@@itsdeedledee5260 famous voice actor. In the late 2000s and 2010s he was prolific for his appearance in stuff like Uncharted as Nathan Drake, in a bunch of Marvel Projects as Deadpool, and Rochtofen in Call of Duty Zombies.
I think my favorite part of the trailer on a second watch, is that the mobsters all ditch each other as soon as the zombies pose a threat, showing how openly selfish they all are, I'll point out the lesser known instances in the trailer for those who care. Weasel immediately begins to run for it at 1:55, only contributing to the team because a zombie was in his way. You later see him following through with his plan to run, where it obviously gets him killed since he has nowhere to go. 2:22 Blink and you'll miss it, towards the top left of the screen, you can notice a zombie JUST dropping to the floor that Finn couldn't have possibly attacked. It's implied that the 3 mobsters stayed together for a few minutes after Weasel ran away, I think this zombie dropping was killed by Billy or Sal, who are just around the corner, which is supported by the brief cut at 2:29 where we see Billy backing up and shooting down a similar looking hallway. Finn seems to have ran out of ammo or the opposite, seems to be saving it by killing zombies with his hands and feet. Either way, he's lagged behind or became dead weight, and he gets left behind. at 2:31, Sal shoots two zombies and runs to an open door, locking Billy out. I just wanted to point out that not even for a moment, did he consider helping Billy. He looks straight forward while running to the door, and shuts it before he even fully finishes looking back, Billy could've been right behind him and he still would've slammed the door in his face, because Sal clearly wants to leave him for the zombies while he escapes. He only stops to watch, probably out of guilt, as Billy always looked up to him.
that first shot to the zombie gets me every time, its so good. rays like “the fuck?” after thjs shrill acream from hell, is just terrifying and terrific rest in peace ray 🙏
Mob was one of the best zombies maps I wish they would go back to this stuff. It just don’t feel the same anymore. Cod back then felt more alive I felt like I was more with it almost “in the game” hard to explain but they did amazing with mob.
@@451R4M Not really, it's more of a reimagining. It's the same map and expanded, but the actual gameplay and overall experience is entirely different. Different characters, story, perk system, point system, guns, pack-a-punch, and no afterlife. Only the wonder weapons and Brutus returned from memory. Honestly Shadows of Evil has more in common with Mob of the Dead than Blood of the Dead
0:22 Doing a good job 0:30 working on my vids 0:38 when my brother doesn't S*** UP 0:43 Alex Mason 1:21 forgot to do things right 1:28 when you have no internet
No talking! Chats with 2 of the prisoners.. also it always bugged the shit out of me how much ammo they had and never reloading. These dudes are carrying six shooters but fire over 20 rounds at least
Before the pocket dimension BS, it was simply set in purgatory. It was a dream-like world. There are also no other prisoners before the zombies show up. The plane they craft definitely wouldn’t be able to take off. Things reset when they die.
I love this because looking back now, I notice some subtle details I didn't appreciate before. Like the attitudes of each prisoner after the zombies come out and how they reflect who they are. Weasel obviously scared and trying to escape. Billy getting straight back to work on killing, Sal looking like a disgruntled boss, mad becuz he's gotta do more work. And Finn looking like "aw shit, wtf am I in for here?".
