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Online state: x, y, velocity, elevation, health, color, state, gun, gun2, perks, pack?

Maps:

stöð hinna dauðu Miðgarðar, Iceland

(Station of the Dead, S.H.D, /stoov heen-ha doov-(breath out)/)

Icelandic outpost

Simple, like nacht

1 player ‘communicates’ on round 45 or 50(?) in upper right hand room. Will be stuck in a (hopefully) randomly generated minigame. All handled client side, phew.

Others defend communicator, top priority until evac.

Not too many doors, 6?

leikhús dauðra Sæból, Iceland

(Theater of the Dead, L.D., /ley-koos(h) der-gh/)

Kino der toten clone/redesign

Will be more angular, Icelandic architecture.

Anelse Finalen, Norway

(translates to Slight/Clue/Hint, /ah-nl-sah/) Anelse Mansion.

Clue Mansion layout. Yeah, the board game/movie/etc.  

Layout ref: https://i.pinimg.com/564x/92/8c/08/928c08952cb5e06b7390b3b09d36aa58.jpg

Norwegian fairy tale/nord-like architecture. (Example: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b3/9f/3a/b39f3a9000bef0d43e020cb416170a17.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4a/Norsk_folkemuseum_-_Bur_fra_Nedre_Nisi_i_Gransherad.jpg )

W.I.P.

Characters/Plot: (names might seems stupid, wip +real people lol. only designs are final)

stöð hinna dauðu Miðgarðar, Iceland

(Station of the Dead)

Pok (‘/muff/ or /don-ay-hew/’ muffin donahue) [CHAR 2]

Bon (Iver Bonnibelle \\ riff on iver mectin // ) [CHAR 4]

Sajin (Graham Klein or Sajin Kahn) [CHAR 1]

?cloud_host=wss://biocide.000webhostapp.com/

https://voicechanger.io/voicemaker/#!/{%22effects%22:[{%22name%22:%22telephone%22,%22params%22:{%22magnitude%22:1,%22lowPassFreq%22:2000,%22highPassFreq%22:500}}],%22version%22:1} (perk theme/etc. filter. poor quality filter.)

Guns, https://www.google.com/search?q=icelandic+guns&rlz=1CADTIH_enUS913US914&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwissNPU9I3zAhUBSDABHXEkANgQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1366&bih=665&dpr=1&safe=active&ssui=on#imgrc=hNDkx9qT0YdqAM

Landstad revolver

Arcade resolution: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=119278.0

Zombie math: (Source: COD Zombies Wiki)

|Note from griffpatch topdown. Make code for zombies to go around walls; possibly second priority. Call it.|

Speed

The zombies have varying speeds and movements, and some are exclusive to certain maps. These speeds are:

