Gorod Krovi Trivia Quiz

Answer: Find and kill Nikolai Belinski

Nikolai is the last of the four whose Ultimis version still lives, and the Primis group aims to fix that here in Stalingrad. Unlike the other three however, Nikolai is actually encountered as the 'insurrectionist' mentioned in the question, and very early.

He resides inside a huge mechanical Manticore which is heavily armed, while he himself is very very drunk and spotted on camera continuing to drink. As such, wresting Ultimis Nikolai's soul from him figures to be a difficult task.

Answer: Block an entire area off

When the Dragon appears, it will glare at any players in the area before proceeding to coat the entirety of that area in fire. Without the shield, players will quickly take a death standing in this fire. Players will be forced to leave the area briefly as the flames linger all around.

Answer: A huge swarm of enemies attacks

This Lockdown will feature four different waves of zombies and other enemies. Each wave will hit a different part of the building players are in.

Answer: Have The Dragon set an egg on fire

One of the several steps that must be taken to gain this weapon involves grabbing a huge dragon egg from the Hatchery, bringing it to a nest, setting it in the nest, then waiting for the Dragon to set it ablaze.

The Dragon will be more inclined to appear in areas where a player lingers. As such, the player will likely need to remain next to their egg for no more than a couple of minutes at most.

Afterward, players must wait two rounds for the egg to cooldown, embark upon a series of seemingly random trials, go through one more Lockdown, and they will then receive their Gauntlet of Siegfried.

Answer: Arm

Specifically, the cannon for an arm is the Mangler's weak spot. Shooting it deals a ridiculous three times the normal amount of damage, letting players with strong weapons easily put a Mangler down if they have a steady hand to hit the cannon with. The cannon is quite big, so this is not a terribly difficult thing to do.

Answer: No

Despite looking and sounding just as intimidating as other black hole-causing devices, this black hole unfortunately was late clocking in to work on this map. The black hole will consistently stop killing full health zombies at Round 30, and the overall effectiveness of this weapon steeply declines at that point. It gets even worse at Round 50, as now two black holes will fail to kill a full health zombie.

The weapon looks really cool, and is practically a walking cheat code to reach Round 30 without any brainpower needed. It drops off significantly at this point.

Answer: Melee weapons

If the player makes it to Round 5 before five real world minutes have passed, they will receive a wallbuy letting them acquire the Wrench. The dagger named Malice is the reward for getting to Round 10 within thirteen minutes. The fire axe fitfully named 'Slash n' Burn' is given for getting to Round 15 within 24 minutes. Finally, the long sword called Fury's Song is acquired for getting to Round 20 before 32 minutes have elapsed.

None of these melee weapons are especially amazing or do anything other than look cool. Still, it's a nice change of pace, and they are at least much stronger than the default knife players start with.

Answer: PPSH-41

The iconic PPSH-41, which hadn't been seen in any "Call of Duty" game in seven years at the time this map launched, is available out of the Mystery Box. When Pack a Punched, it becomes The Reaper just as it was in its most recent appearance in "World at War".

Sadly, after its appearance here, the magic was ruined as it was simply brought to nearly every single video game entry in this franchise afterward.

Answer: Hitching a ride from a dragon

In order to go to the Hatchery which houses Pack a Punch, players must first activate one of three separate consoles to call the dragon over, as if hitting a button at an elevator in real life. After it arrives, players can interact with the dragon to ride it.

The ensuing cinematic is, subjectively in my opinion, incredibly cool and never loses its lustre even after the 1000th time of needing to Pack a Punch. The dragon will, with the player in tow, fly over the city of Stalingrad, weaving in and out of incoming gunfire to the tune of a gnarly soundtrack before finally arriving at the Hatchery and flinging players off of its back, to land inside of it.

Answer: Sophia

Sophia is actually an acronym which stands for Strategic Operations Planning Heuristic Intelligence Analyzer.

Answer: Six

Despite the simple fetch quest nature of this, it actually will eventually require the Gauntlet of Siegfried and the Dragon Strike to gather a couple trophies. Because of this, players must ensure to have crafted these tools before starting the Easter Egg Main Quest.

Answer: Five minutes

If done co-op, this step is absolutely brainless for the simple reason that one player can go and find the valves, while the other can remain by the generator to re-activate it if the finder is taking too long. The generator, when re-activated, will have its five minute duration refreshed at no cost. It can only be re-activated once per round, but ten minutes is an egregious amount of time needed to simply find three valves, so this should never be an issue.

