CallMeWelvin
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VIBE;4867043 said:
Why would you trade in 2 classics?
Why would you trade in 2 classics?
CallMeWelvin
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VIBE;4867043 said:
DNB1;4880488 said:
Bruh zombies will have more than 4 players... this shit is epic
#BlackOps2
MrSoutCity
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I was never a fan of Zombies.
CallMeWelvin
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MrSoutCity;4880804 said:
How can you not
Taking from blackops2info.com
Inevitable with every Call of Duty release, is a major leak and it’s no different with this year’s blockbuster, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
After a developer / beta build of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 was stolen, information which should have been kept from prying eyes started to appear on the Interwebs. At the same time, this theft confirms information which appeared in a previous leak. The Tesla Gun (Treyarch calls it “The Undead Zapper”), new games modes and more. You can read about that leak here: Leaked Black Ops 2 Zombies Info – Play as a Zombie, Tesla Gun & More!
And yes, the recent leak also confirms the Transit map name which appeared in yet another leak, which you can find here: Leaked Black Ops 2 Achievements
The leak which reveals the new Zombies game modes comes from the same files as the Multiplayer map names. But unfortunately, aren’t as clear as the Multiplayer map names. In the files, we can make out the follow names / game modes:
1.Classic
2.Survival
3.Race
4.Meat
5.No Man’s Land
6.Turned
7.Returned
8.Grief
Going out on a limb here, I’m assuming the first 4 options will be game modes. We’ve got a Classic (4 vs 4?), Survival (round based), Race and Meat game modes. I’m especially inclined to believe the Meat game mode since it appeared in a leak months ago.
The remaining 4 names are anyone’s guess. Turned and Returned could refer to the new feature which allows a player to get infected and turn into a Zombie. All of this can be read in the previously mentioned leak. I’d have no idea as to what the words “No Man’s Land” and “Grief” refer to. These could be game modes, terms / actions within a game mode. Who knows.
The theft of the Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 developer / beta build is a nightmare for Treyarch. Most of the information Treyarch kept secret is out there now and there is no way to make it disappear. However, in previous years the thefts / leaks didn’t result in less sales. So the damage is limited in a way.
Inevitable with every Call of Duty release, is a major leak and it’s no different with this year’s blockbuster, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
After a developer / beta build of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 was stolen, information which should have been kept from prying eyes started to appear on the Interwebs. At the same time, this theft confirms information which appeared in a previous leak. The Tesla Gun (Treyarch calls it “The Undead Zapper”), new games modes and more. You can read about that leak here: Leaked Black Ops 2 Zombies Info – Play as a Zombie, Tesla Gun & More!
And yes, the recent leak also confirms the Transit map name which appeared in yet another leak, which you can find here: Leaked Black Ops 2 Achievements
The leak which reveals the new Zombies game modes comes from the same files as the Multiplayer map names. But unfortunately, aren’t as clear as the Multiplayer map names. In the files, we can make out the follow names / game modes:
1.Classic
2.Survival
3.Race
4.Meat
5.No Man’s Land
6.Turned
7.Returned
8.Grief
Going out on a limb here, I’m assuming the first 4 options will be game modes. We’ve got a Classic (4 vs 4?), Survival (round based), Race and Meat game modes. I’m especially inclined to believe the Meat game mode since it appeared in a leak months ago.
The remaining 4 names are anyone’s guess. Turned and Returned could refer to the new feature which allows a player to get infected and turn into a Zombie. All of this can be read in the previously mentioned leak. I’d have no idea as to what the words “No Man’s Land” and “Grief” refer to. These could be game modes, terms / actions within a game mode. Who knows.
The theft of the Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 developer / beta build is a nightmare for Treyarch. Most of the information Treyarch kept secret is out there now and there is no way to make it disappear. However, in previous years the thefts / leaks didn’t result in less sales. So the damage is limited in a way.
kanggoodie
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zombie map screen shots
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kanggoodie
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kanggoodie
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taken from ign
The biggest change to Call of Duty: Black Ops 2's Zombie gameplay comes in the form of its campaign mode. Titled Tranzit, this tosses you and up to three of your friends into the biggest world the team at Treyarch has ever created for Zombies. Your goal in Tranzit is simple: kill all the undead that you come across and leave a trail of bodies in your wake. You and your team jump between a number of locales along the way, doing what appears to be defensive stands and clearing them out before moving on to the next place. However, getting from place to place isn't a simple loading screen, but instead requires you to get there by foot or by bus. It's unclear whether or not you'll be able to steer the bus, but the first trailer makes it pretty clear you'll be defending yourself and perhaps even building barricades in order to survive the journey between survival spots.
