I would but knowing activsion it would cost £45 and its not worth that.
If its was cheap at like 20 I'll buy.
If its was cheap at like 20 I'll buy.
Poll: So why isn't there just a Call of Duty Zombies full game..?
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Naw, I hate Nazi Zombies. For one thing, the zombies suck. They aren't very satisfying to kill, and all they do as you progress is more durable, which makes them even less satisfying to kill.
It's also way, way to repetitive. The first five minutes of every round are the exact same thing, and after that the only variable is which doors to open first. You need to play for quite a while before it actually becomes interesting, and even then it's still incredibly dull.
The maps are mostly cramped indoor areas, each of which has a couple of door opening patterns that work, and everything else sucks and people will yell at you for trying.
And that's the crux of it, it's taken too seriously. A mode in which you and four friends fight Nazi Zombies with laser guns and flamethrowers is Serious Business, and instead of having a fun time killing zombies and talking to your friends, every bit of communication is a terse, efficient statement that informs the other players and helps them better fight zombies. Fun is not the object, getting farther is the object, despite the fact that the record is held by a dedicated team of Korean students who got to round 807 and are treated as national heros. Congratulations, we spent eight hours hating each other for every mistake, and now we're number 30,4990 on the leaderboard.
And no one ever checks the leaderboard anyway.
It's also way, way to repetitive. The first five minutes of every round are the exact same thing, and after that the only variable is which doors to open first. You need to play for quite a while before it actually becomes interesting, and even then it's still incredibly dull.
The maps are mostly cramped indoor areas, each of which has a couple of door opening patterns that work, and everything else sucks and people will yell at you for trying.
And that's the crux of it, it's taken too seriously. A mode in which you and four friends fight Nazi Zombies with laser guns and flamethrowers is Serious Business, and instead of having a fun time killing zombies and talking to your friends, every bit of communication is a terse, efficient statement that informs the other players and helps them better fight zombies. Fun is not the object, getting farther is the object, despite the fact that the record is held by a dedicated team of Korean students who got to round 807 and are treated as national heros. Congratulations, we spent eight hours hating each other for every mistake, and now we're number 30,4990 on the leaderboard.
And no one ever checks the leaderboard anyway.
I'd buy it if they went all out on it. Honestly if I could just buy Black Ops Zombies for half the price of Black Ops I would. But if Treyarch released a full zombie game, campaign and all, then I'd buy it. I like the idea of drawing together four opposing agents/soldiers together and forcing them to co-operate. It could make for an interesting campaign.