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Read the whole thread. We already took care of it. Heck, read my first comment. I even used the word 'honest'.

@The Meh I'm no mod, but you need to cool it, dude. This has been resolved. Read the whole thread. @UnleashThePwniez has altered course and we're trying to put this in the past. No point in making antagonistic comments. He's heard it from a number of folks already. I'd recommend you remove these posts.

I try to always stay in the know, while trying to stick to relevant discussion, so I'd like to hear more about expectations.

No worries. Thanks for letting us know how it turned out. I know things started off rough, but hope to see you around the threads! Happy hunting! Let's tone it down, guys. He started off overconfident, but did admit he was mistaken. Let's put this in the past and show good ol' CoDZ hospitality @M16 EPIC has it become common these days? Maybe it was revived in a TV show or something, 'cause that's an old one. My dad said it a lot when I was young.

We have discussed it several times; however, it won't be so much about what can be found, but more about pouring over our archives and splitting up the facts to their respective maps.

There's nothing here. MadGaz and Iowa tried this, and things got really ugly in the community and they really messed up their rep. "Don't count your chickens..."

Feel free to ask any of the folks on here who know me quite well and datamining doesn't sit any better with me. In the meantime...this 'guaranteed' Easter egg remains nothing but a texture in the Giant Green Light category. I'd also recommend you tone down your attitude. Whether online in any forum or in a real life setting, your approach is not a good place to start if you want to make friends or earn respect. Now, I'm not going to battle it out with you. Simply suggest you reconsider.

@UnleashThePwniez Welcome to CoDZ! Sorry, but I'm gonna be honest with you, pal. Titling this thread a 'must read for EE hunters' is very presumptive, especially since glitching is not a legitimate form of EE hunting. Not only that, but glitching is generally looked down upon around here. This forum is made up, for the most part, of experienced players who actually hunt EEs the way they were intended to be. On the other hand, that spider web has been there, and in plain sight. Sorry to start off like this-but it's only fair to let you know.

I appreciate this very much. Good stuff. Just a technical detail: "Once the team teleports back, they must enter the code into the computer near the death ray after using the death ray with the fuse as a means to power the computer." A fuse actually just completes the circuit between the power source and the device to be powered. Also, the Golden Rod was originally given to Richtofen by a Soviet submarine upon his return to the 935 Siberia Base in 2011, where he was assisted by the actors. Just a detail. Otherwise, good stuff. We need more write ups on these.

Perhaps something like this could be added to the LFG's metadata in the form of a checkbox that prompts the OP for answers (i.e., check: Completed Previous EE -> Select: Ascension, Moon, Die Rise). Amultiple-choice filter would be helpful, i.e.: filter by: PS4, Der Eisendrache, Mic, Completed Previous EE I'll repost over in the LFG thread.

@anonymous thanks for this! I will review it-it's certainly a legendary thread! I will also review my own to determine whether it contradicts the current depiction of the Aether, and will letcha know!

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@Chopper Here's another I would recommend for its respective forum:

Can't believe I overlooked this for so long! Excellent work, archiving this story. Will recommend for pinning.

@Chopper awesome! Thanks a ton! I'll ask Tac which other resources he has created-he's constantly documenting stuff that would be extremely valuable to have on high availability.

Is there anywhere on the main page where y'all might consider sticking this and other related topics by @PINNAZ or @Tac?

Best place for CoD Zombies on the web, if I say so myself! Welcome aboard! Always glad to see more old vets. See ya in the threads!

So what does that mean for Treyarch? Next release in 2018?

Welcome, Erynn! @DeathBringerZen speaks truth, but hey, I will say I have not completed SoE either and may be looking for a squad very soon. Otherwise, enjoy the site! It's a good crowd, and definitely the best forum in the community if I say so myself. :) Hope to see you in the threads!

Welcome to the site! You'll have to forgive me for going canon lawyer on you here, but the original lines refer to finding Sam's various stuffed animals across the map, as we did in Der Riese, but not to a game with Fluffy. Based on the dialogue, Sam's old game was intended to light an interdimensional beacon, making it a cosmic game of hide and seek. Maxis says 'there must be a purpose to this.' And in finishing the game, you realize that the purpose all along was to light the beacon so that you could be 'found'. The Spoked Universe Theory is, perhaps the best Multiversal theory I have ever heard suggested, however.

Awesome! So jealous. Still got 4 weeks to go.

I've been hearing folks say this for so long, but I think it's been misconstrued. In Call of the Dead, we are actually given the Golden Rod by a Soviet submarine that bounces a beam off the top of the lighthouse and down. Call of the Dead has a history and reeks, if you will, of human experimentation. The ship is covered in shipping containers with human-shaped cutouts where subjects were clearly retrained and hooked up to some kind of device; the radios are the story of Richtofen's experiments, and the tradition of a person being beamed up like that is usually used in alien abduction stories where experimentation takes place. I do not believe that what happens at CotD is a human sacrifice, despite the 'resemblance' to SoE.

I always hate to disagree with you. But I must point out the keyword here is 'assume.' Through all the darkness and even references to 'great evil,' there has never been much indicating that the devil or any such variation inhabits the MPD. I understand much of the community has come to assume this is the case, but 'great evil' can also refer to a situation or an element that brings suffering. Not to mention that the devil known as Lucifer/Satan is a deceiver, notorious for disguising himself as an angel of light and beauty, often offering wealth and pleasure on earth in return for his target's soul. On the other hand, the Vril-Ya are still supposedly a far more intelligent race of beings, a status that certainly poses a 'far more terrible' theat to humanity than a mere mad scientist with an ego and a power trip does. Now, while the Vril Ya known as the Keepers may be extraordinarily intelligent, I believe that they have a major flaw: they are unable to perceive individual differences, and, blindly and mindlessly dedicated to pursuing and accomplishing (or deterring) whatever it is the are assigned to do. They're almost like living computers: emotionless, but accurate, problem-solving, and methodically efficient while having excellent foresight. It is these traits that make the Vril-Ya a truly dangerous and ominous threat to the universe. As we have seen, a single corrupted keeper can really raise hell. And I'll go ahead and say that I believe the Shadow man was actually from a race of small white mice crossbred with spidermonkeys and a diseased fruit bat, hence his incredibly low IQ.

They are actually coming back for Xbox One players. Black Ops 1 will hopefully be backwards compatible soon. PlayStation seems to have skipped out on that idea, sadly.

So glad to see this finally concluded. I mean, yes, a man can survive without his spleen, but I don't think they would under the good ol' "Butcher." Richtofen wasn't the type to keep someone alive if he didn't deem them useful to him. However, I think we have much more to learn about how he was the "subject from Mexico," if he was a Keeper... Also, didn't he keep a journal? Have we seen it? Is it in English/Spanish or Apothicon?