Mr RoflWaffles 'Treyarch Offices Beta'Īnyone who loves to play Call of Duty Zombies has heard of this guy, MrRoflWaffles! He is basically one of the Top 5 Call of Duty Vloggers out there and is entertaining and diligent in map discovery and Easter Egg decoding as well! The main story for this Custom Zombies experience is not even lame! It is however, challenging, but a little map in the starting area explains it all. It might be different if you have Mac or Linux.The map maker, Madgaz, has really out done himself and even included a bunch of custom Perk machines, a custom quest-line Easter Egg, custom perk machine music and original in-game dialog. Enjoy your custom map!īy the way, this guide was written based of a Windows Operating system. It might show your desktop for a second, but then a (usually) altered menu should pop up. Click on MODS and select the mod you want to load, and click Launch. Otherwise, run it, it might take a minute. If it asks for your Operating system (such as Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7) I would reccommend not running it, as they tend to carry malware (I speak from experience).

After you click the download link and it finished downloading, you should get an. Make an account on the site(s) and find a map you want to download. You can head to websites like Zombie Modding (my favorite), ugx mods, Zommods, etc.

You want to make a new folder and label it 'mods' (Without the quotations.) It must be spelled exactly like that or it won't work.

If you are not on steam it should be in Users > (Whatever your user name is) > AppData > Local > Activision > Call of Duty World at War. If you are on steam it should be in Program Files (86x) > Steam > steamapps > common > Call of Duty World at War. The first thing (after installing WAW and making sure it's patched to the latest version) is to open up your file explorer and head to the install folder of the game. I have a quick little guide to installing WAW custom maps.

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