Hey guys, a few of you may recognize my name from when I used to do YouTube videos based around Zombies in Call Of Duty, as just before I decided to call it quits I was featured by NGT Zombies for my thoery of solving the Nuketown Easter Egg. Anyways, the reason I am publically talking about Zombies again is because after watching what the next Call Of Duty will hold in it's own feature to try to compete with Zombies, and looking into the details of Extinction, I remembered an old theory of mine back on Blackops 1 which so far is 100% correct at the time of posting this. It may change, but so far my theory from back then is pretty spot on. I have talked to some buddies in the YT community still about this theory and a few are amazed by it, but refuse to make a video on it as it is a risky topic to say "This is my prediction of where the mode is going, this is my info to back it up" as if the smallest detail is wrong, you get torn apart by the community at times (which is why I quit YT).
Anyways, here is the theory
Okay so the creatures in extinction are not really aliens, they are prehistoric inhabitants of earth living deep underground if you listen to the audio logs and intel. On the map Call Of The Dead on Blackops 1, you retrieve
a VRIL Generator (the golden rod), which is a part of the Vril Society. The Vril Society was a secret society that no one even knows if it even existed. The Vril Society was depicted in what is an assumed Sci-fi book
written by Victorian-era writter Edward Bulwer-Lytton. The reason people believe this society did exist, is because Edward was and still is rarely known for his books being made up or a joke. The reason I think they
chose to work this into zombies is because the man who made the Vril Society a known topic has the same first name as Richtofen, and it's a real mystery, and from what I saw of Zombies so far their main selling point is
Mystery and people wondering what started it/what will happen. Anyways, to keep things short the Vril Society thought the earth was hollow and filled with alien-like creatures that have not been seen before, and will
eventually surface and destroy all of man kind, which happens in the extinction mode
How does the Call of The Dead easter egg link with Ghosts?
According to the audio logs and intel the creatures in ghosts came from inside the earth, meaning obviously in the Ghosts setting the earth is hollow. Meanwhile in Call Of The Dead you get a working Vril Generator for
Richtofen, meaning the society is/was real in the setting of the game, making the earth hollow there aswell. Also Call Of The Dead is the most future time point so far for a Zombies map, the seeming closest to it would be
Tranzit, but that came shortly after Moon/Nuketown Zombies, and in Nuketown zombies you see the Nuke fall at the end, and the last known nuclear blast test with a bomb was the Manhattan Project in the 1940/1950's (i
forget which decade, and I can explain if need be how Nuketown map is the Manhattan project site). So with Call Of The Dead being the map furthest in the future besides the Extinction mode/series, then it would explain
how with Extinction we see the aliens for the first time, they came out after Richtofen used the golden rod.
What to expect Next?
I expect whatever Sledgehammer has in story (apparently dinosaurs) will tie in some way aswell and I either add onto this or put another post when I find out how. I do expect the 3 companies will eventually work on the
zombie /alien/whatever sledgehammer is making mode together, to being all the modes together like the story seems to be secretly and subtly hinting at. Also this year for the first time in a while there have been more
apparent "leaks" on a standalone game (treyarch apparently tweeting a picture by accident, gamestop leaking a "zombie collection") and as much as these are probably fake, there is a slight chance there might be some legitimacy and we will have to wait and see.
Im curious to see what you all think of this, I got tired of waiting for my buddies on YT to make a video on it, so I figured might aswell let people know my theory and get some feedback. You can use this info for whatever, but please give me credit. I put a lot of work into this theory and making sure everything lines up over the past few months, and nothing hurts more than seeing someone take credit for something you put a lot of time and effort into..
Hey guys, a few of you may recognize my name from when I used to do YouTube videos based around Zombies in Call Of Duty, as just before I decided to call it quits I was featured by NGT Zombies for my thoery of solving the Nuketown Easter Egg. Anyways, the reason I am publically talking about Zombies again is because after watching what the next Call Of Duty will hold in it's own feature to try to compete with Zombies, and looking into the details of Extinction, I remembered an old theory of mine back on Blackops 1 which so far is 100% correct at the time of posting this. It may change, but so far my theory from back then is pretty spot on. I have talked to some buddies in the YT community still about this theory and a few are amazed by it, but refuse to make a video on it as it is a risky topic to say "This is my prediction of where the mode is going, this is my info to back it up" as if the smallest detail is wrong, you get torn apart by the community at times (which is why I quit YT). Anyways, here is the theory Okay so the creatures in extinction are not really aliens, they are prehistoric inhabitants of earth living deep underground if you listen to the audio logs and intel. On the map Call Of The Dead on Blackops 1, you retrieve a VRIL Generator (the golden rod), which is a part of the Vril Society. The Vril Society was a secret society that no one even knows if it even existed. The Vril Society was depicted in what is an assumed Sci-fi book written by Victorian-era writter Edward Bulwer-Lytton. The reason people believe this society did exist, is because Edward was and still is rarely known for his books being made up or a joke. The reason I think they chose to work this into zombies is because the man who made the Vril Society a known topic has the same first name as Richtofen, and it's a real mystery, and from what I saw of Zombies so far their main selling point is Mystery and people wondering what started it/what will happen. Anyways, to keep things short the Vril Society thought the earth was hollow and filled with alien-like creatures that have not been seen before, and will eventually surface and destroy all of man kind, which happens in the extinction mode How does the Call of The Dead easter egg link with Ghosts? According to the audio logs and intel the creatures in ghosts came from inside the earth, meaning obviously in the Ghosts setting the earth is hollow. Meanwhile in Call Of The Dead you get a working Vril Generator for Richtofen, meaning the society is/was real in the setting of the game, making the earth hollow there aswell. Also Call Of The Dead is the most future time point so far for a Zombies map, the seeming closest to it would be Tranzit, but that came shortly after Moon/Nuketown Zombies, and in Nuketown zombies you see the Nuke fall at the end, and the last known nuclear blast test with a bomb was the Manhattan Project in the 1940/1950's (i forget which decade, and I can explain if need be how Nuketown map is the Manhattan project site). So with Call Of The Dead being the map furthest in the future besides the Extinction mode/series, then it would explain how with Extinction we see the aliens for the first time, they came out after Richtofen used the golden rod. What to expect Next? I expect whatever Sledgehammer has in story (apparently dinosaurs) will tie in some way aswell and I either add onto this or put another post when I find out how. I do expect the 3 companies will eventually work on the zombie /alien/whatever sledgehammer is making mode together, to being all the modes together like the story seems to be secretly and subtly hinting at. Also this year for the first time in a while there have been more apparent "leaks" on a standalone game (treyarch apparently tweeting a picture by accident, gamestop leaking a "zombie collection") and as much as these are probably fake, there is a slight chance there might be some legitimacy and we will have to wait and see. Im curious to see what you all think of this, I got tired of waiting for my buddies on YT to make a video on it, so I figured might aswell let people know my theory and get some feedback. You can use this info for whatever, but please give me credit. I put a lot of work into this theory and making sure everything lines up over the past few months, and nothing hurts more than seeing someone take credit for something you put a lot of time and effort into..