The pistol in these cutscenes are actually the Colt python with a snub nose attachment. Imagine the python from bo1 with the snub nose attachment, and pair this with the bo2 firing sounds from campaign and zombies and you have what would have been the starting pistol :)
I just watched a 3-minute video of the MOTD in CODBO2, and it had 5683 characters in it. The level of detail in the storyline and dialogue is notable. Did anyone else catch any hidden easter eggs or standout moments in that dialogue? Let’s discuss! With so much content packed into a short video, it’s clear that the creators put a lot of effort into making every moment count. The characters' interactions and the unfolding plot are rich with nuances, creating an engaging experience for viewers. Each line seems carefully crafted to contribute to the atmosphere and narrative, making it a memorable part of the game. The attention to detail in the dialogue helps to immerse players in the world of CODBO2. Whether it's through the tone of voice, the choice of words, or the timing of delivery, every element plays a role in building the story. For fans of the series, dissecting these elements can be a rewarding experience, uncovering new layers of meaning with each viewing. The MOTD in CODBO2 is a great example of how video games can offer depth and complexity in their storytelling. One of the most exciting aspects of watching the MOTD is spotting the hidden details and easter eggs. These small elements can add a lot to the overall experience, providing extra context or a bit of fun for those who notice them. If you’ve found any interesting easter eggs or particularly impactful lines, share them with the community. It’s always great to see what others have discovered and to share insights. The 5683 characters in this video are more than just words; they’re part of what makes CODBO2’s story so compelling. Each character’s dialogue contributes to the development of the plot and the deepening of the game’s world. For players who enjoy a rich narrative, this attention to detail is a big part of what makes the game enjoyable. Whether you’re replaying the game or watching the MOTD for the first time, there’s always something new to notice and appreciate. In addition to the dialogue, the visuals and gameplay in CODBO2 are also top-notch. The combination of these elements creates a cohesive and immersive experience that draws players in. It’s clear that the developers put a lot of thought into every aspect of the game, making it a standout title in the series. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the game, there’s plenty to enjoy and explore. So, if you haven’t already, take a closer look at the MOTD in CODBO2. Pay attention to the details in the dialogue, the way the characters interact, and the overall atmosphere. You might be surprised by what you discover. And don’t forget to share your thoughts and findings with the community. The more we discuss and analyze, the more we can appreciate the artistry that went into creating this game. The MOTD in CODBO2 is a great reminder of why we love video games. It’s not just about the action or the graphics, but also about the stories they tell and the worlds they create. The 5683 characters in this video are a small part of a much larger experience, one that continues to captivate and inspire players around the world. Let’s celebrate the creativity and hard work of the developers by exploring and discussing all the elements that make this game special. in conclusion, the 5683 characters in the MOTD of CODBO2 offer a lot to unpack and enjoy. From the detailed dialogue to the hidden easter eggs, there’s something for everyone to appreciate. Whether you’re analyzing the plot, enjoying the characters, or just soaking in the atmosphere, this video is a testament to the depth and quality of the game. So, dive in, share your thoughts, and let’s keep the conversation going. There’s always more to discover and appreciate in the world of CODBO2.The rich storytelling and detailed dialogue in the MOTD of CODBO2 are what make it such a memorable part of the game. Each of the 5683 characters in this video contributes to creating an immersive and engaging experience for players. As we continue to explore and discuss these elements, we gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship that went into making this game. Let’s celebrate the artistry and effort that brought this world to life and keep discovering new details and insights. It’s fascinating to see the depth of content that can be packed into just a few minutes of video. Every line of dialogue seems to carry weight and meaning, adding to the overall atmosphere and narrative of the game. Whether it's the intricacies of the plot or the nuances in the characters' voices, there's always something new to notice upon each viewing. This attention to detail is one of the reasons why MOTD in CODBO2 remains a memorable experience for many players. Each character's dialogue contributes to building the world and advancing the story, making it an integral part of the game. The writers and developers clearly put a lot of effort into making sure that every word counts, creating a rich and immersive environment for players to explore. For those who enjoy dissecting and analyzing game narratives, the MOTD in CODBO2 offers plenty of material to work with. From the choice of words to the tone of delivery, every aspect of the dialogue is crafted to enhance the player's experience. Whether you're a fan of the series or new to the game, there's no denying the impact of well-written dialogue in creating a compelling and engaging storyline. It's always exciting to delve into the details and uncover the layers of meaning within the game. So, if you haven't already, take a moment to appreciate the 5683 characters of dialogue in the MOTD of CODBO2. You might be surprised by what you discover. And if you've spotted any interesting details or hidden easter eggs, share them with the community. Farewell, my friend! Until we meet again, take care and stay awesome.
Honestly I hated the beginning of the supernatural shit with the storyline. The idea the zombie apocalypse was kicking off and we were just getting vignettes of every place it's affected (115 zombies breaking into the pentagon, zombies breaking out in Alcatraz, undead waking up near the coast of Tunguska ) was more interesting then whatever the hell black ops 2 or 3 started with the Ether.
I totally agree, I absolutely despise the scifi fantasy bullshit with the dragons and ancient beings. It is so far removed from what made this cool. It just looks like a big jumbled fantasy mess with no direction. Back in the day it was all about the mysterious 115 and how it infected and turned people into zombies which infested different areas of the world. I liked the aether in small elements like with Richthofen taking over the zombies. Mob was a great map imo but Origins is what destroyed classic zombies for these reasons.
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I just realized them saying "We must've been through this 50 times" is literal because of the time loop
It took me until now to realize the prison guard is voiced by Nolan North. That guy really is talented.
I can hear it!
Voice of Richtofen. Funny and ironic, isn't it?
Who's Nolan North?
Nvm
@@itsdeedledee5260 famous voice actor. In the late 2000s and 2010s he was prolific for his appearance in stuff like Uncharted as Nathan Drake, in a bunch of Marvel Projects as Deadpool, and Rochtofen in Call of Duty Zombies.
