Why did Nazi Zombies become so complicated?

Don't get me wrong, I still love the Zombies maps, I wish it would have been sold as a separate game.  But sometimes at the end of the day, I don't wanna have to do all this extra stuff; I just wanna kill zombies, repair barriers, buy and upgrade guns, and just have a little fun.  These days I feel like I have to do all this extra stuff if I want to even think of making it to higher rounds.  Just my thoughts.  What are yours?

It got complicated and became super dumb. CoD Zombies was a mode that should have been in only one game. Treyarch has been having lots of trouble keeping the mode fresh and exciting.

I was waiting for someone else to bring it up, but yes, zombies has become far too complicated with very little payoff.

Too much of zombies now relies on taking increasingly impossible waves of zombies, to find silly easter eggs or get a chance at some randomized item or what-not, and by the time you get to see an easter egg, or new area, or cool new gun, you die.

In World at War, it was at it's best. Level design favored smaller maps with more of a focus on killing zombies and each area serving some purpose within the whole map, by Black Ops and Black Ops II, the new maps are just too massive with pointless additions that require way too much planning.

I was waiting for someone else to bring it up, but yes, zombies has become far too complicated with very little payoff.

Too much of zombies now relies on taking increasingly impossible waves of zombies, to find silly easter eggs or get a chance at some randomized item or what-not, and by the time you get to see an easter egg, or new area, or cool new gun, you die.

In World at War, it was at it's best. Level design favored smaller maps with more of a focus on killing zombies and each area serving some purpose within the whole map, by Black Ops and Black Ops II, the new maps are just too massive with pointless additions that require way too much planning.

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