Due to leaks and other unforeseen circumstances, not every Easter egg got a fair shake after release - certain secrets were revealed beforehand, while other instances involve early-access to the map, giving the community a head start.Įach “Time To Completion” rating is based off the earliest Youtube evidence we could find showing off a complete playthrough (or complete ending playthrough!) - also, exact release times vary. To make things (mostly) simpler, we’re judging based on the earliest release date for each DLC. Zombies Easter Eggs – A History of Completion

Easter eggs weren’t always a part of Call of Duty history, and while fans are still toiling away at solving the next massive mystery, we wanted to go back and see just how much time it took for fans to crack the secrets of every “classic” Zombies map.

Some nice touches which make The Swan a truly professional zombie experience.With the final Black Ops 3 Zombies map Revelations set to complete the story, it’s time to take a look back at the past. Another example is the sonar fence, which acts as trap against zombies but also interferes with the players HUD, scrambling the screen. For example, the 'no grenades' sign on the window of the underwater room, which if destroyed will flood the pack-a-punch room pushing you back up to the surface. It's the small details which really polish this map off. There are also new traps and features such as blast doors and the sonar fence. Many of the best boss zombies including Avogadro and Napalm zombies make an appearance. These include BLOPS 2 weapons and perk machines which obviously postdate the original WaW maps. It combines a lot of the hard work from the modding community into one downloadable map for WaW.

Usually you get a handful of ideas, some of which are based off Treyarch, but never do they get rolled into one complete map. It's rare that a custom zombies map comes with so many features rolled into one.

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