Ultimate "Call of Duty: Black Ops" Zombies Quiz

Answer: G11

The G-11 is a three-round-burst assault rifle, similar to the M16. Compared to the M16, it deals less damage but boasts a better fire rate. When Pack-a-Punched, this weapon truly becomes a fire cracker as the G115 Generator. It transitions from burst-fire into being fully automatic and receives a massive damage spike.

The catch is that its ammunition stock is incredibly small, so if the player employs a "fire n forget" strategy, they will likely burn themselves out of ammunition before a single round is over.

Answer: Find 3 rocks

These 115-induced meteorites are in three locations. The first is inside the spawn room, the second is just beyond the alley next to a trap buy, and the third is inside the dressing room behind the MP5K wall buy (The MP5K is instead a Kuda wallbuy in the "Black Ops 3" remake).

By interacting with each rock, the "115" song will play once per match.

Answer: Elena Siegman

Siegman combines with guitarist Kevin Sherwood to produce numerous tracks in this game. It starts with "115" on Kino der Toten, then "Abracadbra" on Ascension, "Pareidolia" on Shangri-La and finally, "Coming Home" on Moon.

Answer: AK74Fu2

A wall weapon on every map in this game, the AK74U and its PaPed counterpart quickly became a fan favorite. This is a reliable weapon because it is available off the wall and boasts a much stronger performance than other wall weapons. It is stronger than the M16, faster than the Stakeout and simply isn't as pitiful as the MP5K, MPL or PM63.

Answer: Victor Reznov

Reznov is a character involved with this game's campaign. Much like other characters, such as Frank Woods and Alex Mason, he has no impact in the Zombies mode.

Answer: Japanese

The four Ultimis characters of Dempsey, Richtofen, Nikolai and Takeo were created in "World at War", where the premise was using them to represent notable international powers in this game. Though this symbolism quickly faded in follow-up games, it serves to explain why four seemingly random people from completely different parts of the world are together in this mode.

Answer: Samantha Maxis

Samantha obtained this power on accident back in "World at War", but wields it with sinister thrill in this game. In particular, the Hellhounds which attack players on a few maps in this game are supposed to be direct, 1:1 copies of Samantha's former pet Fluffy. Well, 1:1 copies that also add tons of fire and the ability to teleport.

Answer: Complete the campaign

By finishing the entirety of this game's campaign, Five will unlock. It happens seamlessly too, as the player goes right from the end credits of the campaign immediately into Five.

Alternatively, one famous way to bypass this unlock prerequisite is to go to the main menu, rapidly mash the controller's shoulder buttons and free Alex Mason from the seat he being held in on the main menu. With Mason freed, the player can have him go to a computer in the small room he is in. To unlock Five, the player can type "3arc unlock" on this computer and get the map, simple as that.

Answer: No

The AK47 certainly would have been a very welcome wall buy on any map, as this entire game is notorious for providing very poor Assault Rifles for wall buys. However, it was not meant to be. The AK74U, not to be confused with the AK47, is available off the wall on every map.

Answer: Yes

This map features two wonder weapons. The first is the classic Ray Gun, which had been on every map in the entire game. The second is the Winter's Howl, which was initially exclusive to Five before later being made available on Verruckt.

Sadly, the Winter's Howl is well known for being arguably the single worst wonder weapon in all of Zombies history. So much so that "Black Ops 4" featured a remake of the Five map, the Winter's Howl is massively buffed on this map, and even still it's a total joke. This weapon is very, very weak for a wonder weapon and has limited ammunition. The Ray Gun, hilariously, is a much better choice.