If done solo, it may be slightly trickier as players would have to abide by the strict five minute timer.

Answer: Kronos

There will be a cylinder structure with six letters lined up on it. Shooting a letter once will change the letter, going in alphabetical order. As such, players must shoot this structure until it reads 'Kronos'.

While doing this isn't hard, it would likely be easiest with a semi-automatic weapon or slower, such as the Sheiva. Using a full auto like the PPSH-41 runs the risk of skipping the intended letter, and forcing more bullets to be used to land back on this letter.

Answer: "Auto-Destruction Protocol Disabled"

This step is easily the most stress inducing part of the whole entire Easter Egg Main Quest, and maybe even the most stressful in the whole entire game, as even one single mis-input can wipe out the whole entire team. Failing to reach each of the four bombs in time will do this, but also, attempting to disarm a bomb at the wrong spot, where there isn't a bomb to be disarmed, will trigger this as well. The correct locations to go to, and in order, are extremely quickly flashed on Sophia's screen before the bombs are armed. Players must have a good memory and, ideally, some method of recording notes or even taking a picture to make it past this step.

If successful, Sophia will inform them. If unsuccessful, nobody will need to be informed directly, as at least one person, if not the entire team, will be instantly downed.

Answer: Gersh

Gersh, all the way from Ascension in "Black Ops 1", has his soul simply floating about the map seemingly aimlessly. Despite the aim being to shoot and trap him, he will be heard actually begging for players to do this to him, conveying a sense of agony and helplessness. It seems then, that he is not actually in control of his soul as it wanders about.

Answer: A Mangler

A friendly Mangler, indicated with green eyes replacing the usual red, will emerge and follow one particular player at random. If in a team, the others will not be followed by this Mangler, letting them rush on ahead to clear the area ahead of time as the Mangler slowly follows the one player it randomly chooses.

The goal is, simply, to bring this Mangler safely to the Dragon Command room, a panel where the Mangler can teleport to... Somewhere. Where it's going or why this escort even takes place is unknown.

Answer: Gauntlet of Siegfried

Only one player actually has to do this. Whoever it is, they must use their Gauntlet of Siegfried and direct their whelp in the direction of Ultimis Nikolai, who can be spotted just outside of spawn, within a (currently) unplayable area. Once this is done, Nikolai will become irate and begin to walk around the area; players can now go to the boss room.

Answer: The Dragon

The Dragon which has been appearing to harass the player is the main enemy here. This time, it is vulnerable to damage. Players must shoot spots in its body which light up orange. Of course, it will make sure to coat as much of the boss area in flames as it can, while being joined by a healthy helping of zombies, so the main challenge here is juggling all of these affairs while doing damage back.

Answer: Nikolai Belinski

Nikolai actually aids the player during the fight against The Dragon, and he will even help shoot and kill zombies which show up to aid the winged beast. Afterward, however, our protagonists will explain to Nikolai why they've come looking for him, imploring him to surrender. He will angrily proclaim that Russians never surrender, take yet another swig of vodka, then attack with his Manticore mech.

This fight is, by very very far, harder to win than The Dragon. Unlike The Dragon, Nikolai can move about the boss room as he pleases to exert pressure on players trying to take cover. His nastiest attack involves him summoning a series of R.A.P.S to roam around the room and kamikaze right into players.

The Danger Closest Gobblegum is an excellent choice for this fight, as this will render players immune to the R.A.P.S. However, this fight can quickly turn into a complete joke if players are willing to cheese it. The Idle Eyes Gobblegum shockingly works on Nikolai, and even just one player using it will cause him and all nearby zombies to stand completely still for thirty whole seconds, by far long enough to kill Nikolai and win the fight.

Without Idle Eyes, this fight is tough. Without that or Danger Closest, it can actually be extremely difficult to prevail.

Answer: Doctor Monty

Doctor Monty does not physically manifest, instead being heard as a voice in players' heads. His voice had actually been heard briefly if players make it to Rounds 14 and 15, but he does not introduce himself until after the boss has been slain. Notably, whoever is playing as Richtofen will not hear Doctor Monty, as he tells the other three that he has intentionally left Richtofen out.