How to Get to the Graveyard in "Call of Duty: World at War: Shi No Numa"
Shi No Numa -- roughly translated from Japanese as "Death in the Swamp" -- is a map for the Zombie mode of "Call of Duty: World at War." This map features four different player profiles, representing the United States, Japan, Russia and Germany, who put their differences aside to face the zombie horde. The iPhone version of this game features an Easter Egg called "Peter's Grave," which grants the user the powerful Wunderwaffe DG-2.
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Instructions
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Start the game as normal. You will need to open up all the huts in this level so maximizing point-scoring is essential. To do this, allow the zombies to enter the building, and use your melee attack to kill them. This scores you more points, then you can score more by rebuilding the windows. Continue this for the first three rounds.
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Open the wall, and move downstairs. Use the Mystery Box to try to get a better weapon, or buy a Thompson from the wall opposite if nothing good comes of the box.
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Stay in this area, building up points. You will need 4,000 to open all the huts, which are located in each corner of the map. You need 1,000 points to open the door leading from the building, and another 1,000 to open the hut itself. You are faster than the zombies, so can easily run in circles outdoors until they are trapped in a pack, then turn and aim for head shots.
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Continue this process, return to the stairs to reload and score more points. Then venture out to open another hut, until all huts are open.
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Wait until the vending machines spawn, after the huts are open. When this happens, a message saying "All areas unlocked. Now go find the grave!" will appear. Your melee weapon is now a shovel.
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Run around outside until you locate the grave, which is labelled "Peter." Walk up to the grave, and press the action button when the "Dig" message appears. The Wunderwaffe DG-2 will now replace the weapon you are holding.
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Tips & Warnings
If the Mystery Box moves, resist the urge to defend it -- the bottom of the stairs is easier to defend.
Switch to your weakest weapon before digging the grave -- the Wunderwaffe DG-2 has only three rounds, and a slow reload time, so you need a decent weapon to switch to if the zombies get close when you're out of ammo.
This is the only way two players can use the DG-2 -- under normal circumstances, if one player gets it from a Mystery Box, it will not appear again.
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