#Black ops 2 slums full#

I guess from the in-world perspective, the fact that Shinra made a murder bot but disguised as a house is all kinds of fucked.

#Black ops 2 slums full#

My immediate assumption was that this was a long game and not all the enemies were going to be winners.įast forward 20 years later and I’m facing Hell House in a gladiator arena as it flies above me shooting lightning at me, with full on promenade organs playing in the background. I remember playing FFVII originally and getting to this boss and being WTF about it all. The video is also embedded below for convenience.įor more Call of Duty news, guides, and more, follow on Twitter.Ah Hell House. You can check out the full video on XclusiveAce’s channel. Importantly, this spot does not flip spawns as the player does get full line-of-sight on the back parking area. This gives a perfect sightline to possible enemies sitting on a powerful spot which covers the spawn. The player can into the back of the spawn (right-side spawn in relation to above maps) through the middle foliage.

This spot is simply superb and we must give massive props to XclusiveAce for finding it/rediscovering it. This spot gives you a clear sightline to Yellow and allows teammates to pass safely through Graveyard into mid-map. XclusiveAce has climbed atop one of the cars and peaks over the broken wall which leads to the middle of the map. The first spot, pictured above, makes use of the bottom side of the map. Now, due to XclusiveAce’s map surveying skills, let’s look at two sneaky spots you can use to your advantage. This creates a problem for enemies on the other side as they have to aim at two positions at once. The suggested move here is to use the Brick structure to confuse enemies as you fly out from either side with teammates. The fights are an interesting mix between medium range gunplay and close range chaos. The area is often called “Brick.”Įither side of Brick provides a single power position (left/right top red patches) and the main Brick structure. The other hotspots on the map situate on the top side. This is because the gun-fighting from Graveyard can be difficult as Yellow provides more cover to shooters. However, with the quick slide of Black Ops 4, many players can be seen making a run through Graveyard into the middle of map. In Black Ops 2, most player opted to stay out of Graveyard and flank around the bottom of the map through “Blue.” Graveyard (left of center red patch) and Yellow (right of center red patch). The middle features two opposing long range sight-lines. This happens mostly in the top and middle lanes. Moving on, let’s take a peek at the most hotly contested areas of the map.Īs the matches begin, the combat on Slums is funneled directly towards the middle of the map. The second option comes into play most in Hardpoint, where teams will generally stack together to control the point. When the enemy is pushing the current primary spawns, but has not yet flipped them completely and when the entirety of the enemy team is on the other side of the map. In Black Ops 4, E-spawns are used in two specific situations. The red dots mark emergency spawns or “E-spawns” which are used in special circumstances. These are the positions where players will initially spawn and will continue spawn unless the other team pushes you out/your team pushes the other spawn. The green dots represent the primary spawn points which will be used at most points during the game. Let’s start the discussion from the spawns. With help from XclusiveAce’s thorough breakdown, let’s take a look at Slums in Black Ops 4. The gameplay has significantly been sped up and spawns have been slightly tweaked since Black Ops 2. Slums, a fan favorite from Black Ops 2, returned with the release of Black Ops 4, but the gameplay has changed a bit since the old days.ĭue to Black Ops 4 increased movement speeds, old maps that are reintroduced from previous titles do not necessarily feel the same.