"Black Ops 2 Zombies" - Green Run Quiz

Answer: Victis

The Victis crew consists of Marlton Johnson, Abigail "Misty" Briarton, Samuel Stuhlinger and Russman. This was the first of three maps in this game for them to appear on.

Answer: Wind Turbine

The Wind Turbine acts as a portable power source. It can be placed next to perk machines to briefly power them up even if the map's power is off. There are also certain doors and other functions which cannot work without a Wind Turbine. Inside the spawn room for TranZit, players can skip needing to buy the door out of the room by using a Wind Turbine to freely power a different door. Most infamously, a Wind Turbine is required in order to access Pack-a-Punch.

Answer: Shooting or knifing him

If the player attacks T.E.D.D., his eyes will turn red and he will retort with a vulgar, sharp, often hilarious insult where he threatens them if they do it again. If the player attacks him three times in rapid succession, T.E.D.D. will respond by either ejecting them from the bus, locking the doors to the bus to prevent entry or departure, or he will ignore the upcoming bus stop and simply cruise right through it.

It is worth noting that, if one player triggers T.E.D.D., he inflicts his wrath on everybody. So if you see a friend attacking him, be prepared to possibly be abruptly ejected from the bus.

Answer: Theoretically infinite

In theory, a skilled player could use one single Jet Gun forever. In fact, this is how players have historically managed to set world records for highest amount of rounds survived on TranZit. However, if you had no idea what you were doing and you used the Jet Gun, you would likely be dismayed when the weapon functioned properly for several seconds, then literally exploded into several scattered pieces.

The Jet Gun, by design, is meant for abbreviated use. It is meant to be broken and rebuilt over and over again. If the player uses it for seven seconds uninterrupted, it breaks. Agonizingly, the pieces needed to make it originally return to their original spawn points all around the map, which will take at least several minutes, typically more, to obtain.

This wonder weapon is infamous for being arguably the most disappointing wonder weapon in franchise history. Yes, it deals infinite damage and, if you only use it for six seconds and then put it away, you can let it cool down and then pull it out a minute later to use it for six more seconds. But for all of the effort it takes and the tedium required in using it, this weapon is almost never worth it unless you are specifically going for a world record of some kind.

Answer: Galvaknuckles

Avogadro is entirely immune to bullet damage, and it can't be harmed by the Ray Gun, Jet Gun or any explosive either. That said, if the player has either Galvaknuckles or EMP grenades to hand, they can deal with Avogadro extremely easily. Regardless of the round, these two tools will one-shot Avogadro swiftly.

Galvaknuckles require a bit of legwork to get. The player must first locate the Hatch, then they must take it to the Diner and construct it near the roof, so that the roof becomes accessible. Here, a Galvaknuckles wallbuy for a whopping 6,000 points is available.

EMP Grenades can be obtained from the Mystery Box. These are very dangerous to use, however, and they can disable the player's perks or the bus itself if deployed errantly. So, before throwing one at Avogadro, the player must be very mindful of their environment and make sure not to disable anything helpful. They will, just like Galvaknuckles, one shot Avogadro on any round.

Answer: No

This process is just the worst, most poorly designed Pack-a-Punch in all of "Call of Duty" history, and players worldwide should hope it never gets as bad as it was here.

The Wind Turbine must be dropped next to a door in the Power Room. Once done, this operates a door in the Bank in Town which gives access to a room with Pack-a-Punch in it. This may sound simple, but it well and truly is not. Here are just a few ways this can go wrong:

- The Turbine can only remain active for 90 seconds before breaking, and the bus is really slow and might not be readily available to take the player to Pack-a-Punch before the Turbine breaks.

- Zombies can destroy the Turbine, including when the player has left the Power Room entirely and cannot defend the Turbine. This can happen with zero indication given to the player whatsoever, as they wouldn't be there to physically watch the Turbine getting destroyed.

- The Turbine is constructed inside of the Bus Depot, which is a considerable distance away from both the Power Room and the Bank in Town. So if something goes awry and the player is denied Pack-a-Punch, it will likely be at least around ten to fifteen minutes before they can even try again, or they must travel the length of this map entirely on foot. And there's nothing to assure them that, when they try again, these events won't simply reoccur.

This is a lot less miserable if there are two players, since one player could simply stay to defend the Turbine and leave the other player a lot more free to go open the Pack-a-Punch room. But played solo, this experience is horrendous.

Answer: You cannot do Maxis' side

Solo players simply cannot do the Dr. Maxis pathway. The reason for this is that one of the steps under the Maxis quest specifically requires two players. The very last step at that, where the player attempts to harness an Avogardo's power for Maxis. This step requires two Turbines, and it isn't possible for a solo player to get two Turbines. This one, singular step is responsible for the entirety of Maxis' quest being impossible solo.

Richtofen's quest, on the other hand, can easily be done solo. There is simply not a point in time where the player encounters a problem or quest step they can't do alone.

Answer: Turbines

Two Turbines will be required to properly harness the Avogardo later in the quest. This is the sole reason a solo player cannot do this entire quest. For one, it's not possible to drop a Turbine, quickly go fetch a second, and make it back in time before the first Turbine gets destroyed; it would only remain active for 90 seconds and, even then, the Avogardo himself will assuredly destroy it since a solo player would have to leave it unattended. That said, the player wouldn't even get this far in the first place, as the game simply doesn't allow the player to build a second Turbine if the first is still functional anyway.

