The Many Unsolved Mysteries of Black Ops

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• DR

  @DR3JE007 · 2 years ago · pinned

  He is alive i saw him in the game

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• SQ

  @squatmaster1405 · 2 years ago

  This game was too much for my 10 year old mind to comprehend but it was the best

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• MA

  @makhnobux · 2 years ago

  alex mason faking his death because he's a deadbeat dad is easily my new favorite fan theory

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• GR

  @greenspace9825 · 2 years ago

  Before I knew Reznov wasn’t there, I always thought it was weird how Woods and Bowman was chill with some random ass guy helping them

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• IT

  @Itz_just_VICTOR · 2 years ago

  Remember, Reznov right trigger finger was blown off in Vendetta, that was the reason he couldn’t snipe anymore and was a submachine gunner to the rest of WAW, all of his hallucinations in BO1 and the one in BO2 still have that trigger finger attached so it’s obvious it isn’t him that saved him

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• LU

  @LuvzToLol21 · 2 years ago

  Reznov's right index finger was blown off in Stalingrad back in WAW. That's why he gave his sniper rifle to Petrenko because he could no longer use it. However every time Mason hallucinates seeing Reznov, including in Afghanistan, he has all 10 fingers.

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• TR

  @TryHardCentral · 2 years ago

  Honestly bo1 has the best story ever in cod history

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• MR

  @Mr_Pimpin · 2 years ago

  In the Revelations mission you can hear Mason scream “Oswald comprised!”, suggesting he was working with Oswald or knew who Oswald was

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• N0

  @n0gravitii · 2 years ago

  BO1 still fascinates me to this day. I know at its core it’s a pretty simple arcade shooter but the themes it tackles makes it seem so much deeper than it actually is. At almost 15 years old I still feel like I’m going to uncover something hidden in the game.

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• SA

  @safename6150 · 2 years ago

  I love that people are still making videos about this game 14 years later

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• DO

  @dolphin3438 · 2 years ago

  Dont mind me, just blessing this video with the algorithm

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• TH

  @TheNikoBellic2008 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Sometimes I feel like the Mason living ending was a last minute decision or was never 100% intended by Treyarch. Everything about it is so coincidental and strange, like Woods choosing not to shoot (who he believes to be) Menendez and Mason just being missing for 30 years with zero explanation. I think the Woods and David at Mason's grave cutscene at the end adds just the right amount of melancholy to a mostly good ending, and highlights the losses and sacrifices war brings. I think "this is the price we pay for what we do" and David choosing to walk away from being a soldier is a stronger ending than Mason just appearing and cracking a joke with Woods and talking to his son about the time he fell off a tree.

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