holy shit you stumble a lot....
write a script before you make the vid. Your so god damn annoying

u still failed kid you can see the clip of the ppsh but on the olympia there is no clip underneath its just grip

AZba11in wrote u still failed kid you can see the clip of the ppsh but on the olympia there is no clip underneath its just grip

God, all I see is you bag on people's stuff, it's getting quite annoying that you can't seem to shut the hell up.

sickle wrote

Ok, what we were told from the a software engineer (person who tests the zombie map alone, which was sent to him on a disc, he tests the map and fixes up the little problems with graphics and stuff, also he is a microsoft employee and he told MrDalekJD that if the information he gave was fake then he could call Mircosoft about it.)[/b]

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Okay, first of all, a software engineer isn't the guy who "fixes up the little problems with graphics and stuff." Second, testing of DLC is performed at the developer studio, basically wherever Treyarch is situated. There really is no need to have anything else besides internal testing for DLC, mailing discs is totally out of the question. And also, did he actually call Microsoft? Because I can GUARANTEE you that whoever this guy was, he was just a lonely screw-up in real life and is desperately trying to garner some respect and act all "ooooh I work for Microsoft AND Treyarch at the same time! blahblahblah HErP Derp" and is just spitting a bunch of lies, because he knows that the guy won't actually confirm with Microsoft. Oh, also, apparently not many people know about non-disclosure agreements, although I'm not sure if those are used in the video game industry (Which I'm pretty positive does.) so it would be illegal to distribute this kind of information, and you can get Prison Time. Another thing, if he get's the disc at his home, and finds a graphical error and fixes it, what does he do? Because if he does some stupid mail back edited disk to Treyarch HQ, aren't there other testers that will make other changes to their disks? The coding would be different for everybody, and everything will be messed up, not even beggining to include the fact that people can have software capable of the aformentioned actions located in their homes. Finally, did you actually see what the guy said?! MOVING STAIRCASES? ZOMBIES SPITTING FIRE? If you guys believe this, I have seriously lost all faith in internetz peoplez. Oh, and for the Olympia PPSH thing, you can see the bottom grip of the Olympia just barely.

Overall a great post. Can't wait for the new maps.

AsianTemptation wrote

sickle wrote

Ok, what we were told from the a software engineer (person who tests the zombie map alone, which was sent to him on a disc, he tests the map and fixes up the little problems with graphics and stuff, also he is a microsoft employee and he told MrDalekJD that if the information he gave was fake then he could call Mircosoft about it.)[/b]

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Okay, first of all, a software engineer isn't the guy who "fixes up the little problems with graphics and stuff." Second, testing of DLC is performed at the developer studio, basically wherever Treyarch is situated. There really is no need to have anything else besides internal testing for DLC, mailing discs is totally out of the question. And also, did he actually call Microsoft? Because I can GUARANTEE you that whoever this guy was, he was just a lonely screw-up in real life and is desperately trying to garner some respect and act all "ooooh I work for Microsoft AND Treyarch at the same time! blahblahblah HErP Derp" and is just spitting a bunch of lies, because he knows that the guy won't actually confirm with Microsoft. Oh, also, apparently not many people know about non-disclosure agreements, although I'm not sure if those are used in the video game industry (Which I'm pretty positive does.) so it would be illegal to distribute this kind of information, and you can get Prison Time. Another thing, if he get's the disc at his home, and finds a graphical error and fixes it, what does he do? Because if he does some stupid mail back edited disk to Treyarch HQ, aren't there other testers that will make other changes to their disks? The coding would be different for everybody, and everything will be messed up, not even beggining to include the fact that people can have software capable of the aformentioned actions located in their homes. Finally, did you actually see what the guy said?! MOVING STAIRCASES? ZOMBIES SPITTING FIRE? If you guys believe this, I have seriously lost all faith in internetz peoplez. Oh, and for the Olympia PPSH thing, you can see the bottom grip of the Olympia just barely.

Same thing happened for Call of the Dead and everybody had an f ing fit about him saying all this 'fake' stuff and what do you know he was right about everything. God, some people are just stubborn f ing trolls.

sorry bra but look at the top of the barrel it has the line across it and the ppsh doesnt its the olympia sorry to burst your bubble.

Haha, I swear every upcoming Zombie Map brings a theory about the PPSH-41. Lol, but it will be cool if the PPSH-41 returns.

sickle wrote

AsianTemptation wrote

sickle wrote

Ok, what we were told from the a software engineer (person who tests the zombie map alone, which was sent to him on a disc, he tests the map and fixes up the little problems with graphics and stuff, also he is a microsoft employee and he told MrDalekJD that if the information he gave was fake then he could call Mircosoft about it.)[/b]

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:facepalm:
Okay, first of all, a software engineer isn't the guy who "fixes up the little problems with graphics and stuff." Second, testing of DLC is performed at the developer studio, basically wherever Treyarch is situated. There really is no need to have anything else besides internal testing for DLC, mailing discs is totally out of the question. And also, did he actually call Microsoft? Because I can GUARANTEE you that whoever this guy was, he was just a lonely screw-up in real life and is desperately trying to garner some respect and act all "ooooh I work for Microsoft AND Treyarch at the same time! blahblahblah HErP Derp" and is just spitting a bunch of lies, because he knows that the guy won't actually confirm with Microsoft. Oh, also, apparently not many people know about non-disclosure agreements, although I'm not sure if those are used in the video game industry (Which I'm pretty positive does.) so it would be illegal to distribute this kind of information, and you can get Prison Time. Another thing, if he get's the disc at his home, and finds a graphical error and fixes it, what does he do? Because if he does some stupid mail back edited disk to Treyarch HQ, aren't there other testers that will make other changes to their disks? The coding would be different for everybody, and everything will be messed up, not even beggining to include the fact that people can have software capable of the aformentioned actions located in their homes. Finally, did you actually see what the guy said?! MOVING STAIRCASES? ZOMBIES SPITTING FIRE? If you guys believe this, I have seriously lost all faith in internetz peoplez. Oh, and for the Olympia PPSH thing, you can see the bottom grip of the Olympia just barely.

Same thing happened for Call of the Dead and everybody had an f ing fit about him saying all this 'fake' stuff and what do you know he was right about everything. God, some people are just stubborn f ing trolls.

Well if you provide me proof that this man has been right before about Call of the Dead before it was released, and more proof that it's the same man, then I'll take your ideas into consideration a bit more seriously. Until then, this just honestly sounds ridiculous.

It's to hard to tell between if it is the PPSh-41 or the Olympia.

At first, i thought it was the Olympia, but then i looked at it again and it looks like the PPSh-41.

I guess we'll just have to wait and see.