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Also denizens can attack you as well. oh and there's lava. And lots of pit falls. And the panzer makes a come-back.

Ascetics and custom weapons would be nice.

Yeah that's cool and all, but I personally don't like grinding. Double XP is good for me.

Actually an apple a day keeps the doctor away. The doctor is rictofen. Richtofen destroyed all the apples on earth when he became samantha.

I've never liked Mt. Dew. Love me some doritos, but can't stand Mt.Dew

You can play any disc based X1 game offline without an internet connection. Title updates are not necessary to play anything. How would a console even know you needed a title update if it's not online. Point being even if you have started a title update and it cuts out midway, you can delete the title update and continue playing offline. Didn't let me do that. See what happened was the internet cut out DURING the title update (at about 15%) and try as I might, I couldn't play the game without the update.

We know. It's the hardened edition that doesn't come with the season's pass that's the issue. See, the hardened edition is by far the best deal, IF it included the seasons pass like the others which it doesn't. The digital deluxe edition includes the (unimportant) weapons camos and the giant WITH the season's pass, making IT the best deal, HOWEVER, it does not come with a hard-copy of the game, meaning there's no disc, only a code which downloads the game, which, as it turns out, is actually the MOST effective means to get the game,as it allows one to begin the download a day or two ahead of schedule, so unlike other versions, this version allows you to simply start playing the game at midnight on Nov. 6th as opposed to getting the game, driving home, downloading it from the disc, and then playing. The juggernog edition gets you the season's pass, early access to the giant, AND a hardcopy of the game, but you've got to drop the extra 100 dollars for the fridge and it's already out of stock. Lastly you can just get a normal version of the game on disc and a season's pass for about 110$ which is reasonable, but you don't get access to the giant early.

