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are the online Xbox, Ps3 and Pc servers all linked? or everyone have there own?

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Unfortunately PC gamers aren't allowed to show console players how shit they and their chosen platforms are at FPS.

Ok can some one please explain to me in a nutshell what you do in the Zombie level?

I understand you are ment to survive as many waves as you can, but is there a kind of objective?

So far all I have figured out is where you activate the power and in turn it allows you to use turrets/traps etc. But what is with the map and the light?

I did some quick googling but found jack all information about it :dry:

Ok can some one please explain to me in a nutshell what you do in the Zombie level?

I understand you are ment to survive as many waves as you can, but is there a kind of objective?

Fight until you die, LAST STAND!

That is all..

I got back to the portal to try and activate it but it just says it aint ready or something. I can't remember exactly because I got killed while the message was on the screen lol.

I had a look at the scoreboard and the highest wave reached on PS3 is 45!! WTF!! How?!

There must be more to it, the map shows something after you activate the power!

Edited by PM-R33
Ok can some one please explain to me in a nutshell what you do in the Zombie level?

I understand you are ment to survive as many waves as you can, but is there a kind of objective?

So far all I have figured out is where you activate the power and in turn it allows you to use turrets/traps etc. But what is with the map and the light?

I did some quick googling but found jack all information about it :dry:

The light on the map shows in which room the mystery box is. You can find hidden film reels and play them in the pack-a-punch room. Ummmmmmm... it's just a fun game that goes on forever. Zombies was the reason I got into cod in the first place after my brother had clocked WaW.

typevu, add me. It's difficult finding a four player zombie game where another person has a mic.

I got back to the portal to try and activate it but it just says it aint ready or something. I can't remember exactly because I got killed while the message was on the screen lol.

I had a look at the scoreboard and the highest wave reached on PS3 is 45!! WTF!! How?!

There must be more to it, the map shows something after you activate the power!

I got up to round 13 on single player mode... which is surprisingly easier than single player in the old zombie games.

The light on the map shows in which room the mystery box is. You can find hidden film reels and play them in the pack-a-punch room.

Ah ok. Damn, I thought there might have been more to it. That really sucks than, kind of boring knowing there is nothing else to it...

I was thinking that you had to activate the power and then activate something in every room to get the lights on in each room on the map and then you could use the portal or something :dry:

Apparantely I was looking into it to much haha.

Edited by PM-R33

i wanted to really like this game but i dont find the online very good, MW2 is so much better, and the weapons you can use are shit also and why the hell would you have shotguns as primary weapons? all up im rather dissapointed with it :P

this is on ps3 also.

main things that shit me are the spawning.

also whats frustrating me atm is how i put so many bullets in them and they dont die and then they end up killing me wtf! lol.

think ill go back to bad company 2 on pc or MW2.

A really cool feature in multiplayer is "theatre." You (and your friends) can watch your matches from the last 7 days and select your favourite moments to add to your file sharing library for everybody to see.

i wanted to really like this game but i dont find the online very good, MW2 is so much better, and the weapons you can use are shit also and why the hell would you have shotguns as primary weapons? all up im rather dissapointed with it :)

this is on ps3 also.

main things that shit me are the spawning.

also whats frustrating me atm is how i put so many bullets in them and they dont die and then they end up killing me wtf! lol.

think ill go back to bad company 2 on pc or MW2.

Hahaha yeah I started playing MW2 online last night on the PS3 and it just felt SOO much better.

However I am slightly hooked on the whole Zombies thing on Black Ops.

I found out how to use the portal once you switch the power on and you get to a cool room where you can pick the zombies off from a balcony. You can also upgrade your weapons up there (I had a cool laser rifle prior to dieing) Got up to level 12 on that round :cool:

How do you unlock the next two Zombie levels? Any one get to them yet?

Edited by PM-R33

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