MrPhiliasfrog
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I just found out you can hold down the brush in Salmon Run to use it as a roller.
Mind blown.
I'm not sure, but I think it uses a lot of ink when moving like that.
I just found out you can hold down the brush in Salmon Run to use it as a roller.
Mind blown.
Just like a roller, yes.I'm not sure, but I think it uses a lot of ink when moving like that.
Flingza Roller is so fucking awful it can't even work in Salmon Run
Also why the hell are people so bad with chargers?
You do know that's an inherit ability of the brush not limited to Salmon Run, yeah?I just found out you can hold down the brush in Salmon Run to use it as a roller.
Mind blown.
Ranked matchmaking is truest garbage tier
Me with 3 teen Lvls vs 4 30 somethings
Also what determines end position in the team?
I have almost double the kills of my team multiple times but wasn't always top
Great post, thanks.
So much merch, but where is a zapfish plush?? That's what I really want.
That was a good read.
That's really cool, thanks for sharing.
Thanks ya'll, I'll post part 2 when it's done. The Switch lottery lines were truly next-level stuff.This was an awesome read.
I knew Tower Records was doing cross-promotion because of the Wet Floor CD, but I didn't even think of them tying in the Splatfest demo too. That's really cool.
I think position is always based on turf covered (someone please correct me if I'm wrong), meaning that it's largely meaningless in ranked modes. The amount of "rank" that you earn, though, is based on some secret sauce that factors in a number of things. However, doesn't help if your team loses!
(I'm a little angry about this right now)
Ranked matchmaking is truest garbage tier
Me with 3 teen Lvls vs 4 30 somethings
Also what determines end position in the team?
I have almost double the kills of my team multiple times but wasn't always top
Level doesn't really mean anything, not sure how it works in this game but in the first one matchmaking was done based on general playstyle i.e how much you kill or ink. I'm pretty sure your position on the board in ranked is based on your win/loss ratio in the last 10 games.
Yeah any time I see myself matched with lower level players I lower my head in shame, it's essentially the game saying "yeah you're not in-form right now are you?"
Same with the opposite, my Japanese account was Level 3, and I started playing it again, but after dominating a couple of games with the crappy default gear I found my Level 3/4 matched with a bunch of high 30s.
Dapple Dualies aren't good, huh?
No, when you're playing badly, it puts you with players of a skill level that matches how you are doing at the moment. If you keep losing or doing poorly in ink/kills, eventually you'll be paired with complete noobs so you get some wins in.That makes no sense
If your playing like shit why would it match you with shit players against good ones, you will just continue to lose, surely it would match you with reasonable ones to balance you up.
The team lists at the end of each ranked match is just based on win ratio for the past 10 matches. The more matches you've won (including the one you just played), the higher you will place on your team's list. Turf score does not influence your placing.I think position is always based on turf covered (someone please correct me if I'm wrong), meaning that it's largely meaningless in ranked modes. The amount of "rank" that you earn, though, is based on some secret sauce that factors in a number of things. However, doesn't help if your team loses!
(I'm a little angry about this right now)
I've made up an article with pictures about the Splatoon craziness in Japan if anyone is interested. So much merch...
https://nintendosegajapan.com/2017/08/15/nintendo-switch-and-splatoon-madness-in-japan-part-1/
Part 2 will be about launch day.
No, when you're playing badly, it puts you with players of a skill level that matches how you are doing at the moment. If you keep losing or doing poorly in ink/kills, eventually you'll be paired with complete noobs so you get some wins in.
Did you know the rainmaker gets reset if you take back to your base? I wish my teams hadn't demonstrated that to me more than once.
Did you know the rainmaker gets reset if you take back to your base? I wish my teams hadn't demonstrated that to me more than once.
I think the fish (a common nickname for the rainmaker) will reset itself back to the center of the map if it is left alone for a long duration. I'm very certain that a popped fish will reset if left alone for like 10ish seconds. I don't recall if a shielded fish will eventually reset, though I'm leaning more towards no.I thought it reset on suicide too but the other day when trying it just left it next to where I jumped off, im sure I saw people doing it at e3.
