5/10, it has good perks, weapons, and bosses, but it's nothing spectacular. I'd say it's about on the same level as cold war outbreak if not slightly better.

3/10

the mode itself is 5/10 for me because its a stress reliever for MP but it definitely doesnt have what you would look for as a classic zombie player, not saying the mode itself isnt good though.

8.5 / 10 ( I'm not an overly negative person or at least one that tries to fight negativity in a lot of stuff so of course this was higher for me ) I've been having fun since for me I'm more of a cold war in Vanguard player meaning my main interest in zombie is having the guns level up and doing Camos, But with MWZ Evan enjoying doing some of the harder stuff with my friends, just yesterday we beat the funny giant super red worm it was pretty awesome and a little intense Edit: so many spelling mistakes I can't be bothered to fix them all, That's What I get for typing with my microphone

4/10 it’s Cold War 2.0

Yessir

Looks like a reupload

lol I read it “how stroked I was” which would make sense to 😂

just completed the EE after never really touching bo3 maps outside of cornicles for years, once you actually learn everything its alot more enjoyable then alot of steps in der eisendrache and zetsubo

Fax

Yeah i honestly really dont enjoy gorod at all, despite having hundreds of hours in bo3. I feel for me its that the map feels very "samey" room to room. There isnt really a great training or camping spot that is iconic and the wonder weapon just doesnt feel very fun to use. Thats just my take though

Bomb step sucks

You’re not wrong, Zetsubou definitely started in that direction first, even down to the nostalgia bonus with the Garand and the HG40. The difference to me is Zetsubou still had the KT4 which was just *so* easy to build and even better than the Marshalls for thrashers; there was some good stuff in the box, but it didn’t feel as *required* in the same way. Personally I hit the box in Zetsubou a lot less than Gorod, basically never on an EE run, so that’s why I said that. But that is a personal opinion and you’re totally right, it did a lot of the same stuff and other people definitely value it differently!

Agreed. Something to note about BO3 box and wall weapon design is that it swung in the opposite direction of how the previous games did it. Take BO2 for example. The wall weapons was design in a way to have limit usage. Starting gun was good early on but drop off massively by round 10-20. Shotguns had limited usage with them only really being good in Origin due to the Remington being good against the Panzer and how digging give ammo for it. While the SMG was good for points and how cheap the ammo for the gun was allowing for a cycle to take place. The Uzi is a special case where it did good damage, gave good point and had multiple area of buying the gun. The only good wall weapon that was on most of the maps was the Ar-50 ( I think that the name of the gun. ) which had 2 difficult spots to get to in Tranzit and Die Rise before allowing the player to choose where they want it to be in Buried. By having the wall weapon often not be the best gun in the game, the box then had meaning especially since it was the jack of all trades. A risk vs reward. You could get both the best and most consistent weapons in the game or you get the war machine. The Box was the needed risk within the player progression system, especially on multiplayer and it gave weight behind the player action. I could buy Jug and save up points or I could roll the box 10x hoping to win big. BO3 had the opposite approach as everything in the game except for the Pharo had it positive. The Shiva for example can one shot enemies without pack into the early round 10s. Have Double tap, it will go into the rounds 20s. The wall guns were really good, often nearly matching the best box and due to this, there was a struggle to give reasoning behind buying the box in the round 10-30s which most people play to. I could spin multiple box to get the drackon or I could just use the Kn-94. The box lost it value due to a different design ideology which meant BO3 lacked the risk vs reward element that previous game had and which later return in Cold War. However, I feel the box gain back it value more so in Zetsubo with Gorod continuing this design due to the strength of the Marshalls especially in Multiplayer where not everyone can get the KT4. Thrashers and Manglers were threat due to the level design of the maps. Due to this, you felt like you needed to spin the box to get the Marshalls, Drackon and box shotguns just to make quick work of them.

Same I kinda really dont like if all that much. I think it’s the drones and all the tech.

Hear hear same bro

Beyond the most overrated map. The boss fight and opening cutscene carry.

100%, I would love to do that, I totally agree there’s some awesome stuff in the other studio’s modes! As you can probably tell by the 3 month wait time, I’m very bad at making these videos, my process is just too slow 😔 I realized this and decided to prioritize getting the “main” series finished, so it’ll be done before the day I die, but when I learn to get better and quicker and have more time to do extra videos that’s definitely something I wanna do!

Honestly I kinda don’t get why would casual players would hate the map. I mean it is a bit of a difficult map but it’s should also be the most casual bo3 map. Wonder weapon can be acquired from the box and can be pack a punched. And not only that pap is very simple and similar to der Riese/Ascension where you do something 3 times and then you get access to pap. Yeah like I said it’s kinda hard with the dragon, manglers, and Valkyrie drones but it isn’t hard to learn after playing a couple of times

@@ShowCM For me it's the layout. No matter how much I play it (beat EE with a friend and all), I still can't fully piece together the map as easily as every other map I've played. It's rivaled only by Shangri-La and Revelations in this regard. I can probably make a mental image of every map up to bo3 except for those ones

@@MathewWithOne_T Honestly the map layout is ok. There are a few areas which just circle back into the same location. And I get that some parts also look a bit similar. I’m used to the layout (especially after several round 100 attempts 💀) but at the same time for the first couple of times I played it was a bit confusing. And I can also relate to revelations being a bit odd as well although Shang I’m very used to the layout but I still don’t play it because the layout sucks lmao.

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Looks like it

ez try being the last

100% agree. Take out dragons, make a better WW and change the easter egg would be better. But its still so mid. No room is iconic as a training place or camping and its all very samey. Totally overhyped imo

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Make your own video then bro, correct his mistakes

​@@B-M-D criticism and feedback are good things for creators