The new version notably brings an arena mode, which hearkens to gladiatorial combat. Competing with others is encouraged, as is creating zombie-killing structures. Also, the leaderboards allow for direct comparisons, and there are new zombies and environments. Additionally, starter packs are now half off.
You can not see the difference between the "GROUP DEAD" and "GROUP DEACTIVATE" trigger. When the GROUP DEACTIVATE trigger is triggered, the GROUP DEAD trigger begins. The vehicle or aircraft should disappear and not behave like an object damaged by someone else.
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So, when you deactivate a group it will trigger the group dead check because they no longer exist. If you want to avoid triggering something when the group is removed via DEACTIVATE GROUP, set a flag prior to deactivating them and incorporate that flag into your GROUP DEAD check.
As an example, let's say once your group enters a zone, they deactivate and in that event you do not wish them to be considered "dead." You would need two triggers. First, set a flag when they enter the "safe" zone. Then, check for their status and display a message only if that flag is false. So:
Dead Wire is a Pack-a-Punch upgrade in Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Ammo Mod in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Covenant in Call of Duty: Vanguard. It allows the weapon to occasionally fire an electrically charged bullet that will shock zombies in a small area.
The Dead Wire effect will affect up to nine zombies including the one on which the effect was triggered, giving a maximum of nine kills per activation, just one kill below the Wunderwaffe DG-2. It is also capable of killing zombies forever due to its infinite damage. Affected zombies are incapacitated instantly before they die, making Dead Wire more likely to save the player from being cornered than the other upgrades, such as Blast Furnace, which takes several seconds to kill affected zombies. When Dead Wire triggers on a group of zombies larger than nine, it will effect all of them but only killing nine of them with the rest simply being stunned before returning to normal. Electric Cherry effect is ignored when Dead Wire chains to a zombie affected by it.
In addition, this effect appears to activate more frequently than the other Pack-a-Punch upgrades, and will consistently trigger on the first bullet fired after the previous Dead Wire effect has ended.
The amount of points you gain per kill with Dead Wire is 50 per shocked zombie, and the effect of Dead Wire occurs more often, making it reliable for taking out small trains of 10 zombies (if one causes a chain reaction).
Dead Wire returns as an Ammo Mod in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War which can be applied at the Pack-a-Punch machine for 2000 essences. Unlike its Black Ops 3 equivalent, the ammo mod does not chain between zombies, instead it will stun a single one and release an area of electric damage around itself (if the player has it upgraded to at least tier I). The area of electric damage will hurt surrounding zombies every second for the duration of the stun. Should the stunned zombie's health reach 0 during the stun, it will not die until the effect is over or the player hurts it with another weapon. The duration of the stun depends on the tier of the ammo mod (2 seconds for tier 0-1 and 4 seconds for tier 2-3).
The game provides multiple special offers for players to purchase, some of which are available at Trader. These offers include coin packs, money packs, event tickets, skin packs, and unit packs.
Unit packs reward the player with an exclusive unit, which doesn't appear in the unit table (unless it's on sale or is already purchased), as well as a number of cases and coins, and even bus paints in some cases.
Skin packs are special offers that allow players to purchase a bulk of skins for one unit at a discount. Some of them also come with a unit that has these skins, given that the player hasn't unlocked it yet.
Tip: The number of coins in the safe when full, 2500 coins, is only 500 coins less than the "Heap of Coins" coin pack. Players will save 76 money by opening the safe at its fullest rather than buying that specific coin pack and only getting 500 coins more.
Tickets packs are packs that contain a set amount of event tickets in them, allowing players to participate in events. They only become available in the store while an event is currently happening and can be purchased with money.
A special section of Trader's shop will be open during exclusive annual events. The shop will display the highly-coveted event items, such as the new unit(s), bus paint, and skins. To earn them, players must purchase the event-exclusive cases with their respective collectible items earned in limited amounts through event gameplay. These collectibles are also sold in packs of varying amounts for money.
Nuketown Zombies is a special bonus map for the Black Ops 2 Zombie Mode. It takes up 186 MB on the Xbox 360 and PS3. This is basically the Nuketown multiplayer map from the first Black Ops set up for zombies.
