BO1 for the aesthetic, BO2 for her fun maps and BO3 for the polish
LooneyBurger
I hate the aether and aliens shit.
Rabiddd
I have never liked the big adhd rainbow glowey alien stuff from BO3 and so on.
JoshuaWebbb
I honestly can’t pick because my favourite map of all time is shadows of evil but the majority of my other favourite maps are from before bo3. If you are counting the remakes in chronicles as BO3 era then bo3 onwards definitely. Otherwise I don’t know
zalcecan
Absolutely the w@w take, the radios and EEs on the walls were more grounded especially in reference to the war.
Foxxo_420
Both?
Is that allowed?
WeepiestSeeker4
I love the magical bullshit of BO2.5 onwards. It let’s the art team come up with some really cool designs as well as ones that still fit the grounded aesthetic of the originals
Diligent_Craft_1165
The last black ops games don’t feel like zombies. It’s more of a modern alien extinction mode.
The old games have the atmosphere you’d want. Classic for me. Sci fi isn’t as good as Nazi zombies
aVr680
I always hated what the story become from Bo2 expecially with Bo3…
I hope for, one day, it can be return a horror game mode
Majin-Darnell
I dunno they’re both really cool
SeaboundStorm
WAW & BO1. I like that fantasy, cosmic horror stuff, but I think it should have its own story starting in 3, like Chaos storyline from BO4, but not doomed from the start because the first storyline was hamfisted into the game leading to two storylines
_The_Devil_Hunter_
I truly miss the classic horror we had. I don’t hate bo3 it was the best and it was great story line but I just miss the old days when it was scary till the end of bo2.
Dashboard_Lover
WWII
Thomas-MCF
I liked both but WaW and bo1 are just the best.
BartjeB_
Zielinski
Prestigious_Hunt4329
WAW
gritty, dull colors, ambience, low quality. All of that combined just feels the best for zombies
Bo1 is a VERY close second, and I feel is closely followed by WW2 and bo4. I feel near the bottom is IW and bo3 is on a similar level as bo6 with the zombies feel, and those are similar to the Cold war DLC in just how far we have come from what zombies was at its core
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BO1 for the aesthetic, BO2 for her fun maps and BO3 for the polish
I hate the aether and aliens shit.
I have never liked the big adhd rainbow glowey alien stuff from BO3 and so on.
I honestly can’t pick because my favourite map of all time is shadows of evil but the majority of my other favourite maps are from before bo3. If you are counting the remakes in chronicles as BO3 era then bo3 onwards definitely. Otherwise I don’t know
Absolutely the w@w take, the radios and EEs on the walls were more grounded especially in reference to the war.
Both?
Is that allowed?
I love the magical bullshit of BO2.5 onwards. It let’s the art team come up with some really cool designs as well as ones that still fit the grounded aesthetic of the originals
The last black ops games don’t feel like zombies. It’s more of a modern alien extinction mode.
The old games have the atmosphere you’d want. Classic for me. Sci fi isn’t as good as Nazi zombies
I always hated what the story become from Bo2 expecially with Bo3…
I hope for, one day, it can be return a horror game mode
I dunno they’re both really cool
WAW & BO1. I like that fantasy, cosmic horror stuff, but I think it should have its own story starting in 3, like Chaos storyline from BO4, but not doomed from the start because the first storyline was hamfisted into the game leading to two storylines
I truly miss the classic horror we had. I don’t hate bo3 it was the best and it was great story line but I just miss the old days when it was scary till the end of bo2.
WWII
I liked both but WaW and bo1 are just the best.
Zielinski
WAW
gritty, dull colors, ambience, low quality. All of that combined just feels the best for zombies
Bo1 is a VERY close second, and I feel is closely followed by WW2 and bo4. I feel near the bottom is IW and bo3 is on a similar level as bo6 with the zombies feel, and those are similar to the Cold war DLC in just how far we have come from what zombies was at its core