I'm just now learning that Billy was voiced by Ray Liotta, aka the voice of Tommy Vercetti.
More well known as Henry hill in good fellas
@@lancer8325 never heard of it believe it or not
Weasel is Ralph from The Sopranos too
Sopranos? More like the Gabagool Comedy Hour
bro its literally his face being used and the voice is what made you click ?
Back when call of dookie actually cared about their games and celebrity collaboration wasnt some cheap "lets get rich quick" scheme.
I’m so fuming tired of this take. 0 brain cells.
@@brecons3509explain how it is wrong. Are you seriously denying the fact that call of duty has drastically declined in quality
@@brecons3509imagine taking a comment that seriously. Just take a chill pill like Snoop Dog or play some Niki Minaj or Homelander Gun Game bro.
Call of Duty
@brecons3509 how many paid weapon skins do you own?
I think my favorite part of the trailer on a second watch, is that the mobsters all ditch each other as soon as the zombies pose a threat, showing how openly selfish they all are, I'll point out the lesser known instances in the trailer for those who care.
Weasel immediately begins to run for it at 1:55, only contributing to the team because a zombie was in his way. You later see him following through with his plan to run, where it obviously gets him killed since he has nowhere to go.
2:22 Blink and you'll miss it, towards the top left of the screen, you can notice a zombie JUST dropping to the floor that Finn couldn't have possibly attacked. It's implied that the 3 mobsters stayed together for a few minutes after Weasel ran away, I think this zombie dropping was killed by Billy or Sal, who are just around the corner, which is supported by the brief cut at 2:29 where we see Billy backing up and shooting down a similar looking hallway. Finn seems to have ran out of ammo or the opposite, seems to be saving it by killing zombies with his hands and feet. Either way, he's lagged behind or became dead weight, and he gets left behind.
at 2:31, Sal shoots two zombies and runs to an open door, locking Billy out. I just wanted to point out that not even for a moment, did he consider helping Billy. He looks straight forward while running to the door, and shuts it before he even fully finishes looking back, Billy could've been right behind him and he still would've slammed the door in his face, because Sal clearly wants to leave him for the zombies while he escapes. He only stops to watch, probably out of guilt, as Billy always looked up to him.
1:52 deer's when a sniper bullet comes at them 2:14 when a twig snaps
THATS NOT...okay it is true BUT STILL
there's no way someone could dodge a sniper bullet wtf
that first shot to the zombie gets me every time, its so good. rays like “the fuck?” after thjs shrill acream from hell, is just terrifying and terrific
rest in peace ray 🙏
We gone miss Ray 🕊️😔
@@TopDogAnubis9047 hopefully hes in a better place now
Mob was one of the best zombies maps I wish they would go back to this stuff. It just don’t feel the same anymore. Cod back then felt more alive I felt like I was more with it almost “in the game” hard to explain but they did amazing with mob.
Hope for the Black Ops 2 Sequel and remaster they do this map justice.
But they haven't made the remaster on black ops 4?
@@451R4Myeah but it’s shitty
I agree
@@451R4M Not really, it's more of a reimagining. It's the same map and expanded, but the actual gameplay and overall experience is entirely different. Different characters, story, perk system, point system, guns, pack-a-punch, and no afterlife. Only the wonder weapons and Brutus returned from memory. Honestly Shadows of Evil has more in common with Mob of the Dead than Blood of the Dead
0:22 Doing a good job
0:30 working on my vids
0:38 when my brother doesn't S*** UP
0:43 Alex Mason
1:21 forgot to do things right
1:28 when you have no internet
Real
1:11 - “Of course they fuckin’ did”
Almost forgot that Ray Liotta, aka Henry Hill from Goodfellas, was casted for this!
It always confuses me why they start on round 20
Damn those revolvers hold like 30 rounds lmao, why did machine pistols even get invented?
0:43 is it just me or does he sound like Alex Mason 🤔
I think it's the same voice actor
@@kompst_tu nah its nolan north not sam worthington
Definitely not mason lol mason has a raspier voice
@@josiahmercado4367 its Nolan north
@@angusmitchell4026is it actually or are you joking
lol ive never noticed that ray liotta is one of those characters
Rip Ray Liotta
Big news: *MOTD is now on BO3 PC.*
1:29 When most zombies are impenetrable to bullets in the further rounds
1:35 They could’ve went for the head
host turned on headshots only
@@shunakiyama6421 true
Thats scream at 2:40 sounds like that one scream from that sky had a weegee spongebob youtube poop video lol
No talking! Chats with 2 of the prisoners.. also it always bugged the shit out of me how much ammo they had and never reloading. These dudes are carrying six shooters but fire over 20 rounds at least
I kinda agree theres no logic, but i guess thats how it is
Before the pocket dimension BS, it was simply set in purgatory. It was a dream-like world. There are also no other prisoners before the zombies show up. The plane they craft definitely wouldn’t be able to take off. Things reset when they die.