Yeah the problem I think is not enough people realize they need to be cleaning up mobs in order to allow the charger player to take out bosses. N-Zap user should be 90% focused on that. Roller really needs to actually roll in order to take care of the smallest mobs and create paths to and from the basket. Brush is very mobile and should collect eggs and using that mobility to quickly take out stingers and steel eels. It's a decent weapon set if people know their roles.Nah, this weapon set is actually pretty good, the problem is people don't know how to use them.
Charger- self-explanatory
N-Zap- killing lots of shit
Octobrush- creating quick paths to eggs and bosses
Roller- Keeping the area near the egg basket painted in your ink, rolling over smaller mobs
But people try to play hero squid no matter their weapon and fuck everything up.
Yeah the problem I think is not enough people realize they need to be cleaning up mobs in order to allow the charger player to take out bosses. N-Zap user should be 90% focused on that. Roller really needs to actually roll in order to take care of the smallest mobs and create paths to and from the basket. Brush is very mobile and should collect eggs and using that mobility to quickly take out stingers and steel eels. It's a decent weapon set if people know their roles.
I couldn't sleep and gave in to the temptation to play some squib in bed. Not sure if it's just a one-night thing, but H3 is a new love. A weapon that Point Sensors makes so much sense on. Also, Tenta Missiles are awesome and I don't like enough weapons with them in the kit.
Side note, playing this game on mute makes some things easier, as the music and sounds can overwhelm at points. But.. mostly it just makes it all way harder. Not being able to hear bombs, Specials, flanks, and a lot of little cues.. Oof.
Splatoon 2 is a great podcast game. I always mute while I play and listen to a podcast.
It certainly gives the game a different feel. I had music on through my earphones (Persona Live 'Best of' that showed up in my Recommended), because while I didn't want to hear Splat directly in my ears (too much goes on for me to wear direct sound), I did want to hear something.
The next time I play undocked, I'll give a podcast a shot. The newest EZA cast would work well~
Haha, just checked and I actually went negative with my H3 games. 4/5. Thought I did a bit better than that. I did drag it right into Ranked, though, so I'm actually a bit proud of even that many wins.
matchmaking has been taking longer and longer for me and it's disconcerting
I think the fish (a common nickname for the rainmaker) will reset itself back to the center of the map if it is left alone for a long duration. I'm very certain that a popped fish will reset if left alone for like 10ish seconds. I don't recall if a shielded fish will eventually reset, though I'm leaning more towards no.
Also, if you jump off the side on the enemy's half of the map, the fish will remain in the position when you were last touching the ground. Suiciding to reset the fish only works if you suicide in a place where your team doesn't make progress (such as your team's half of the map) or in anti-rainmaker areas. Do note that the enemy still has an opportunity to kill the fish carrier before the fish carrier successfully resets, which will keep the fish in the same place.
Dapple Dualies aren't good, huh?
Flingza is slow, ineffective and it's strengths are null compared to the other rollers, which are already weaker than they used to be in Splatoon 1.What's wrong with it? I really like it because of its look.
For your second question: Because some of us are very bad at shooter, but that's why I'll skip Salmon Run if it has charger in its selection.
dapple dualies are op in turf war. They kill faster than an aerospray, are great for painting, and you get one of the best control specials in the suction bomb launcher. It's the only weapon behind the tri-slosh that I think needs a balancing look.
Edit: oh and of course Dodge rolling.
I actually do stream, but scheduling is a bit hard due to work, so I do it whenever I can.You should stream or record footage if you don't already. I'd love to see and (hopefully) learn from the play. DUDE andfuzzy2dos are always an option, but more people would show different playstyles.
Also, that's nuts. For some reason I didn't realize that you have two nearly at 50. How many times have you jumped multiple tiers?
What does cF stand for? I've seen the tag a few times in solos. Of course, most of them are probably fakes (like the three "sendou" I've seen already), but they clearly know it means something.
E: forgot 2dos' name and just defaulted to Fuzzy for some reason
I hate it when it's a long downtime.No more Salmon Run for the next 18 hours. Nintendo what the hell!?
Does this game have any kind of skill based matchmaking or is it completely fucking random?
I just played a Turf War in which my team averaged level 20 (I'm only level 8) vs a team that averaged level 44. Was not fun.
What's with this "I wish ________ was real" posts?
When you lose Rainmaker LITERALLY in the last five seconds. FeelsBadMan