We know: In recent years, Activision Blizzard's performance is quite good, the biggest cash cow is Activision's "Call of Duty" series, and the free battle royale product "Call of Duty: Warzone" has attracted a large number of players to play, invisibly expanding the influence of this IP, thus making "Call of Duty 16/17" more selling! Slowly, Call of Duty: Warzone has become a chicken-eating game that can compete with Fortnite and PUBG.
Recently, the Doctor noticed that the official account of Call of Duty published an interesting data chart of the record of a player named "SurvivorJohn #1009062". This player is so mysterious that he only played five games in Call of Duty: Warzone, but won all of them! The game lasts about seven hours, defeats 552 enemies, and has not been killed, and the "K/D" value is naturally "infinite".
There are generally two situations in which a player can achieve such an exaggerated record, either he cheats on the hook or he is Rambo! That's right, after someone's research, the legendary player who may be joining Call of Duty: Warzone is john Rambo, the protagonist of the First Blood series! Everyone's research is still very credible, first of all, "Survivor John #1009062" has the name "John".
Second, let's look at the record data. The First Blood series featured five films, which corresponded to five games; Rambo was the protagonist, of course invincible, and naturally won five consecutive victories; the total length of the five films was about 470 minutes, which did not conflict with "seven hours of game time"; and the "most coincidental" thing was that Rambo did let 552 enemies receive a box lunch in five movies, and he survived.
In the end, attentive players discovered that at some point, the official Call of Duty account tracked only eight people, and all eight of them had their last names as "Trautman." Coincidentally, there is a colonel in First Blood called "Sam Trautman"! It was only natural for Rambo to pay attention to him. To sum up, Rambo, the protagonist in the First Blood series, should appear in Call of Duty: Warzone!
Some people are certainly interested in the aforementioned "defeat of 552 enemies", and the Doctor would like to introduce it here: Stallone's Rambo only got one policeman in the first episode of "First Blood" and did not kill him; from the second generation onwards, "First Blood 2/3/4" let 75 people, 115 people, and 254 people receive a box lunch, respectively; "First Blood 5" has some restrictions, only defeating 46 characters, and then defeating 61 people in the memory, a total of 552 people.
The above "evidence" basically hammered the Lan Expo crossover into the game character of Call of Duty: Warzone, and was the first cooperative character outside the Call of Duty worldview since the launch of the game. In fact, Rambo has also appeared in many games before, such as: "Mortal Kombat 11" has appeared, and the voice is still accompanied by Stallone himself.
If you think about it, Rambo's record is really exaggerated, and it is indeed a classic open-hanging character!