Call of Duty: World at War : Gambler's Ruin

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Gambler's Ruin (Report Abuse)

Submitted By: Bluezone on 05/19/2009 @ 8:23 AM CDT

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This MOD increases the value of all wall-bought items except the bolt-action rifles and pistols. Players must now rely on their luck gambling with the Random Box. The Random box gives one free spin as a reward for the poor guy that spent the money to open the door. Afterwards, the cost is 100 times the level number and is set every time it closes. Weapons are increasingly rare based roughly on their power. Boarding up windows/walls costs 10 points/piece on up to 200/piece as the levels progress to 20. Every 5 rounds there is a repair bonus round where barriers dammaged on that round will reward you for repairs. The difficulty progression for the zombies has also received a slight tweak and ramps up a little sharply. When you pick up an ammo drop bonus from the zombies, only the player that grabs it gets the ammo. Flame throwers do slightly less dammage since they are the only weapon with unlimited ammo. Unlimited Ammo using /sf_use_ignoreammo 1 is punishable by "Zombie Overrun Death" at the end of the level you use it on... But makes a great way to end a game if someone has to go! How long can you last against the Zombie Apocalypse? In all the game feels more urgent and the player dynamics are shifted quite a bit.

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