Call of Duty Zombies Should Improve The Nuke Drop

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As of now, the future ofCall of Duty Zombies is hard to pin down. WhileCall of Duty: Vanguard Zombies will receive round-based maps until its support comes to an end, Treyarch’s next Call of Duty game will supposedly drop in 2024. A standalone Zombies game has also been rumored for 2023, but no official info has been shared to confirm its existence.

Regardless of whether a new Call of Duty Zombies mode from Treyarch comes next year or the year after, fans are hoping to see smart innovations that improve upon the classic, round-based style. One such innovation could be tied to the Nuke power-up, with Treyarch making it more worthwhile and exciting than it is in its current form.

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Drops are crucial to the Call of Duty Zombies experience, as few things are as satisfying and calming as picking up a Max Ammo when supplies are running low. Likewise, cutting down enemies with a knife during Insta Kill periods adds a lot to the survival experience, as players can build up points while saving up their ammo. No matter how much Zombies has changed over the years, drops have stuck around, and they are unlikely to go away.

With Drops having been around for so long, it makes sense that they have undergone some community requested changes. For example, Call of Duty Zombies fans had spent years accidentally picking up Max Ammo drops before reloading, which meant they lost out on an extra magazine. As a result, Treyarch made it so Max Ammos fill up the magazine as well, saving players the headache that came from forgetting to reload before walking into the drop.

Carpenter received an even bigger makeover, as the drop went from a Call of Duty Zombies meme to something players were