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While there is no way for players to order a zombie to attack the mercenaries explicitly, when fighting the mercenaries defending the extractors, if a straggling zombie wanders over to attack players, if that zombie is turned he will charge the Terminus defense, giving players an opportunity to charge and flank the enemies and gain access to the extrac<br><br> <br>With a style more in the vein of DMZ than traditional Zombies maps, players will run into some changes when it comes to a player's greatest tool when it comes to surviving the hordes: perk sodas. Available through acquisitions or schematics in the pre-game lobby or purchasable at any of the respective Perk-a-Cola machines scattered throughout Urzikstan, players who are veterans of the Zombies community will find a couple of benefits have been removed from perks, while some additions have been made to play into the hands of the open-world gameplay. 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In some cases, the perk has been completely reworked into a new perk with a similar but not quite as fulfilling effect, such as PHD Slider or Bombstopp<br><br> <br>When players are clear to approach the extractor, interact with the computer on board to begin the disabling process. Players will have to hold the input and the position for a few moments, so make sure all forces are down or squadmates are providing effective cover . Crouching or going prone is an option while disabling an extractor for extra cover (it appears progress stops when going prone, but when standing back up the progress bar displays properly). Players are free to look around during this time as well, assessing the threats nearby and determining next steps. Players will be stuck in place for a short moment once the extractor is disabled , but be ready to move - the extractor will soon detonate , dealing a large amount of damage in a short area. Don't get caught in the blast rad<br>