Answer: EMP Grenades

EMPs will be needed to destroy the Avogadro later when using Turbines to power it up. Throwing an EMP at the Avogadro to destroy it ends up being the last step before the entire quest is finished.

Answer: Jet Gun

The Jet Gun, unfortunately, is very tedious to build. The parts are all stuck in locations that the bus does not stop at, requiring players to venture out and deal with the fog and the Denizens. As well, it must be built in the bar at Town, which is even further off the beaten path as players on TranZit otherwise have no reason to come here.

Answer: Nacht der Untoten

The building found is basically Nacht Der Untoten, copy/pasted straight from "World at War". There is one major difference, and that is that the second floor of Nacht der Untoten is completely inaccessible.

It is worth noting that this is the only building the bus doesn't stop at, where players won't get assaulted by Denizens. So even if not doing Richtofen's quest, this can be a decent place to simply survive against zombies in. Sadly, there are no wall buys, which would have made the area even stronger for survival.

Answer: Ray Gun/Mark 2

Unlike TranZit, it is not possible to craft the Jet Gun on any of the survival maps. As well, Bus Depot does not provide any traps, so there is no way to deal infinite damage available to the player.

The Ray Gun, as well as its Mark 2 counterpart, therefore profile as this map's Wonder Weapon. While these weapons are quite fun and are an easy way to cruise through about 20-30 rounds, their damage output begins to drop off. Moreover, they are not wall weapons, so ammunition will quickly become a problem.

Answer: Zero

This became the first map since Nacht der Untoten, the very first Zombies map, to not feature any perks, anywhere on the map. Because of this, players will always be two quick hits from death, they cannot buy Double Tap to power up their weapons, and most notably, solo players cannot access Quick Revive. For solo players, they have just the one life.

For as barebones as the map is, the lack of perks or good Wonder Weapon makes surviving to high rounds a truly difficult endeavor.

Answer: Four

Quick Revive, Juggernog, Double Tap and Speed Cola are on this map. This gives players a little more to work with. Notably, solo players essentially have four lives since Quick Revive is available, compared to the one they have on Bus Depot.

Answer: Remington 870 MCS

The Remington is an excellent choice for general survival. With Double Tap, it is a consistent one shot kill to the chest of a zombie until round 18. It is not the best choice for earning points, but since there isn't a lot to buy on this map, that isn't much of a problem.

Answer: Pack-a-Punch

The single fact that Town has Pack-a-Punch is essentially what has made it, and not Bus Depot or Farm, an iconic survival map beloved by fans years and years after the release of the game. As well, the Pack-a-Punch machine is available right from spawn. The machine is smack dab in the middle of the spawn room, available with no strings attached, and never being disabled or restricted in anyway. This provides Town a major leg up when compared to TranZit. As such, the average fan of this game will almost definitely assert Town as a preferred map to the other three for casual gameplay.

There is one catch- Pack-a-Punch is inside a pit of fire. So if the player attempts to access it mid round, fire damage plus incoming zombies will most likely kill them. This is solved by simply waiting until the end of a round to use it. It serves as somewhat of a 'balance' that is, quite frankly, more than fair and makes the Town experience as a whole very fun.

Answer: Three

The M14 and Olympia are available, as always. They are joined by the MP5 inside of the Juggernog room. The former two are made fairly usable when Pack-a-Punched, as the Mnesia and Hades respectively. The MP5 becomes the MP5 Kollider, a truly mediocre submachine gun.

The Mystery Box is likelier than not to yield a better weapon than what's available off the wall. Weapons such as the Executioner, M1216 or DSR-50 would absolutely embarrass the wall weapons.

Answer: Tombstone

Tombstone is a fantastic perk for players who are not that great at the game. That isn't a demeaning statement, as that's the perk's very purpose. It functions as an insurance policy. If the buyer takes a death, instead of wait for their friend to precariously try and revive them, they can "take the easy way out" and respawn with all of their equipment intact on the next round.

This functions two-fold: it removes the burden off the rest of the team from having to revive you, while also making it so that you don't lose your equipment on death, which is what normally happens.

The only problem is, "taking the easy way out" does make it impossible for the team to then revive you. If the rest of the team was to them be taken down by Zombies, the game would end, and Tombstone would fail to activate since the next round wouldn't ever begin.

As such, it was truly a perk intended for players who aren't good at the game, and are genuinely reliant on others to get to higher rounds. The perk would be an excellent choice for having an uninitiated spouse, family member, etc.

Answer: One

Turned essentially takes regular zombies and injects them with steroids. They are way, way faster, kill in one swift hit, and they even get power ups to help them do it. Zombies are deliberately designed to be overpowered, as the intent is for this to essentially be an elaborate game of tag. Players earn points both for killing humans and zombies.

By the end of a six minute period, whoever has the highest score wins.

Answer: Red Max Ammo

Red Max Ammos can only be picked up by zombie players. Regular Max Ammos simply give players all of a gun's ammunition. The regular version of this power up is in Turned, and works the same way. The Red version, as you might expect, is meant to help the zombies.

It immediately empties the magazines of all guns in possession of humans, making it easier for the zombies to close the gap as the humans are forced to reload their guns.