"I was having a chat with someone and they were saying 'we've found them all!' and I went 'OK, well here's one then - have you looked at the bios for World at War?' That's now 6 years old, and there was a hidden message that was taking the first capital letter of every sentence in the bio, and it made a sentence. Surprisingly, there are secrets that fans have missed all the way back to the original mode which debuted six years ago in Call of Duty: World at War as well. While many of the mechanical secrets have been unearthed by players, some of the more obtuse and hidden ones are still waiting to be discovered.Īccording to Blundell, there's still plenty left for fans to locate. Hopefully, fans will get some news on what to expect from Call of Duty: Vanguard's co-op offering sometime soon.In a recent interview, Campaign Director and Director of Zombies (yes, that is an actual title), Jason Blundell, admitted that there are a good amount of secrets and easter eggs that have yet to be discovered by fans. However, with Call of Duty: Vanguard returning to World War 2, it could attract those community members by offering an experience similar to the one they remember from World at War while also allowing them to spend more time with the Gobblegum system. This has led some members of the mode's community to prefer only playing Treyarch's versions of Zombies. Treyarch originally created the mode as a small easter egg in Call of Duty: World at War, but it quickly exploded in popularity from there until it became a pillar of the franchise. Gobblegums would also help entice Zombies players who normally are only interested in the mode if it is developed by Treyarch. Adding Gobblegums would also help differentiate Vanguard's Zombies mode from Black Ops Cold War's while also giving players more of the classic Zombies experience that they originally fell in love with. The seasonal structure would allow the developers to slowly add more Gobblegums each season alongside new weapons and maps, enticing Zombies players to jump back in and check out the mode.
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However, bringing back Gobblegums for its Zombies mode, if it has one, could be huge and would be a great fit for the new seasonal structure the series has adopted.
Of course, Call of Duty: Vanguard will likely bring a number of changes to the series, including Call of Duty: Warzone. This helped bring some more excitement to matches, as getting a very powerful Gobblegum during a dire situation was a lot of fun for players, and the crazy powers that some of them provided helped players feel much more empowered when killing the undead hordes. While most players had a fixed set of Call of Duty perks they preferred for each map, they could not be so picky with Gobblegums.
This Gobblegum trait was also a big factor because it mixed up how players had to approach their matches. The random element of which Gobblegum players were given at any point in a match also helped the system shake up typical Zombies matches so that players had to react and adapt to what powers they were given each round.
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Making the Gobblegums so powerful was also key due to the increased difficulty of completing the easter eggs in Black Ops 3, as most players would require plenty of the powerful Gobblegums to help them complete the easter eggs and learn the secrets behind the story of Call of Duty Zombies. This system also helped ensure that any Gobblegums players got potentially had value, even if the player never intended to use them because they had the possibility of eventually being traded in for much more powerful options.
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