(Black screen) "Your sins serve only as an invitation.... (Screen flashes to show a few pictures of morgue city, eventually zooming in on the ruby rabbit club) And invitation to an evil... Beyond your compression." The next scene shows Jessica singing onstage and attracting the attention of a man, who's face never comes into perspective, who's got a cigar in his hand and then moves to head around back. Meanwhile, Nero is preparing for his act, tossing knife after knife at his stage girl, every one narrowly missing her. Eventually he gives up and calls it a day. It's then that a man walks in, shoots the woman and whacks Nero in the head when he tries to run. Meanwhile outside the gunshot has been muffled by other gunshots of a few gangsters haggling a defenseless man on the street. It's here the man turns around to see the cop, begging the cop to help. But the cop just takes the gangster's money and shoots the man dead. The cop parts ways and once he turns the corner, steps into a pool of water, complains about his shoes, and then looks up to see a shadowy man at a power box, he turns it on briefly, and BUZZZZZZ the cop's out cold. The buzzing has also drowned out the sound of the boxing arena next door, who is announcing to get the boxer on stage. Here we see him wrap his brass-knuckle bandages and kick the crap out of the opponent. He's victorious, until the announcer says that he's got another challenger, whom we only see in a shadowy glance, who's got a baseball bat and knocks out the boxer. The banging is replaced by the fem-fetal (Jessica) seducing a man to the bed upstairs above the ruby rabbit. He's concerned about the handcuffs, but even moreso when she goes for the scissors. He's quickly killed by a stab to the heart. The fem fetal then sits up where a lightning flash shows the shadow man behind her with a crowbar. One swift kick to the head and she's out cold. Nero wakes up in the street later, furious he goes to a man who's also asleep but upon waking finds that the man is actually a zombie. A small killing montage endures with the boxer, the fem-fetal, and the cop as well. Eventually they all end up in the street where the zombies stop, and a voice comes on the speakerphone: "Welcome to Morg City my friends... Hope you enjoy it here.... " (Cut to black after being shot by the cop's gun) ----------------- Important: This map actually features a new starting system. Before starting a game (before you even enter the lobby) You can choose: ---------A starting weapon: These are unlocked over XP progression, but the default is the Mr6. Unlocked in this map are: -The snub - A small revolver pistol that's stronger then a M1911, but has less amo. Upgraded it becomes the bolt-gun and fires large rail-bolts through multiple zombies. -The brass knuckles (Melee only) -Upgraded it becomes the sucker-punch wich is basically the one-inch punch from origins. -The throwing knives (Like 3 tomahawks you can stab with) -Upgraded each one gets a separate effect: Explode, Shock, and Freeze, you can retreive any one you like) As well one can unlock the mauser from "The giant" map and the M1911 by just reaching a high enough rank on any map. ---------Next is perma-perks: Perma perks are like supply-drop buffs from AW's MP. In a game of zombies it's possible to find a yellow drop with a "!" symbol. Grab that to obtain a surprise when you finish the game, The price can be: An XP bonus, a perms-perk to add to your list, or even parts for your custom weapon. Perms-Perks themselves can range from the common "Perma-jug" which will give you an extra hit, but also it slices the XP you receive in half: Good for new players, not for hardcore zombie players, to the "Metal barriers" perms-perk which does nothing to XP. Likewise there's also the half-cash perma-perk which DOUBLES the XP you receive, but causes you to only earn HALF as much cash as you would (IE a barrier now only earns 5pts as opposed to 10). There's also "First room bonus" Where you earn Double XP for as long as you stay in the starting area, once you open a door/leave, the perk's effects are gone. Each player can only hold one Perma-perk when they play, and only they receive the effects. ---------Your gun: In the mystery box there is a single weapons slot taken up by "You're gun" which is a custom weapon you've built that you can put into THIS map. It can be modified and altered by any means you wish. It's entirely yours to build, alter, upgrade and win at. You can get these parts from a "!" drop: -Base weapon (Weapon type: SMG, LMG, Launcher, pistol,ect.) -Attachments: (Scopes, laser sites, a-kimbo) -Amo assistance: (Extra-amo, small amo (less damage greater amount), big amo (More damage less amount) -Camo (self explanatory) -Upgrade: When PAPed the gun will gain upgraded properties to your liking: for example: (explosive amo, harder amo, 2nd attachment, ect.) ------------------------ Now for the actual map. The actual map is huge, and decided into 3 districts all accessible via the suspended train. The train can be called from any train-stop and can be used for 500$ a move. The 3 districts are: -Entertainment -Shopping and -Music You begin your journey in the entertainment district.... The map is much too intricate to list every detail about the map, so I'll just list the highlights of each district. This is the area primarily shown in the trailer, there's 3 levels: Water-level, Street-level, and the walkways. You start in an ally on street level. To begin there's an elevator you can buy, this can mean a trip UP to the walkway level, or it can malfunction and drop you to water-level, what happens is completely random. Sense this is in the starting area, this costs 500 and can only be used once. (Quick revive's in the ally too). On Street level, there's the quick-revive perk, as well as the typical starter weaponry: Rifle or shotgun. There's also an ally way out to the main road for 2000. Alternatively, one can head down the path behind them through the Sacrificial Trap. A sacrificial trap is marked by the cuneiform symbols and when activated will teleport anything that walks through to the nightmare room (lair of Cathuhlu). The nightmare room will INSTANTLY kill zombies, players will be able to survive for short periods of time (about a minute), but if they want to escape they HAVE to unlock the door out. The door out WILL bring you back to the portal, but it also brings one one round closer to summoning the monstrous entity seen in the trailer, OR the parasitic bugs. The monster is pretty strait forward to take out, shoot it's 3 heads and it keels right over. The BUGs are the real issues, as they're airborne and will sting you in swarms. It's best to get to lower ground when this happens. You need to kill the monster, or the bugs, to finish the round. Regardless of if the door's opened or not, after every 10 rounds the door opens anyways, if a door is opened, the boss appears one round earlier for each time it's opened. (5 for fighting: In Shadows of Evil, fight a beast by round 5) Now, on the main road, you'll gain access to a numerous amount of places: -The jazz/Music district (see way down) -The blast-radius theater: The blast-radius theater is a peculiar building which costs 1250 to enter and it's only purpose is to acquire PHD Slider (same jingle and logo, just like with double tap 2.0). The main difference in this perk is now when one Slides they do it with momentum allowing them to cross some gaps one would otherwise consider impossible as the ceiling is too low to jump, likewise it can be used to push THROUGH trains of zombies without their annoying hit-boxes keeping you in. It loses it's signature flopping move, but the versatility effects, splash damage relief, and fall damage relief should still make this perk a valued resource. On the upper levels of the theater one can use the sliding move to access a weapon on the wall on the other side of the upstairs area. Booster's Pipe: a smoke-house: NOTE over-exposure to this area causes hallucinations (zombies that arn't there) you can't get hurt from them and they don't have hit boxes, but don't waste your amo on them, they should turn to smoke when inflicted with any amount of damage. On boss-waves this room doesn't operate. This also is the main passage way between the water-level and the street-level. It costs 1000 to enter. (420 DAMN IT: In Shadows of Evil, kill 420 hallucinations) Boss waves: these are only included in the next-gen versions of the game, and basically what happens is that the zombie count DOUBLES when the read zombie-hand drop is collected. So instead of the normal 24, there's a whopping 48 zombies running around it also doubles the amount of zombies that would have come that round. While this may seem like hell, remember if you survive you've got a LOT of points on ya. Getting 2 of these at the same time does nothing. The cafe: Not to be confused with the coffee shop, this area is almost entirely useless, but you can blast the back wall open to find the weapon storage vault. (Like the fridge from Tranzit) (750 door) -Hotel: This is one of the 2 areas of sleep in this town, not that it matters. You can use the balcony of the upstairs to access the walkways above here. It's 750 for the main door, and 500 for the room upstairs. Suspended train: You can buy access to this little loco-motive for 1000. When in use (costs 500 to use, 0 to call to a location) it quickly speeds around the map to the next location, there's one in each of the 3 districts. Zombies do not attack the train, but the monster and the bugs will fallow it behind. Now lets discuss the area bellow.... To be continued.

