When you're not earning XP, Call of Dead is a unique experience in itself featuring Danny Trejo (From Dusk Till Dawn), Sarah Michelle Geller (Buffy The Vampire Slayer), Robert Englund (A Nightmare On Elm Street) & Michael Rooker (The Walking Dead).
I find myself using an Acog sight on my AUG doing exceptionally well. Each map being obese but nothing to complain about. Distance is definitely offered with Escalation. There are various ways to find your way around below & above, allowing great use for claymore surprises. Closing the two doors doesn't mean you've fortified yourself from gunfire however. When used properly it can change any matter of life and death & forces even the greatest players to change their strategy consistently. Regardless of which side you spawn from you'll quickly notice the main building straight ahead with fully functioning entrances you can shut down. Stockpile is one of the more fascinating broad maps Escalation has to offer. Any sudden runs can likely land you a deathstreak. It was the only map on release day that I found everyone was pacing themselves. If any of the maps provide multiple choke points, tight corners with some elevated spots along with working elevators. Now the highway itself also provides a breezeway & traffic sign posts again great for snipers to do work. Unlike the other maps this one doesn't provide any unique feature besides a highway that runs straight down the middle with it's center structure demolished leading to a passage that allows a quick sprint from one end to the other. After a decent round of team deathmatch I found myself emerged in Convoy. Zoo offers various pick off points for snipers offering a good mixture for any mid to long range weapons. The amount of time into detail this time around is superb! The first I had an opportunity to explore was Zoo, with a unique monorail system that runs through the top corner cutting through to the middle station. Treyarch delivers yet again another grade A map pack. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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