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BO2 had the worst 1911

Shi got me nostalgic

BO4 has many starting weapons but the revolver is statistically near-identical to the 1911 in past games so it is the "canon" starting pistol

I’m so shite

3:03 it wasn’t

Ok, here's what's rough about this video's argument to me - I do think there's something to be said about the new Wunderfizz severely restricting any need to explore the map by just collecting literally everything you need in one place... but I find it kind of hard to take that criticism seriously, given how the Zombies community responds to mechanics intended to inconvenience you so you can't get everything you need effortlessly. I could be projecting positions you don't hold onto you, I acknowledge that - but going off of what little I see in this video, I feel like I'm seeing a bit of contradiction, and certainly you'll probably agree a large majority of Zombies players at the very least hold these opinions even if it turns out you don't. When Treyarch adds mechanics like the Monkeys in Ascension, the Astronaut in Moon, randomised perk locations, the bus and the fog in Tranzit, the random moving elevators in Die Rise, and yes even the randomness of the Wunderfizz (to a lesser extent I admit) - anything to make the process of obtaining all of your perks and keeping them more challenging - people don't react by praising how it gives the maps so much identity. They complain that it's annoying and tedious, and sometimes frustrates them enough to make them never want to touch a map again. Basically for me personally, to hear out this take I'd have to see some commitment one way or the other. I personally lean more towards these "annoying" mechanics being good for the game ultimately because they're the only things that can force you to spice up your gameplay loop and adapt. I think the different examples vary in quality - while I'm quite permissive of most of the "annoyances" I listed, I'm not so big a fan of the fact the ranomly moving elevators in Die Rise aren't just for perks, but also basic map traversal. I also admit the one thing on that list I can't stand is the monkeys, since especially in solo you can't really play around them much unless you get into real metagaming stuff like spawn manipulation. For the most part though, other than that, I feel it's healthy if anything for maps to make it almost impossible to be truly "set up". The moment you become "set up" is the moment the game becomes stale and repetitive. To be honest, I've just kind of never been a fan of the Wunderfizz full stop. You use Tranzit as an example of a map where it being so big and tough to traverse makes getting all the perks frustrating, and so the map would have benefited greatly from a Wunderfizz - but I massively disagree there, I think a Wunderfizz on Tranzit would be awful. I think it's good for the game for every perk to have its own location you have to reach, and for those locations to be kind of intentionally inconvenient for the sake of challenge - and it seems like the average player sees that when it comes to Jug spots, but not in any other context for some reason. Personally, the number 1 thing that makes Tranzit fun for me is the very fact that it is so rare that I have all 4 of the perks I want and Pack a Punch. Combined with all the things that can go wrong along the way - between the Avogadro, the bus, events like the bridge cracking from Town back to Bus Depot, and the random teleporters - Tranzit's appeal is that is the epitome of maps that force you to adapt to the constantly changing situation, rather than just holding down one camping/training spot forever. I just feel like it's kinda hyprocritical to make the point that perk locations give so much character and identity to a map, only to immediately then complain about... well actually having to go get those perks... you can't have it both ways. So ulitmately it kinda feels like the CW Wunderfizz is Treyarch going "fine, we'll do it your way", after years and years of constant backlash towards any gameplay mechanics that force the player to adapt or do anything aside from what they were already planning to. I don't personally think that's a good thing, but I also think this is what the players asked for - and credit where it's due, from the perspective of delivering a very safe and consistent experience, if that is the goal then I think the CW wunderfizz is achieving that goal well.

The DG-01 is so ass 😂

wunderfizz should be tied to a quest just like pack a punch

Gotta be honest the one thing that always loved about MWZ is that even though it was connected to both Cold War and Bo6 30-40 years after those games events, it actually tried to incorporate those Zombies story beats into the real world setting Modern Warfare always had which I just absolutely love. No offense to the other zombie games but I like a more grounded and “outbreak” based zombie mode to what the old zombie timeline had tbh, but I still love that old timeline too because nothing can top it

solo mwz was goated.

Not true, Peacekeeper is 100% the first ever dlc weapon offered. Everyone had access to it that had the DLC, with your logic we should consider every single wonder weapon that gets added a dlc weapon too like the Wave/Zap Gun in BO1, VR-11, Scavenger, Etc. These don’t count as “dlc weapons”.

