Reference? (Thoughts needed)

[ArronMalins]

Is it just me thinking that the name "Die Rise" is a play on words for the new perk? Who's Who, When you die, you rise again!

[xiRoNiCzZ]

i fort it was called die rise, bcus "die rise" in germany means "the rise"

[xiRoNiCzZ]

and of course the whole nazi zombie thing

[Flammenwerfer]

i fort it was called die rise, bcus "die rise" in germany means "the rise"

No, "der Anstieg" means "the rise". It's called Die Rise because it's a pun on High Rise.

[Technicuddle]

It's refers to the introduction of the map. Where the new characters all die and then Richtofen "revives" them

They were dead. Then they rose again.

[InfestLithium]

It's refers to the introduction of the map. Where the new characters all die and then Richtofen "revives" them

They were dead. Then they rose again.

This. It could be additionally alluding to High Rise as well just for the outline of the name in general. Note that the name of the mode usually is referencing the way the gameplay is set up. For instance, Tranzit revolves around...well, a transit vehicle and/or mode of transportation (how the crew got there or how they will leave as such). That was one of the biggest factors in making it different from what maps we've encountered before. Die Rise has a more obvious, yet sentimental meaning behind the name.