There are Perk-A-Colas available, although there is a new system used to unlock them. If you look at the Nuketown sign in the middle of the map you will see a counter on it that starts at 99 and goes down to zero. Every time you kill a zombie the counter goes down one. Once it reaches zero, a clock will sound. A random perk or the Pack-A-Punch machine seems to crash down after about 100 kills or so on Solo, but it may take longer on co-op. See what the sign looks like in the image below.
Plotagon has created a number of scenes and characters, which mirror the game. Combined with exclusive sounds effects, movements and music, the newest pack allows fans of both Plotagon and Dead Trigger 2 to literally bring their zombies to life.
The first initiative is the Zombie Challenge, where players will create videos about zombie every day situations. 12 winners (3 in each of 4 weekly challenges) will win Plotagon premium content and Dead Trigger 2 in-game premium content with a total worth of $1,300. Rules, details and competing videos can be found through thefollowing URL: www.plotagon.com/zombies
The update also contains new city and dam reservoir environments; nighttime mode; and construction worker, prostitute, and nurse zombies. That last one gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "graveyard shift"! Fnar, fnar.
It's Easter weekend, and you're probably a bit old to go egg hunting, so Dead Trigger developer Madfinger has some free gifts for Dead Trigger 2 players to keep the zombie death count rising. With the holiday centered around one figure rising from the dead, this celebratory kill pack for a zombie game just seems to fit.
The gifts come in the form of a kill pack, which offers gamers a lot more than marshmallow peeps and stale chocolate bunnies. Inside this charming Easter basket, gamers will find a voucher code that can be redeemed for grenades, second chance revive kits, painkillers, robot chickens, and a speed booster good for 24 hours upon activation.
Madfinger is also rewarding players with additional Easter kill packs if they share their Dead Trigger 2 experiences online - "Record your gameplay, post it on YouTube, Facebook, Everyplay etc. and send us a link with your awesome video to contest@madfingergames.com - we will reward you with another Easter-kill pack!" Way better than grinding to earn bucks.
I installed the shadow 2 reach reduction kit, but running into an issue. When I put everything back together except the slide, everything works. But when I put the slide back on (and depress the trigger bar in the process) the trigger won't release the hammer any more. I have to take out the sear cage and put it back in to reset.
I had an issue with my CGW RRK last year. CGW responded in less than 12 hours (on a Sunday at that!). I needed to do what Cclass suggested with mine because the trigger wold not reset, however I had to take off more material than I thought I had too. I think your issue may be a slightly different one.
When you rack the slide to set the trigger to SA, I'm assuming it doesn't work properly. However, if you put just a little downwards pressure on the hammer, it properly resets and the trigger should now work. If so, then it's the disconnector and it requires more fitting.
Thanks for the reply, but pushing on the hammer any direction doesn't seem to help. When the slide is racked, the trigger bar gets lodged lower than normal, and sticks there, breaking contact with the sear and prevents the hammer from dropping. I'll post two photos, the first is "normal" the second is this "stuck" state. I'm only able to alleviate it by removing the sear cage.
Yeah I have been emailing with GCW, they don't seem to know what's going on either. They did say to check the trigger bar springs, and they are correctly seated under the trigger bar. Checked the tension as well and when placed beside the trigger bar, rest near the top.
As everyone has stated, make sure trigger bar spring is correct, then since it doesn't drop from SA you will have to take some material off the back side of the disco. The disco is preventing the trigger bar from pushing the sear open.
I had the issue of getting a dead trigger when you rack the slide to SA. I filed down the main surface of the disconnector shown in red. I had to take off A LOT. Much more than I was expecting. Don't be afraid to file a lot off if the first you times you try and it doesn't help. I was using 80 grit sandpaper followed by 1000 to smooth it by the end. I probably disassembled, filed and reassembled about 50 times.
During this easter egg, you can explore freely and buy weapons, or restock your supplies and ammo. If you find yourself in deep trouble with the bosses or mobs of zombies, trigger this event for this momentary respite! 2ff7e9595c
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