Zombie Persuasive Speech
Introduction:
“Watch your window! Watch your window!” Call of Duty: Black Ops zombie mode can get to be one of the most intense, nerve-wracking game experiences ever. It’s a matter of life or death in a game. One bad decision, even one tiny mistake, can ruin everything. You can play solo (by yourself), or you can play online with multiple people, a max of four. It’s a game that would require strategy and probably some risk taking. The rounds getting higher, more zombies you have to face and you’re running out of survival options. What’s your next move?
First Body: Playing solo is not as difficult as most would think. In some ways, it’s almost easier. You have far more control over the zombies than you do with multiple people. It’s pretty simple, actually. What one should do is purchase a perk (an advantage, per se) called “Quick Revive.” With this, because you’re playing alone, you’ll automatically be revived in case you happen to get down (die), but with that, you definitely should buy a separate perk called “Jugger-Nog” so it makes it more difficult for you to get down in the first place. Then, as you play, save up your points and …show more content…
There’s a lot of pressure, depending on other people to watch your back, and many uneasy feelings especially when you’re the only person remaining. In this mode, just like in solo, be sure to grab the two perks mentioned earlier. Those will benefit you in many ways. Always make sure you’re watching your window where zombies will be coming out of. Not only to protect yourself and your teammates but to avoid a predicament you wouldn’t want to get yourself in early in the game. In order to earn more points, knife the zombies a few times and then shoot them. Saving those points is highly recommended. You might just need all the points you can get later in the game. This mode can be a little more enjoyable especially if you have a mic to communicate with other
“Watch your window! Watch your window!” Call of Duty: Black Ops zombie mode can get to be one of the most intense, nerve-wracking game experiences ever. It’s a matter of life or death in a game. One bad decision, even one tiny mistake, can ruin everything. You can play solo (by yourself), or you can play online with multiple people, a max of four. It’s a game that would require strategy and probably some risk taking. The rounds getting higher, more zombies you have to face and you’re running out of survival options. What’s your next move?
First Body: Playing solo is not as difficult as most would think. In some ways, it’s almost easier. You have far more control over the zombies than you do with multiple people. It’s pretty simple, actually. What one should do is purchase a perk (an advantage, per se) called “Quick Revive.” With this, because you’re playing alone, you’ll automatically be revived in case you happen to get down (die), but with that, you definitely should buy a separate perk called “Jugger-Nog” so it makes it more difficult for you to get down in the first place. Then, as you play, save up your points and …show more content…
There’s a lot of pressure, depending on other people to watch your back, and many uneasy feelings especially when you’re the only person remaining. In this mode, just like in solo, be sure to grab the two perks mentioned earlier. Those will benefit you in many ways. Always make sure you’re watching your window where zombies will be coming out of. Not only to protect yourself and your teammates but to avoid a predicament you wouldn’t want to get yourself in early in the game. In order to earn more points, knife the zombies a few times and then shoot them. Saving those points is highly recommended. You might just need all the points you can get later in the game. This mode can be a little more enjoyable especially if you have a mic to communicate with other