (Americans v. Soviets) Turned Paradise Himalayas Shangri-La Survival Grief (British v. Germans) Turned Nevada U.S.A. No Man's Land Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned Nuketown Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned Green Run Northern Hemisphere Bus Depot TranZit Survival Turned Farm Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned Town Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned Tropics Africa Temple Survival Grief (CIA v. CDC) Turned By the way, here is another version where I didn't insert my (better) ideas for Grief:

It wouldn't make sense for those three to be the same guy. The first one he is hearing Richtofen. The second he is obeying Maxis. The third he is denouncing Maxis.

I could argue and assist one side over the other, but personally with the whole watch conundrum, what's the point? The next DLC comes out in a few weeks; so I'm just going to sit tight before re-thinking everything we think we know.