Zombie First Room Rankings

Old School: a World at War ranking

World at War gets its own ranking, Old School, and counts in player ratings, each run converted to its equivalent round on Black Ops; a new Hub page explains why its rounds can go to 600.

• New New ranking: Old School, the five World at War First Rooms (Nacht der Untoten, both sides of Verrückt, Shi No Numa and Der Riese) in solo and with two players. Each run is converted to its equivalent round on the Black Ops board of the same map before it is multiplied by the coefficient: a round 601 on Nacht counts as round 44. Hover a round to see what it counts as.
• New World at War First Rooms now count in player ratings, with a World at War rating of their own. Each run counts as its equivalent round on the Black Ops board of the same map, with 80% of the Black Ops difficulty coefficient: these First Rooms have been far less contested, and recent records show they still get easier. Each board shows its coefficient.
• Improved Leaderboards whose record goes past round 100, Nacht der Untoten and Shi No Numa on World at War, link to that page.
• Improved In the country window of the Players page, each player's world rank and world records are shown as badges with a gauge: red for the top 100 and for world record holders, filled red for the top 10.
• Fixed On the Zombies World Records page, the World at War Verrückt Quick Revive card now shows the 3 and 4 player records too: they are played on the whole starting area, so both sides share them.
• Content New page in the World at War book: why a World at War game can reach round 600. In solo, past round 73 every round on Nacht der Untoten is the same 24 sprinting zombies released as fast as the game allows, and from round 163 zombie health overflows.

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