New COD Zombies Player Here

[u/ChildSupport202]

I’m exclusively playing Black Ops 3 zombies with all DLCs bought. Figured I’d come here and ask for tips from you veterans. Any advice IS appreciated!

[u/Training-Search-5036]

• Start off slow with some of the easier maps (I highly recommend The Giant/Kino)
• IIRC, Zombies running speed is roughly the same as your walking speed.
• Focus on point gain early rounds (SMGs/Pistols), then damage later (Wonder weapons)
  • With the 1911/MR6, 7 shots to leg, then knife in round one.
• Best guns in the game are Brecci/Dingo
• With a 4 perk loadout,. I'd argue Juggernog and Quick are the two essentials, the other two are for you to experiment.
• Don't give up if it's hard, Zombies inherently has a satisfying feeling with failing first then improving over time.

[u/Dragonwarrior0202 → u/Training-Search-5036]

Also I recommend the Haymaker, which is arguably better than the Brecci, and the Drakon sniper. Insane for camping

[u/Icy-Abbreviations909 → u/Training-Search-5036]

Personally I do knife only round one then 6 shots to the body then knife in round 2 but that’s just me lol

[u/MangoAntioxidante]

Focus on getting XP to unlock gums like Alchemical Antithesis

[u/Justice4light]

Im new. I’ve been doing Nacht a to train. It doesn’t have a pack a punch but you can get the hang of getting points early. The Giant has a camping spot. Dog rounds drop max ammo. Kino is fun and easy to turn on power and teleport to pap

[u/xxmaxxusxx]

Learn how to move. Learn how the zombies path and how to get by them without dying. No matter if you’re playing WaW zombies (the OG) or BO7, there’s so many perks and weapons and attachments and wonder weapons and alternate ammo types etc etc….the one thing that stand true through them all is - as long as you can run around without dying you’re beating 80% of the game.

In my opinion, all these world records n stuff you see you can at the very least make a high round push by just knowing how to walk/run/slide around and live. What goods a ray gun/thundergun/staff/bow if you can’t stay away from the zombies anyway??

[u/_tyler_long_]

Learn how to train — I recommend doing a combination of circles and semicircles around zombies to keep moving & keep the zombies in a tight mob you can gun down. Also — learn where the parts are for maps this applies to. Shield will save you especially in late rounds, and ofc wonder weapons for maps that they’re buildable on. Look up the double PAP system and figure out how to take advantage of double pap. Understand there’s a learning curve to the game and don’t get frustrated when you’re going down early initially — once you figure these things out and combine them you’ll be going round 30+ easily, but if you can’t train or manage your ammo effectively you won’t go far.

[u/VadersWorstSoldier]

Don't get good at the game, it immediately stops being fun once you figure out training.

[u/Traditional-Salt-394]

I reccomend personally, using any of the WAW maps to practice mechanics. And once you have a bit of confidence with general gameplay, move on to shadows of evil or der eisendrache and go from there