I just bought the game yesterday on xbox: but I do not know how to start

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Yes, the zombies mode is included.

the link to that youtube channel hwere the dude is playing blackops 4 all you hear is hm talking no sounds hardly or nothing no sterio so dunno how you get anything out of this. I'd like to play this if it's playable but better work needs to be done explaining shit please.

So I bit the bullet, picking this up since it was on sale. It's getting here tomorrow.
Does anyone who actively plays this have any starting tips? A basic controls thing would also help quite a bit, the text guide's nice but kinda lacks in depth details.

So, is the tutorial accessible?

Okay so I finally got a chance to actually put this in... lol and holy ballsacks, 90 GB download? What the hell! Gotta wait for that before I can do anything. Mini tangent though... what even is the point of disc gaming now? Like why sell them, if you have to install every game onto the console anyway.

Hi.
Is it only the zombie mode which is playable in the game? Or are the other modes also playable?

Alright, so. I figured out my issue... nowhere was it mentioned that to actually start a match you had to hold X/A on the ready button. But apparently you do.
For anyone else who might be thinking of picking this up, here's some stuff the in game tutorial walks you through, but doesn't actually tell you directly. I've only done the basic tutorial so far, advanced will come later.
Default controls are as follows:
Left stick: move character, left/right sidesteps but doesn't turn
Right stick: Turn your character, unfortunately no way to reset the camera direction that I know of
Square/X: Reload, general action button if held
General actions includes buying weapons/perks, opening doors, repairing defenses, etc.
Triangle/Y: Switch weapons, unsure how it works with more than 2 at a time, but with 2 will just cycle between them. Presumably, with 3 or more it still does, but there may or may not be a way to directly select one.
X/A: Jump? That's what it sounds like, anyway.
Circle/B: Crouch
R2/RT: Fire weapon
L1/LB: use gun sites
L3: Click to sprint
R3: Melee attack
Haven't messed with L2, R1 or the Dpad yet, but the guide says the Dpad is used for elixirs
Weapons don't actually sound like you might think, at least on the tutorial map which I believe is Voyage. I'm not sure quite how to describe it, but it sounds almost like a kind of blowing wind with a horror type twist. Unless I got that wrong and it's the loud humm/creepy whispering type thing, but that was way off to my right when I managed to get the weapon off the wall during the tutorial.
Doors also do not seem to sound like what you'd think, I spent a number of minutes following the sound of creaking wood, but I believe those are just ambience. The actual sound if I'm not mistaken is similar, but different to the sound of a weapon. The perk alter apparently sounds like a bird, not quite sure yet what the logic behind that is.
But that's all I found for now, hopefully a bit more fumbling around will yield more info. Someone please correct me if any of the stuff in this post is wrong or could be clarified.

I mean I could, but I'm still at newb level myself. Soooo...
Quick update though with slightly more info.
R1/RB triggers your equipment, not sure how you switch though or if you're only allowed 1 equipment type per match.
Add teammate revival to the functions of the square/X button.
Major issue though for teamplay... dead team members do not seem to make a sound so far as I can tell. But, maybe I missed it.
I also got stuck at the point where the tutorial guide tells you to find the part for the shield... I figured it might've been the metal clanking thing, but either I heard it through a wall/over a drop and couldn't find my way around, or it is not square. But most other buttons pretty much have their specific use, though I did try other buttons. I eventually gave up, but I plan on trying again later.
My main issue with this game so far is the fact that there's no way to reset your camera, so there's no real way to orient yourself in terms of exact direction. I can see how people play it, but it definitely will require practice, and lots of it. At least for me... maybe I just suck? lol

Honestly I might just say screw the rest of the tutorial all together, lol and just wing it. I know how most of the stuff works, I know pack-a-punch and elixirs from the wiki. Pretty sure that's most of the important stuff, might just dig in to solos with bots.