• A slow stumble with arms by their sides.
• In Shi No Numa, zombies might stumble around in a sort of sideways manner with arms by their sides and with their shoulder tilted towards the player.
• The Nazi zombies on Verrückt, Der Riese and Kino der Toten may occasionally Goose Step march when walking up to a barricade.
• A normal walk with their arms waving in the air and their faces glancing upward at the sky.
• A jog with arms straight out, like a stereotypical zombie.
• A fast run. Their arms move back and forth, similar to a human.
• A sprint, with one arm in front of them pointing down and the other behind them in the air.
• In Verrückt (Call of Duty: World at War only), Call of the Dead, Moon, Origins, and Black Ops III maps, some zombies have a human sprint-like speed with their shoulders forward and arms moving as a person would while running (although to less of an extent). These are considerably faster than any other speed, and run at roughly the same speed that the player does with a high-mobility weapon (without sprinting). The sprinting zombies on Call of the Dead are running more human-like than sprinting zombies from Verrückt. Any gun class other than a high-mobility weapon will require the player to sprint in order to not get caught by them. In Call of the Dead, zombies are brought to this speed by a special yell from George A. Romero, but in Verrückt, they will merely spawn sprinting. In Moon, however, they will begin to sprint after the player once they are launched by the Gravity Lifts. This also causes crawlers to quickly scramble towards the player on its hands and knees (even when both legs are missing). They will also sprint if the player stays in No Man's Land for a long period of time. In Origins, zombies are brought to this speed by running after the Tank in a similar fashion to the bus in Green Run. However, the animation for running is the same as the Call of the Dead and Moon sprinting zombies. Note that if a zombie catches up to a player on the tank, they will continue sprinting, which may be frustrating to most players, especially ones who do not have the Juggernog perk. In Black Ops III, some zombies will spawn sprinting in later round just like in Verruckt but the animation is reused from Call of the Dead and Moon.
• Since Der Riese (including the World at War version), beginning with Round 4 the last zombie of a round will start sprinting. In Call of Duty: Black Ops, it initially goes with its normal speed until aggravated while in the other games it starts sprinting as soon as the second to last zombie is killed. In Shadows of Evil and Der Eisendrache, if the player leaves the last zombie alive for a long period of time, it will start sprinting at any round.
• In Ascension (Call of Duty Black Ops only), zombies sometimes crouch down and perform a roll towards the player, or maybe even sidestep to avoid getting hit. When they sidestep they appear to lose their balance and slow down to a slow walk before they finish sidestepping.
• In Moon, when outside on the surface, zombies float around a lot due to the gravity.
• In the Call of Duty: Black Ops (DS) maps, they walk with their arms out for the first few rounds, then start to sprint with their arms to their sides, like the zombies in Zombie Verrückt.
• In Green Run, zombies that are chasing the bus will sprint extremely quick, faster than in any previous map.
• Zombies inside or on top of the bus in Green Run will slowly stumble to the left and right towards the player due to losing their balance while the bus is moving. Oddly, even when the bus is not moving, they still walk sluggishly in the same fashion as if it were still moving.
• After about round 10, zombies on Shadows of Evil tend to stumble and falter, catching themselves on their hands to stand back up again.

Behavior

Zombies will only attack a player through melee attacks; they do not use weapons. Zombies can be gibbed, but will continue to attack the player even after having lost half of their limbs. Note that in-game, it is impossible to destroy a zombie's legs so that it will be forced to crawl if it is already missing an arm. Zombies will not continue to attack players who have been downed, instead continuing onwards to the next player as if the one who has been downed is not there.

Zombies typically chase after the closest player, and can be distracted by either approaching or attacking them. Alternatively, a Monkey Bomb and Lil'Arnie or a human who has been "turned" by the V-R11 will serve to divert their attention for a short time. Also, the Pack-a-Punched Crossbow, the Awful Lawton, the Pack-a-Punched Acid Gat, the Vitriolic Withering, and the Boom Box acts as a distraction weapon.

In both Call of Duty: World at War and Call of Duty: Black Ops, zombies retain some vestiges of human behavior and intelligence. They are capable of limited speech, including shouting the words "Sam" when attacking the player, or "Monkey" when presented with a Monkey Bomb. Also slower moving Nazi zombies will at times appear to march. And in Ascension, zombified Spetsnaz soldiers will sometimes roll or sidestep to avoid being shot, a battle maneuver used by the group.

According to George Barkley, humans who are in the process of becoming a zombie suffer from short-term memory loss, psychosis, delusion, and paranoia.

According to the Classified intro cutscene and various reels, when not under the control of an entity within the MPD or APD, zombies are mindless and uncoordinated. However, when under the control of an entity within the MPD or APD, zombies act as a hivemind and can be effectively controlled and given orders.

Health

The health of zombies increases with every round. Zombies start with 150 health on Round 1, and gain 100 health every round until round 9. Upon reaching round 10, their health is given a 1.1 multiplier every round.

For example, a zombie has 550 health on Round 5, 1045 on Round 10, 2710 on Round 20, 47295 on Round 50 and 5552108 on Round 100.

Damage Multipliers

With any weapon, damage is applied to zombies. A head or neck attack will multiply weapon damage by 2.0, a chest or torso attack will multiply weapon damage by 1.5, and a limb or groin attack will multiply weapon damage by 1.0. It's recommended to use a LMG or other good high damaging/amount of ammo clip weapons and to use them when training zombies

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