Goated cutscene. Favorite zombies map. Hope cod does more of these. Their cinematics are rivaled only by rainbow six siege.
Cant believe I just found out Mr Deluca is that guy Sonny on my reels
1:53
The face: 😃
9:30 lights out god begins his rounds
9:35 the weasel launches into a song and dance routine
Once the weasel gets the keys we move on to stage 2
Will always be my favourite map of all time
One of the best zombies maps in black ops history
my favorite map of all time
1:52.....Gum
I don't want any more new call of duty i just want to be able to play this
You still can what do you mean just get a PC and Black ops 3 and you're good to go simple
@@mychealmcknight7963 the mob custom maps kinda ass though, just get plutonium for free
@@pwrsocketthey have a better one out now that you can actually see in :)
look up plutonium, free multiplayer and zombies for bo1,bo1,waw and mw3
Good job
I love this because looking back now, I notice some subtle details I didn't appreciate before. Like the attitudes of each prisoner after the zombies come out and how they reflect who they are. Weasel obviously scared and trying to escape. Billy getting straight back to work on killing, Sal looking like a disgruntled boss, mad becuz he's gotta do more work. And Finn looking like "aw shit, wtf am I in for here?".
1:53 me seeing any kind of internet drama online:
It’s unnaturally at 60fps 💀
Greatest zombies map oat
Town>>>
@@miamimutilator I’ve been playing town recently a lot and I understand where you’re coming from. Town is so so much easier
@@miamimutilatorabsolutely not you filthy casual
ah shit the hacker set the match to round 87 1:30
Hand gun that shoots 100 bullets lol
2:40 essa parte é de arrepiar
if cod ever decides to remaster motd, then they should definitely use the bloodhound as the starting pistol
The pistol in these cutscenes are actually the Colt python with a snub nose attachment. Imagine the python from bo1 with the snub nose attachment, and pair this with the bo2 firing sounds from campaign and zombies and you have what would have been the starting pistol :)
@@kompst_tumaybe they should make it a wall/box weapon?
Hands down will always be the best zombies map of all time
Yo just so you know these are all actors in real life, except for Arlington
The guy who plays Weasel is an actor too, he’s just not as well known.
I always thought Weasel was done by Bill Burr. He's literally Weasel in real life he could easily play as him
@@kompst_tu wdym?,
Bro,Weasel is Joe Pantoliano
@@SLADE-1080
You crazy? that’s Joey Pants! He was in the sopranos, the fugitive, bad boys 1,2, and 3, baby’s day out, the matrix, etc
Dam, how rounds can those revolvers hold 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Was topaz ai used to enhance the video’s quality?
1:17
1:28 IT WILL TAKE A LOT MORE THAN THAT TO TAKE ME DOWN!!!!!
Whenever you gotta get the doc 0:50
Peak black ops
I just watched a 3-minute video of the MOTD in CODBO2, and it had 5683 characters in it. The level of detail in the storyline and dialogue is notable. Did anyone else catch any hidden easter eggs or standout moments in that dialogue? Let’s discuss! With so much content packed into a short video, it’s clear that the creators put a lot of effort into making every moment count. The characters' interactions and the unfolding plot are rich with nuances, creating an engaging experience for viewers. Each line seems carefully crafted to contribute to the atmosphere and narrative, making it a memorable part of the game. The attention to detail in the dialogue helps to immerse players in the world of CODBO2. Whether it's through the tone of voice, the choice of words, or the timing of delivery, every element plays a role in building the story. For fans of the series, dissecting these elements can be a rewarding experience, uncovering new layers of meaning with each viewing. The MOTD in CODBO2 is a great example of how video games can offer depth and complexity in their storytelling. One of the most exciting aspects of watching the MOTD is spotting the hidden details and easter eggs. These small elements can add a lot to the overall experience, providing extra context or a bit of fun for those who notice them. If you’ve found any interesting easter eggs or particularly impactful lines, share them with the community. It’s always great to see what others have discovered and to share insights. The 5683 characters in this video are more than just words; they’re part of what makes CODBO2’s story so compelling. Each character’s dialogue contributes to the development of the plot and the deepening of the game’s world. For players who enjoy a rich narrative, this attention to detail is a big part of what makes the game enjoyable. Whether you’re replaying the game or watching the MOTD for the first time, there’s always something new to notice and appreciate. In addition to the dialogue, the visuals and gameplay in CODBO2 are also top-notch. The combination of these elements creates a cohesive and immersive experience that draws players in. It’s clear that the developers put a lot of thought into every aspect of the game, making it a standout title in the series. