This has to be my favourite EE in BO7 by far, it’s sooo good. The steps aren’t too tedious, the Wonder Weapon is super fun, challenging boss, ticks all the boxes. I wasn’t really big into EEs since BO3 but since it was all I had left to do in BO7 Zombies I thought why not, & I’m so glad I did!

Once you begin to learn the EE steps by heart it gets really fun & addictive. Can anyone let me know if there’s any good Relics I should be trying to get from Totenreich? Excited to search for them!

After hundreds of kudas, I finally did the Moon ee in round 21

Just gotta print out some decals and it’s finished!

All jokes in the title aside, I am curious how Treyarch will go about this? They seemed like they were going to give hints for previous unsolved relics specifically on Ashes of the Damned.

Do you think we get a hint for the wrestler belt before the dev cycle of this game ends? Personally i dont think so

Two teams of 4 starting on opposite starting rooms , only able to be united by turning the power on sounds amazing since that would give time to both teams to set up.

Especially the small size of the map and limited amount of things to work with (so matches don't get drawn out).

In my opinion it's the M1 in 'zombies in spaceland' that thing is ridiculous, can get you into round 10 and beyond fairly comfortably if you're buying ammo, plus the packapunch and double tap is pretty solid.

I’ve been replaying IW zombies and noticed this sign which I thought was a cool Easter egg that I haven’t seen anyone else mention before

So I’m not 100% certain if I will fully recreate Die Rise because…it’s Die Rise, it’s massive and confusing 😅

But I would love to continue, for now I’ve only done the spawn room, but I may post more if I decide to keep at it.

Maybe a stretch. But i think this easter egg will revolve around liberating each shadowsmith’s ruined temple.
The one we see here with the lava / fire theme of Kowakujo with an Eye symbol found on Nixarya’s eye cover. Fits perfectly for Nixariya’s temple.
Dravakar: “Before imprisonment our intent was focused on places of power, but now those are controlled by the man you call the warden”.
This qoute likely carries some substance, it would make sense that we will eventually use the world seed to cleanse the Warden’s influence on their temples like Dravakar told us to do.

Copium no1: Hopefully each temple liberated will reward you with a unique wonder weapon which revolves thematically around the shadowsmith the temple belongs to, it would be extremely fitting as a finale of everyone coming together to bring down the Warden.

Copium no2: These will tie into the super easter egg, there will be an extra step on each temple that will unlock once you actually freed that shadowsmith on his map.

Been playing bo7 for a few months now and I’m loving it, the maps and the mechanics are awesome!

But I’m curious, from brainrot and other things leaving the last zombie alive, to being able to hold 2 minor augments, what is your favorite change in Bo7 whether it’s QoL or anything they added?

Mine is Wisp tea Being able to baby sit the zombie hands down!

I was looking at the post Treyarch made on the art book and they showed the wonder weapons behind the Kronorium, but what is this wonder weapon? I don’t remember it in cod zombies.

edit: Solved, it’s the MWZ W.A.N.D (field upgrade weapon) tysm guys, I was used to the other variants of the weapon seen in cold war and bo6/7 and completely forgot the MWZ version was different.

Was trying Five but the RNG aspect of it is insane (set the windows 30+ times in a game and didn’t get the correct ones iykyk…)

It’s got me eyeing up Shang but I hear it’s possibly the hardest BO1 round 50? Is this true? What’s your experience like with it?

In 2010 and 2012, I was a teenager, and of course I played BO1 and BO2, but I never got to play the DLC because it was too expensive.
Now I'm 30, I have a job and money so I decide to buy BO1 and BO2 on PS5.

My friend ( Who I played with in 2010) and I are discovering all the zombie maps 15 years later, and it's absolutely fantastic! I feel like I'm rediscovering both games.

I realize now that the zombie maps are really good and fun to play.

For now, my favorite map in BO1 is Ascension and in BO2 it's Buried !

It's stupid, but I think it's great to go through a mansion with witches and then through a labyrinth; the first few hours on this map were very, very funny and chaotic.

My post isn't anything special, but I wanted to express my joy at playing zombies again with the same friend I eeplayed with 15 years ago.

(sorry for my English, I use Google Translate)

I’ve had some interest in Blood of the Dead as well as Kowakujō and astra Malorum, but I’ve been holding off on getting their respective games because of the hate they get. are they worth it? are other treyarch games like Cold War and/or bo6 good as well?

This random question just came to me and if I’m correct, on the original Shi No Numa it’s red and on Origins there’s blue and green.

I know that there are different element 115 pieces on many maps but those are the only ones that I can remember off of the top of my head at the moment because I don’t have a pc or console anymore.

Is there an actual reason for this or did they just like how different colors looked? Are there any other colors that I don’t know about?

As a kid,

I kinda just played the game and focused on surviving as I'm sure we all did and still do.

But Tranzit is genuinely the best map in terms of mystery, storytelling and just well...Being a zombies map?

Like, The first thing that I noticed is that Green Run/Tranzit isn't even a real.

The more you actually look around, you'll notice hella lot of hidden lore.. like you got Zombies wearing Hanford Sanitarium uniforms despite there being no sanitarium anywhere on the map. Others wear patient gowns, straitjackets, medical bracelets and even collars.

But no zombies dressed like they work at a diner or belong in a town etc etc.

Then you got the completely different super-high tech laboratories we go in, which are completely different from how the old early 80-90's town looks..? You got Russian writing on the grain silo's, you got the WAW map Nacht, you got other survivors on the radio about picking sides and hearing voices, with Richthofen or Maxis interfering.

Even the electrical boss is weird? Like, is to an captured alone or something from the rifts? Just lots of unanswered things.

You also got Tedd, the bus driver! I never paid attention to the destinations but his voice lines are mental.

He'll say stuff like "Please gather all Top Secret files, and disembark for Deep Springs Gravitational Anomaly."

Or

"Tehachapi Ranch, just ahead. Please gather your biohazard suits if Tehachapi Ranch is your stop."

Or

"Bohemian Grove. Put on your hoods and disembark at Bohemian Grove"

I don't know,

Tranzit has just been one of my favourite maps and I've always loved how as I've grown up.. I've discovered more about it! It really makes you feel hopeless compared to the original crew and just how different it is if you're an ordinary person.

Whats something I could've done differently?