115 Day always lands like a little bonus holiday for Zombies diehards, and this year Black Ops 7 actually showed up with something meaty. If you've been queueing up every night, you can feel the mood shift in the community—less "same old weekly reset" and more "alright, let's run it." I've already seen people setting up quick warm-up games, even talking about a CoD BO7 Bot Lobby like it's part of their routine, just to dial in aim before jumping into the chaos.
Cursed Survival hits different
The headline drop is Cursed Survival, and it's not a gentle mode. It's the kind of playlist that makes you stop sprinting everywhere and actually listen. You load in with almost nothing and a UI that feels like it got ripped out on purpose. No comfy information overload. Early rounds turn into a scramble—who's got ammo, who found a relic, who's kiting the pack away from the revive. You'll notice people calling out rooms again, the way they used to. It's less about flexing a build and more about staying alive with whatever the map gives you. That shift alone makes the mode feel like a proper 115 Day gift.
The Hawker HX and the lobby arguments
Multiplayer got its own spark with the Hawker HX sniper, and yeah, it's already stirring drama. Unlocking it through event challenges takes a bit, but once you've got it, the thing feels dangerous in two totally different ways. Some players are building it light and going for fast peeks, quick shots, back behind cover. Others are treating it like a lane-lock tool, posting up and daring anyone to cross. Either way, it slots into BO7's movement-heavy pace better than you'd expect from something that hits that hard. Give it a few days and the "nerf it" clips will flood in, guaranteed.
Season 2 talk and what people actually want
The Season 2 rumours are getting louder, and the Mars map idea is the one everyone keeps repeating. I'm into it, mostly because it could force new habits—different sightlines, environmental hazards, maybe even movement quirks if low gravity really happens. What I'm hoping for more, though, is an augment shake-up that reins in power creep. Right now, some setups feel like autopilot. A rework that rewards smart choices instead of raw stacking would keep Zombies tense for longer, especially with modes like Cursed Survival pushing players back toward fundamentals.
Where the grind goes from here
Even with the usual balance complaints, the vibe feels strangely upbeat—like folks finally have a reason to squad up and stay on for "one more run." If you're chasing unlocks, trying new builds, or just stocking up before the next season hits, it helps to have reliable places for game services and extras, and that's where RSVSR fits in naturally, especially if you're the type who likes keeping your account ready for whatever the next update throws at you.