You'll also have plenty to look out for while you're battling in the zombie-infested wasteland, as Tranzit now includes "buildables," something Treyarch describes as elements you can put together to do things like open up new parts of the world or make weapons. As for how the campaign ends? That's anyone's guess. Treyarch is playing whatever story it's inserting into Tranzit close to its chest, which fits with its strategy of letting the fans parse together the narrative through message boards and other online communities.
If Tranzit doesn't sound like your thing, if you're the type of person that just wants to hop in with friends and defend a single position, you'll be pleased to hear that Survival mode is returning with Black Ops 2. Playable either solo or with three friends, Survival offers the classic survival experience wherein you build defenses and hold out. The nitty-gritty details haven't been discussed, but the environments you play in are apparently custom-made takes on locations from the Tranzit campaign.
Cooperative play isn't for everyone, and while Black Ops 2 will feature a competitive multiplayer mode as well, Treyarch's also developing a new take on competitive play for Zombies called Grief. Internally the team at Treyarch likes to refer to Grief as "4z4," because unlike traditional competitive games both sides have to deal with a third party that wants their brains -- the Zombies. In Grief, your only goal is to have your team outlive the other, but, unlike every other Call of Duty mode you've ever played, you can't shoot other players. Instead you have to "grief" them and get the zombies to do the work for you. Treyarch's being disappointingly mum in regards to how "griefing" actually works, so for now we're left to speculate about how we'll be attempting to kill our friends come November.
If there's a rule or any other part of Zombies' three modes that you don't like, Treyarch wants you to tweak them and create your own using the Custom games feature -- a first for Zombies. You can live out your hardcore zombie fantasy and make it so only headshots kill, turn off magic items and set your starting round.
The biggest change to Call of Duty: Black Ops 2's Zombie gameplay comes in the form of its campaign mode. Titled Tranzit, this tosses you and up to three of your friends into the biggest world the team at Treyarch has ever created for Zombies. Your goal in Tranzit is simple: kill all the undead that you come across and leave a trail of bodies in your wake. You and your team jump between a number of locales along the way, doing what appears to be defensive stands and clearing them out before moving on to the next place. However, getting from place to place isn't a simple loading screen, but instead requires you to get there by foot or by bus. It's unclear whether or not you'll be able to steer the bus, but the first trailer makes it pretty clear you'll be defending yourself and perhaps even building barricades in order to survive the journey between survival spots.
You'll also have plenty to look out for while you're battling in the zombie-infested wasteland, as Tranzit now includes "buildables," something Treyarch describes as elements you can put together to do things like open up new parts of the world or make weapons. As for how the campaign ends? That's anyone's guess. Treyarch is playing whatever story it's inserting into Tranzit close to its chest, which fits with its strategy of letting the fans parse together the narrative through message boards and other online communities.
If Tranzit doesn't sound like your thing, if you're the type of person that just wants to hop in with friends and defend a single position, you'll be pleased to hear that Survival mode is returning with Black Ops 2. Playable either solo or with three friends, Survival offers the classic survival experience wherein you build defenses and hold out. The nitty-gritty details haven't been discussed, but the environments you play in are apparently custom-made takes on locations from the Tranzit campaign.
Cooperative play isn't for everyone, and while Black Ops 2 will feature a competitive multiplayer mode as well, Treyarch's also developing a new take on competitive play for Zombies called Grief. Internally the team at Treyarch likes to refer to Grief as "4z4," because unlike traditional competitive games both sides have to deal with a third party that wants their brains -- the Zombies. In Grief, your only goal is to have your team outlive the other, but, unlike every other Call of Duty mode you've ever played, you can't shoot other players. Instead you have to "grief" them and get the zombies to do the work for you. Treyarch's being disappointingly mum in regards to how "griefing" actually works, so for now we're left to speculate about how we'll be attempting to kill our friends come November.
If there's a rule or any other part of Zombies' three modes that you don't like, Treyarch wants you to tweak them and create your own using the Custom games feature -- a first for Zombies. You can live out your hardcore zombie fantasy and make it so only headshots kill, turn off magic items and set your starting round.
kanggoodie
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Treyarch NEVER disappoints...
themadlionsfan
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lol @ treyarch leaving infinity ward in the dust