"The Sheiva can carry you to high rounds, no PaP required" No.

I remember playing cod WaW zombies on the map Nacht der Untoten. On Round 15 (Mind you i was a noob at the game) i ran out of ammo from my MP40 and the round starts. I rapildly bought the mystery box for a good weapon. Until i got the Ray Gun. I was shock and excited to use it. It was a blast! (No pun intended) since then I reached Round 50. The Ray Gun has been and always will be my favorite wonder weapon throughout the Cod Zombies games.

Can't believe you didn't mention Double Tap 1.0 gave cool down weapons (literally only the flamethrower) faster cool down. Cools down 33% faster!

Cold War kinda just sucks ass

Shadows would also be truly original, right? And tranzit? Revelations is literally the complete opposite

With that logic then every map specific wonder weapons is a dlc weapon

peace Keeper of course

Hmmm a guy named porter claimed to make it and its upgrade is Porter mk2 i wonder who mad it 💀

[WORLD AT WAR] Nacht = Airfield and Hard Landing Verruckt = Asylum and Ring of Steel Shi no numa = knee deep, semper fi, makin Der Riese / the giant = Nightfire & eviction kino Der Toten = Downfall [BLACK OPS 1] cotd = project nova ascension = launch moon = hangar 18 Five = usdd and rebirth

I think definitely the PK

I would say the Peacekeeper was the first dlc gun. Zombies was a different entity.

Na, when the peace keeper first dropped and we realized how good it actually was, we all knew right then that it was pay to win, and it would be all downhill from there.

We've gone below 100k avg players. Dropped 0.5% since you looked. -39.69% since I looked, 99,920.1 avg players.

no it did not

You can get both ray guns un buried bi2

I wouldn’t count the wonderwaffe. But I get why

All we really want is perk jingles back

modern warfare isn’t cod zombies and don’t ever say it is… it’s warzone WITH zombies. pathetic ahhh game

I can't help but notice Crash Team Racing theme in the background

Well how I think of it is if your going off of an actual “dlc weapon” and the first dlc weapon ever it would be the wunderwaffe. But, if we’re going by non zombies dlc weapons then it would be the peacekeeper 100% honestly depends on how you look at it

The Nevada base is definitely referencing Area 51 not nuke town

If im being honest, i disagree :D

The Wundewaffe glitch only removed your jug if it was pack a punched, the base version was safe to use

That's referring to Area 51.. not Nuketown. Nuketown isn't a base. It's a nuclear test site

Shi No Numa gang

You’ve gotta get to a certain round for it to spawn in anyway it’s not that big of a deal 😂

The BO3 Raygun feels unfinished. No walking animation, a scuffed reload animation, and a waaaay too bright green trail when you fire it that looks yucky.

Tranzit was planned to be WAY more ambitious than it came out, apparently the CPU and RAM limitations of the Xbox 360 prevented this

Having an uncapped perk-limit is the problem with me. Also the game is extremely easy, WAY WAY too easy. We went from 2 hit, to 3 hit, to 4 hit, to fucking 7+ hit. Guns used to have less ammo in them back then, making Max Ammos a lot more valuable. Go back right now and play Blackops 2 and watch how complacent new zombies made us.

Yet everyone today complains about maps being reused assets. Stop pretending you hate the game and enjoy it like everyone else

is that fucking mcnasty????

i knew the 3rd one. but didnt know why! even the doctor learns something knew 😯

Der riese is from multiplayer? What map 😮

My personal fake for double tap 1.0 You see it would have the same abilities, but it would also give you 40% more bullet/ammo stock pile That way it wouldn’t feel like you wasted bullets

It’s because it wasn’t popular in the first place. The few idiots in the comments always defending it is crazy because it’s the worst version of zombies ever.

I still love the new designs in cold war and the reasons behind them After bo4 all the zombies items got sucked back into the dark aether and are in their somewhere ( so logically any and all items throughout cod history are in the dark aether or have an equivalent in the normal dimension ) Zykov found the old machines and being a mechanic by trade ( i think i cant honestly remember correct me if im wrong ) started to repair them because honestly what else are you going to do in a purple irradiated hellscape filled with the dead? I cant remember the actual timeline of his repairs but the wunderfizz would probably be the last as the scrap parts of other machines are used to make a casing for it Also its interesting how he didn't even bother repairing the PAP to a certain he just stuck a new part in it