Along with that returns Elemental Pop, Mystery Box, and soda based perk machines. In-game the ammo, and weapon upgrades are acquired through a pack-a-punch machine that is constructed through objective completion. Ammo itself is elementally charged this time with three tiers of upgrades increasing the elemental effects. The same goes for the ammo mods, and perks. By upgrading the weapon types alone you gain additional damage, critical damage, and sometimes additional slots or something else more gun/weapon driven.
#Little inferno cold war upgrade
The Aether currency you'll earn is also used to upgrade elemental ammo mods as well as the primary weapon types. These field upgrades can be upgraded by using the Aether points you get from playing through a session of the mode giving them alternate abilities that stack. It is more or less a a cool down based extra assist that allows the player to freeze zombies, buff player damage output while simultaneously burning zombies, drop mines, enter a stealth state, and even heal or revive fellow teammates. In fact the field upgrade is not your traditional field upgrade. In regards to the field upgrade it's vastly different from the main Cold War multiplayer's. Attachments this time can effect things like salvage or equipment drops within the modes. In it you'll be able to equip one primary weapon, it's attachments, and a field upgrade.
Perhaps in the most original sense Zombies, and the two Die Maschine modes of play therein incorporate a loadout system unique solely to this year's Call of Duty experience.
As one of four soldiers it is your duty to go in on this informational lead, unlock the mysteries at hand, and defeat wave after wave of increasingly stronger undead as you collect that intel. This of course takes place in and around a snowy bunker, and abandoned communications/crash site. We find this out from a female agent who has gone off the grid after stumbling upon video footage of the containment breach from an unknown machine that has quite literally reanimated the dead after having been reactivated itself. This time around the Nazi experiment falls into the Soviets hands, and once again all hell breaks loose on earth. Within Die Maschine the developer, being Treyarch, adds a new Soviet spin to the ongoing Zombies lore. The story driven, and wave based Die Maschine, in particular, is what I'll be focusing on in this article. Die Maschine, Die Maschine 20, and Dead Ops Arcade 3 being those three modes. This includes three new main modes of play. Cold War, like all the other black Ops entries in the Call of Duty franchise brings with it it's own take on Zombie warfare.
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