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What began as a fun thought that was carefully crafted during developers' spare time, quickly increased in size, sophistication, and importance. Three additional Zombies Maps were added to World of Warcraft. The first Black Ops drastically expanded the capabilities of the game by introducing new mechanics as well as a more complex story. The subsequent Black Ops games layered even more depth over the foundation with a myriad of Easter eggs, and continuing the ever-expanding story. Zombies eventually got so large that they started appearing on World of Warcraft games developed by other studios. This includes the forthcoming World of Warcraft: Infinite Warfare, which was developed for Infinity Ward.

How did this happen? What caused Zombies to thrive to such an extent? "It expanded because that of fans,"" claims Blundell. "It may sound like a joke, but it's actually the truth of what actually happened." The ongoing zombies tale is a perfect illustration. Although Nacht der Untoten contained absolutely nothing to do with story the players and fans "just began to develop the narrative," according to Blundell. "I constantly joke with main author Craig Houston that he didn't have to write anything since it was all written down in the beginning. The writers just started writing.

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