The latest Zombies mode shares loadouts with multiplayer, with progression carrying over too. It seems like Treyarch’s primary reasoning behind adding operators to the mode in place of original characters is a pure one, as the team’s intention of creating a unified experience within all modes of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is commendable. RELATED: Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Zombies Perks and Weapon Loadouts Why Were Operators Chosen? With the characters players control in the latest version of the mode not having any real importance to the story, Black Ops Cold War Zombies is immediately faced with a major issue regarding personality and storytelling - and it could greatly damage the player experience. With Black Ops Cold War kicking off a brand new Dark Aether storyline set within the same universe, the writers have the task of telling an engaging story without the help of original playable characters.

However, not every change may be for the best, as the addition of multiplayer operators to the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War version of Zombies comes at a cost.

With Zombies additions like an exfil system that lets players complete a match without going through a map’s lengthy story quest, as well as plenty of new weapons and gear, it would seem like the mode is evolving for the better in its latest appearance.

Treyarch has been more vocal than ever before regarding the Zombies mode for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, with the game set to feature plenty of new features that have never been seen in the classic survival mode.

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