Black Ops Tips Zombies

If like me you have only really played the Zombie mode in the Black ops games infrequently or for 20 minutes at a time then this is the video for you as this game is quite strategic and is not just about wiping out every Zombie in the area,its always best to leave the last Zombie alive so you can explore and do things.

Its so much easier when there is just a single Zombie than a Horde of Zombies,but even when leaving a single one alive this will get faster as the time passes by .

Most will know that as you kill Zombies you accumulate points that let you unlock doors to other areas which is essential to progress in this game,but it also releases even more Zombies so when and where to do it is essential in pacing ,time and strategy.

Im no expert when it comes to this Zombie mode and even though the game looks really highly addictive when watching people play it i struggle to understand some of it and thats why for me anyway i like to get a insight as to what I'm suppose to do and when.

Black Ops Zombie players/experts talk about finding Easter Eggs or whatever and also other things that are not familiar to myself having not spent much time with this mode.

So the below video may help people to understand about this game and i find the video quite useful along with many others on the net today.

Its some 2.5 hours long so I'm not expecting people to watch it all,but if like me your struggling with some of the content and understanding of this game i think it helps................And that means you NELLY

Check it out...

Tip 1: If you're going to play with Nelly, you're going to need a bigger rucksack...

See you did your annual disappearing trick as usual.

What gives this time ?one minute your in the party next minute your gone,not even a Kiss Goodbye

Edited by time2die (Sat 07-Nov-15 07:17:06)

Headset ran out and couldn't be a***d to flaff about charging it up.

Anyway, wth frag playing continually solo you weren't going to go any further!

Im no expert when it comes to this Zombie mode and even though the game looks really highly addictive when watching people play it i struggle to understand some of it and thats why for me anyway i like to get a insight as to what I'm suppose to do and when.

I have always played zombies up in to the higher levels and there are only two play styles for success:

1. You pick the leader and follow his instructions immediately and unequivocally, not pausing to "mop up" any free points.

2. You all agree to jump the minute anybody on the team shouts, leaving whatever you are doing at the time.

Our team has a Frag on it, "Wotty", but luckily his nephew is a fantastic player and THE most unselfish player you will come across. He opens every door the minute he has the cash, never argues whose turn it is, or tries to keep his money for himself for multiple guns or perks.

All the progress we ever make is down to unselfish play style, his in particular. He leads or follows, he's not bothered. But he always spends the cash without hesitation. Hording points is as quick a route to downfall in Zombies, as arguing over where to go next mid game.

Yeah i know and i told him,he satyed on until 5am .

We did find a few things out though,but it was on the Giant Zombie Map.

Correct Im not going to disagree with those points.

Frag is not a very good team player and the problem stems from the competitive nature us FPS gamers have,we all won't the most points but in a team based game like this its far from needed or essential.

Next time Frags not available, come and join us three.

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Makes it look easy

You know i was saying to Nelly and his mate last night as much as i love this Zombie mode seriously i haven't got a Scooby Doo what I'm doing if I'm honest.

Like you said Jorkila they play it and make it looks simple but its a severe struggle to get past level 8,and thats what we achieved last night with both Nelly and his friend better than me on many of the goes we played.

So many rules and regulations as to when to collect the max ammo at the appropriate time,and then leaving a last zombie and collecting the necessary acquired points total to progress .

To be honest i have got to level 6 on my own,it was a one of as i don't generally get past level 4 as these zombie literally start running.

Think the game is a lot tougher than the previous ones from the brief time i spent playing them.

So many collectables to progress to other areas i find it pretty confusing and not easy to figure out when and where and what the hell I'm doing.

This game is extremely tough and I'm saying it as it is,i don't claim to even be slightly good at it either,I'm watching countless videos about what you are supposed to do,what you need to collect and I'm still in the dark.

Watching some of these Veteran Black Ops Zombie players know there way around the map like they been playing it for months,i take a single gate and I'm completely lost.

Tried the multiplayer briefly and it failed as predicted to inspire and i won't be playing that again,Zombie mode yes but i do get frustrated.

To be honest once Fallout 4 drops tomorrow and her in doors goes on a business trip to Dublin for 4 days then i think quickly Cod may be taking a sidestep as my Focus will be Fallout 4 and Rise of the Tomb Raider.

Edited by time2die (Sun 08-Nov-15 12:10:13)

All of the things that Nelster said are correct and don't worry too much as once you have explored the map a couple of times it does become a lot simpler.

The best thing to do is to get yourself a crawler or a runner around wave 5 to 7 and then spend some time wandering around learning where the perk machines are, learning the map etc. At the start (Round 1) it's best to shoot the zombies in the chest 4 or 5 times then stab them. Round 2 you can shoot them a few more times then stab them or shoot them the same number and stab them twice. You build points quicker that way and it's a good boost at the beginning.

I prefer to keep a runner than a crawler, it can be quite a pain throwing grenades trying to get one crawling and they can just randomly die sometimes which is a HUGE issue if you are all off doing different things (using the box, buying perks etc.) The best way to keep a runner is to save one alive at a window and one of you just stands there boarding it up constantly while the others running around doing what they need to do, once they have got everything sorted then one of them takes over for you and lets you go and do your stuff.

You should be using the box early on to try and get yourselves at least 1 good weapon (a 500 round LMG or a super weapon like ray gun). Once you all have 1 good one each then you can buy Juggernog & Speed Cola, they are the 2 most vital perks in my opinion. Do this before you bother pack a punching weapons!!!

Double tap is nice, but it's not really needed until wave 20+. It just wastes ammo in the earlier rounds. Quick revive is also nice as it's cheap but not an immediate requirement.

On Der Riese / The Giant the best place to stand is the walkway at the top of the room with the teleporter. You can survive until wave 35 to 40 there, after that you're on your own as we usually start to struggle and end up falling apart

Wave 35/40 you for real 8 about as far as 3 of us got .

Matty and did 11 levels, then died because he set an electric trap whilst running away from the boss man. Trouble is, I was still behind him!

I really don't know how people are getting to level 30 in this iteration. The last Der Reise, definitely round 30-40, but not this one or the even the one before it with the windmills!

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Jorkila back in the land of the living with another acquired Playstation 4

Nice Video,seemed you found yourself a hideaway

I got another tip.........Give up its Cod and nothing has changed and its to dam difficult to be slightly amusing or interesting.

Its funny as i have not seen any of the people i played with like Nelly and his mate and a fair few others playing Zombies a week later,seems to have quickly lost its appeal to be fair.