One of the best things about PUBG Mobile is its beautiful and detailed maps. Each map has its own unique terrains and features, making the playing experience in every map really fun. In a recent announcement during the PUBG Mobile Pro League Fall Finals, they revealed that a new Battle Royale map called NUSA will be added to the game in the 2.2 updates.
NUSA will be the 7th Battle Royale map in PUBG Mobile after Erangel, Miramar, Sanhok, Vikendi, Livik, and Karakin. The beta version of the update is out now for testers to test the new map for glitches. Here are what we know so far about the new map from the leaks.
1) Zipline
Zipline is the same feature introduced in the Livik map. Players can use the Zipline to travel quickly from the ground to high positions and vice versa.
2) Auto Recall
The Recall mechanism has been a really fun feature in many events modes in PUBG Mobile such as the Spider-Man, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Ancient Secret: Arise modes. That's why the dev will implement this feature into the new map. You have to worry if you die too early anymore as your teammate will be able to bring you back.
3) Lift
A lift is a mechanism that will help players climb up to the top of a high building quickly. It kind of serves the same purpose as the Zipline, but the Lift only helps you go up a building and not your location like the Zipline.
4) New Weapons
There will be a new shotgun with no recoil and a flammable Crossbow. This new shotgun will definitely be a really hot weapon, especially in close-range combats. The flammable crossbow is also a really strong one as it can actually burn down certain houses with only 1 shot.
5) Boost Pool
The new maps will feature pools that give players an energy boost when they are inside them. This is a great way to get more HP regen but it is also quite risky. When you are in the pool, you can only move very slowly and you can't shoot. Players should make sure the area is clear before they use the boost pools.
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