This Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 Map Has One Amazing Feature You Never Knew You Needed

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has gotten off to a fairly strong start with positive reviews praising its campaign and multiplayer modes. Fans have been diving headfirst into the action, exploring its vast swathe of maps and modes, and, largely enjoying them. There is plenty on offer at launch, and even more coming on the way, so fans have more than enough to sink their teeth into. Of course, this has led to many beginning the hunt for Easter eggs and fun secrets scattered across the various maps.

While fan-favorite maps are proving to be a lot of fun, one map has been standing out in particular. Fans have been flocking to it thanks to its secret feature that allows players to take their foes out from above without them knowing what hit them. It's a fun addition and one that actually has its roots in another beloved game. Once players have discovered this secret, they'll likely be bounding into this map over and over again to try it out.

One of the more unique maps is Vault, a gorgeous desert-set map with a vault at its center and a series of buildings scattered across it. While, from a design perspective, it fits in with the rest of the game's maps, it has one standout feature that fans have been slowly discovering. This is, of course, a fully-functioning diving board that players can use to bounce themselves high into the air before descending on their foes below.

The diving board is not just a fun feature in this map, but it is also a nod to Miami map, which also featured a working diving board. This was confirmed by Treyarch in a reply to a Reddit thread discussing the diving board, with the team commenting "." It's always great to see developers include Easter eggs and references, especially when it's to something as fun and engaging as the diving board.

Of course, the diving board serves multiple functions, from launching players into the air so they can perform sweet cannonballs into the waterless pool to launching them into prime shooting positions to pick off their enemies from above.