Here are some tips to help you survive high rounds on Season 4’s Shi No Numa map.
Below we break down all the changes you might expect to find in Vanguard’s Shi No Numa.
It’s a large skeletal altar with horns.
Covenants work a bit differently for Shi No Numa than they do on Vanguard’s objective-style maps.
Death Blow is a great Covenant to choose.
You’ll see it as soon as you pass underneath the Flogger.
This looks like a large pedestal with a set of hands holding a glowing book.
The only difference is that these aren’t permanent skill tier unlocks like Black Ops Cold War’s version.
These upgrades must be made for each match.
This can’t be reached directly from your starting point at the Main Hut.
However, the feature does return with Shi No Numa, but it works a bit differently this time.
Unlike the simplified Wall Buys from the original map, weapons now have a chance to evolve over time.
In addition to the evolving Wall Buys, the Pack-a-Punch machine is also available to upgrade your weapons.
Shi No Numa’s Pack-a-Punch machine is found at the new Dig Site location.
Treyarch announced a change to Vanguard’s overpriced Pack-a-Punch upgrades for Shi No Numa.
However, don’t waste your points early trying to get the Wunderwaffe DG-2 from the box.
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