Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 players will again have nightmares as the rolling menace from the game now comes into reality in China.

Among all the Call of Duty titles, there are a few installments that have the ability to connect with the players even in the modern age, despite being very old. Black Ops 3 is one of them for sure. Yes, the Campaign wasn’t that good, and it never did justice to the franchise, which is famous for its Campaign mission.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 was released on November 6, 2015. | Credit: Activision.

However, the Multiplayer and Zombie modes are regarded as arguably the best in the entire COD series. The game also introduced a revolutionary game mode called Nightmares. People today still recall the game many times because of its unmatched brilliance. But it seems China might have recalled the titles pretty hard.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3‘s R.A.P.S. Has Been Seen in China

R.A.P.S. was very good until it was in your team. | Credit: Activision.

R.A.P.S. (Rolling/Robotic Anti-Personnel Sentry) is actually an enemy robotic vehicle that was featured in Campaign and Nightmares in Black Ops 3. It also served as a Scorestreak in Multiplayer mode. Not only that, this rolling evil robot gave enemies hard times in a Zombies map called Gorod Krovi.

This robot was also seen as a power-up for the Zombie enemies in Nightmares and Dead Ops Arcade III: Cyber’s Avenging. However, it seems tough times have begun again for the COD players in China as the local cops were spotted with a rolling robot that looks similar to R.A.P.S. Despite using such a nasty weapon, the game never falls into the golden generation of the franchise.

As the protagonists attempt to track down and eliminate every member of John Taylor’s team after learning that they were responsible for the killings of the CIA Black Station employees in Singapore, the NRC uses it as a robotic vehicle against the Player, Jacob Hendricks, and the Egyptian Army in Campaign. Following the interruption of the interrogation with Salim, the Player opens a door and sees an Egyptian Army soldier attacked and killed by an R.A.P.S.

Black Ops 3 Revives Through Black Ops 6

The Wonder Weapons in Black Ops 6 has small references from Black Ops 3. | Credit: Activision.

Four new Wonder Weapons have been added to the Citadelle des Morts map in Black Ops 6 Zombies, but players may not have realized that these swords have hidden references to Black Ops 3. Each sword is inspired by one of the Zombies Prestige badges from BO3, as Reddit user “Lupercal-_-“ noted. It proves that the franchise has always been good with the easter eggs.

A key component of the COD Zombies experience is Wonder Weapons, which are strong objects that quickly dispatch hordes of undead. The designs have only gotten more complex over time, beginning with the first Ray Gun in World at War.

Although Black Ops 6 Zombies has added a few more, such as the Beamsmasher, Treyarch has released the most eye-catching map to date with the release of the new Citadelle des Morts map in Season 1 Reloaded.

Four strong variations of the new Bastard Sword—Caliburn, Solais, Durendal, and Balmung—can be created, each with its own elemental effects. Additionally, they have four entirely original designs, all of which were genuinely influenced by Black Ops 3.