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the game, there’s plenty to enjoy and explore. So, if you haven’t already, take a closer look at the MOTD in CODBO2. Pay attention to the details in the dialogue, the way the characters interact, and the overall atmosphere. You might be surprised by what you discover. And don’t forget to share your thoughts and findings with the community. The more we discuss and analyze, the more we can appreciate the artistry that went into creating this game. The MOTD in CODBO2 is a great reminder of why we love video games. It’s not just about the action or the graphics, but also about the stories they tell and the worlds they create. The 5683 characters in this video are a small part of a much larger experience, one that continues to captivate and inspire players around the world. Let’s celebrate the creativity and hard work of the developers by exploring and discussing all the elements that make this game special. in conclusion, the 5683 characters in the MOTD of CODBO2 offer a lot to unpack and enjoy. From the detailed dialogue to the hidden easter eggs, there’s something for everyone to appreciate. Whether you’re analyzing the plot, enjoying the characters, or just soaking in the atmosphere, this video is a testament to the depth and quality of the game. So, dive in, share your thoughts, and let’s keep the conversation going. There’s always more to discover and appreciate in the world of CODBO2.The rich storytelling and detailed dialogue in the MOTD of CODBO2 are what make it such a memorable part of the game. Each of the 5683 characters in this video contributes to creating an immersive and engaging experience for players. As we continue to explore and discuss these elements, we gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship that went into making this game. Let’s celebrate the artistry and effort that brought this world to life and keep discovering new details and insights. It’s fascinating to see the depth of content that can be packed into just a few minutes of video. Every line of dialogue seems to carry weight and meaning, adding to the overall atmosphere and narrative of the game. Whether it's the intricacies of the plot or the nuances in the characters' voices, there's always something new to notice upon each viewing. This attention to detail is one of the reasons why MOTD in CODBO2 remains a memorable experience for many players. Each character's dialogue contributes to building the world and advancing the story, making it an integral part of the game. The writers and developers clearly put a lot of effort into making sure that every word counts, creating a rich and immersive environment for players to explore. For those who enjoy dissecting and analyzing game narratives, the MOTD in CODBO2 offers plenty of material to work with. From the choice of words to the tone of delivery, every aspect of the dialogue is crafted to enhance the player's experience. Whether you're a fan of the series or new to the game, there's no denying the impact of well-written dialogue in creating a compelling and engaging storyline. It's always exciting to delve into the details and uncover the layers of meaning within the game. So, if you haven't already, take a moment to appreciate the 5683 characters of dialogue in the MOTD of CODBO2. You might be surprised by what you discover. And if you've spotted any interesting details or hidden easter eggs, share them with the community.
Farewell, my friend! Until we meet again, take care and stay awesome.
1:52 finns face
1:05 Me when I want to get moving:
Name song?
Rusty cage- Johnny Cage
@@PBJ-nx2micash**
Those times were everybody were like “wtf does this has to do with the zombies story?” And zombie TH-camrs made ass-pulled theories
i just realized, that's rebirth island lol
That's Alcatraz Island
Kid back then see true horror waw then blood of dead. Kid now days don t know shit 😂
Rebirth island
No
No it's Alcatraz
Doesnt look that different
Even with ai the map still looks bland.
Honestly I hated the beginning of the supernatural shit with the storyline.
The idea the zombie apocalypse was kicking off and we were just getting vignettes of every place it's affected (115 zombies breaking into the pentagon, zombies breaking out in Alcatraz, undead waking up near the coast of Tunguska ) was more interesting then whatever the hell black ops 2 or 3 started with the Ether.
I've heard accounts of over six million zombies breaking through wooden barricades all throughout Alcatraz, but the numbers just don't add up.
@@MightyMorphinePR
it just doesn't add up Tony!
I totally agree, I absolutely despise the scifi fantasy bullshit with the dragons and ancient beings. It is so far removed from what made this cool. It just looks like a big jumbled fantasy mess with no direction. Back in the day it was all about the mysterious 115 and how it infected and turned people into zombies which infested different areas of the world. I liked the aether in small elements like with Richthofen taking over the zombies. Mob was a great map imo but Origins is what destroyed classic zombies for these reasons.
@@kompst_tuThe switch up is crazy lmao
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