Nuketown Clock Sound on MoTD

[MildefEE]

Hey everybody,

Sorry if somebody else already posted about this, but i was playing MoTD and went to the GG bridge to kill the zombies for the H'Retriever after i was on it i heard the nuketown clock on the bridge, nothing really else to say i let it to you guys! Peace!

[ZombicidalManiac]

I noticed that too. I wonder what it means...if it means anything at all.

[MysteryMachineX]

It might just be a reused sound effect.

Like:

Clocks make a noise A.

But not all noises A come from clocks.

[Flammenwerfer]

I agree with MMX. The sound that the clock makes isn't limited to only the clock. It could be some sort of universal zombie sound.

[DeadMike]

I thought it was a reference to Nuketown Zombies.

Like when you hear Richtofen doing the Moon EE in Nuketown.

[Guest]

http://www.callofdutyzombies.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=149&t=32282

the clock sound in Mob of the Dead is in 1930s or so.

Nuketowns clock is heard after the 1970s which means that in was electronic and not a natural bell sound like in MOTD.

[Why1sTheRumGone]

maybe nuketown is stuck in a cycle aswell,..?

[InfestLithium]

maybe nuketown is stuck in a cycle aswell,..?

But Nuketown doesn't have a purpose to be stuck in the cycle. If that were the case, then Moon would be stuck in a cycle (which we know it's not).

[MysteryMachineX]

maybe nuketown is stuck in a cycle aswell,..?

But Nuketown doesn't have a purpose to be stuck in the cycle. If that were the case, then Moon would be stuck in a cycle (which we know it's not).

Well, I wouldn't be too sure. I think it is implied that since we KNOW Alcatraz is in a cycle that all the other maps might be in one as well. Impossible to prove either way I think. But it does turn some cogs in the head. Just a thought.