After a few days of teasing, PUBG has now launched a brand new map.
of PUBG The test server on the PC just received the first patch 6.1 patch in Season 6. Among other features, this season's highlight is a new desert-themed map called "Karakin."
Karakin It is PUBG's smallest map to date, with a layout of 2 × 2 km. This is much smaller than the previous record holder Sanhok (4 × 4). Located in a small North African town, Karakin aims to blend Miramar's long journeys with a tighter, busier feel.
Due to the large number of people, Karakin is limited to 64 players. Karakin comes with its own mechanisms and tools. new Black zone Bomb random areas, flatten buildings, and force players to hide. This is the first map in PUBG to change its layout to match the middle.
Not only that, Karakin is PUBG's first map-although limited in number- damage. Some walls and floors can use new Viscoelastic Parabolic, it creates new sights, let alone makes stormy buildings more exciting.
Patch 6.1 also introduced Bullet penetration, Currently only available on Karakin. Some soft walls allow bullets to pass through them, which is another impetus that does not exist on other maps.
In addition to new content, this update introduces a new feature to reduce pairing time. PUBG will rotate certain maps from time to time to make things interesting. Karakin will currently replace Vikendi, which means the latter will not be available through public matchmaking.
Vikendi will remain operational as PUBG Corp. conducts more design overhauls. As always, the new season brings a new Battle Pass. Shakedown is its name and it offers free and premium levels with new map themes.
The capacity of Patch 6.1 is 8.7GB. Click the official blog for full patch instructions.
