Meanwhile, on Facebook, an image that looks to be the mechanism that opens the portal to the Dark Aether appeared by Treyarch, indicating that this could be Omega's final operation.“Everything and everyone can be corrupted. Following the Soviet Military training facility, Treyarch posted a similar photo of a cagey vault door on Instagram, labeled as a special gateway. Ravenov." Additionally, Treyarch has posted two more teasers on social media, hinting how the finale between Requiem and Omega could take place. On the image, a vague detail is scribbled that says " Weaver, This is the place. The enormous structure in the photo is the Soviet military training facility in Ukraine that Frank Woods and Agent Bell work to infiltrate in Black Ops Cold War's Operation Redlight, Greenlight mission. In a Monday tweet, Treyarch shared a black and white image that players who are familiar with Black Ops Cold War campaign will be able to easily recognize. Related: Call of Duty 2022 Will Be A Sequel To 2019's Modern Warfare, Per Leaks This follows the third storyline in the Call of Duty Zombies series, as Call of Duty: Vanguard's Zombie mode will expand the lore of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War in the shape of a prequel. Compared to previous installments in the series, which have a significant set of crews for each Zombie mode, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's Zombies, however, allows to play as Operators from either the NATO or Warsaw Pact, as a CIA-backed organization called Requiem. Call of Duty Zombies followed over a decade of grounded lore and notable gameplay that most players believe is the heart of the series.
Call of Duty's Zombie mode originally came out in 2008 with Call of Duty: World at War and became highly popular upon the game's release.
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