The game needs the initial title update to operate. I'm fairly certain it works the same way on PS4. You can skip any of the insignificate updates AFTER the first, but the first has to be installed to my knowledge.

Upgraded versions of the same sword maybe?

Im pretty sure I saw somewhere, "The Giant" is a complete re-imagining of Der Reise. Although the layout will be fairly familiar. Hopefully, Odin, Freya, or Thor will make an appearance. Possibly even a Prototype... Well.... No, Origins is set in 1918, the giant is confirmed to be in the late 40s. You don't keep a prototype giant robot around for 30 years, you build BETTER ONES.

That's what BO3 appears to be so far, they're taking the best aspects of games: -Titan-fall's movement -Destiny's specialist -Futuristic treyarch weaponry -Hell based map from MOTD in BO2 -Origins characters based map set in the past like Origins from BO2 -Multiplayer campaign (WAW) -Beta (WAW) And mixing them together. It's a good strategy few people appreciate.

"Y'all just hating on the lawnmower turret" -Someone else, pretty sure a moderator, forgive me for not remembering it's a post from weeks ago, Codz quotes 2015.

I think we all know the most annoying death of any zombies map. The kind of death that was introduced in the worst map ever made: Death by the bullets of your own lawnmower turret shooting the last crawler while trying to get your PAPed weapon to go back in the fridge.

WAW was verruct, loved the shape and the double barrel shotgun. BO1, and my favorite map of all time was Moon. FREAKING ZOMBIES ON THE MOON. Treyarch has yet to top it. Also I would PAY to see the wave-gun again. BO2 was buried. I liked the idea and the setting. MOTD is a close second but I'm a bit too hipster for that to be my favorite. As for advanced warfare, the maps seem to be getting better as they go along, Carrier is my favorite so far, but the next map with either be the best or the worst disappointment.

Don't remind me. I got the game for disc, but while it was downloading (during a storm) my internet got cut. So I sat in frustration for 5 days while I HAD the game downloaded but couldn't play because I didn't have the update.

Also, with digital, you get early download apparently, so you can START playing the game at midnight nov. 6th instead of getting the game, running home, wait an hour for the download and title update, then playing. Or so I'm told.

Rissole thank you for making sense. If I had to guess it's going to be a VERY similar lay-out, but there'll be more items like maybe a wonderfizz, a gum-ball machine, some buildables, few interactive sections, just enough you know?

It really is poorly made isn't it? You either have to drop 200$ on the (already sold-out) juggernog edition, Purchase the season's pass apart from the hardened edition so that's like what, 150$ now, almost as much as the juggernog edition. Or get the digital deluxe edition and not get a hard-copy. OR get the base game and the Season's pass for around 110$ and get the giant late.

See but that doesn't last a whole round, it lasts until everyone's out of the house.

Well there you go. Gettin the digital deluxe version.

The details for the hardened edition haven't been released yet. I'm holding off to see those.

We don't know that yet. After all this is a re-imagining of the Der reise map. Meaning it's not the same as the first 2 times we've been here.

Also the ghost didn't have a round. You just kinda activated her when you went into her house and the lights were on. Also SHUT YOUR TRAP ENGLUND WAS MY FAVORITE COTD CHARACTER! I think it's too early to say that yet. I know so far these appear to be a MotD/CotD type of crew, but isn't it strange, if that is the case, that we're getting that map on-disc this time around? Not really. It's better marketing for the actors as well. Not everyone gets the DLCs, but everyone and their brother will get the latest COD and play zombies. Then everyone will be like : Oh hey that's Ron Pearl man he's the actor from that game... You know the zombies one... Because I'm too young and uncultured to see Hellboy. Worked on my little sister. She didn't know WHO Fidel castro was before I showed her "five".