The Ruins of Ark Polaris stage was full of Bear Warnings on it, so it was a commonly held theory that some kind of space shenanigans happened with Mr. But, it did line up pretty well with the lore and speculation around Splatoon 2. I was a little surprised that Nintendo did end up actually making Mr. (still don't have any drop roller shoes, lol) But using the Zipcaster to attack? You're insane lmao The best use I've gotten with it is to jump into the enemy base to paint. Trying to use the Zipcaster to attack someone with this is suicide. You can be inside a person and the swing will still whiff. The swipes need to be wider, the charge swing's wave needs to fly a lot faster, and more than anything the charge swing needs a larger sideways hitbox. The kit definitely has potential but the main weapon itself is
SPEAKING OF PRACTICE, trying out the Splatana Stamper and, uh.oof, lolĪny Zipcaster kit requires Drop Roller, kinda like how Splat2's bubbles required Object Shredder. It's Turf War, but with focus and structure The ranked mode you want to play is Splat Zones where you have a section of the map that you want to have painted in your color at all times. Turf War is for relaxed play and practice In Splatoon 2 people tended to bring umbrellas and defense up specials, so basically turteling up and soaking enemy fire while moving towards the objective thing.Ĭlick to shrink.Because it's boring and only the last 30 seconds really matter.
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I stay at middle hiding since enemies tend to think that a semi-wipe of killing 3 players means the coast is clear and rush forward so you get free frags and stop their counter, bringing the game back to the original stalemate position. Then throw a suction bomb towards a second player to force them out of position, buying you a 3 second window.ĭon't risk too much if the score is even since they'll just counter you, here the key is patience and to not get frustrated. For example the new killer wail (laser beams with auto aim) shut down at least 1 player for several seconds so if you time that well during an offensive advance then it helps a lot. If the other team has the lead and decided to bunker up at base then I suppose synchronizing specials is key to break through. Then I observe the field to see whether there is an opportunity to flank myself and/or get in position at their base for my teammates to jump to when it feels like we are about to get a ball. This is especially important since it saves crucial seconds for when you actually need to defend so that the vertical surfaces are already inked.Īfter that I play passively at the back line, observing all players movement/behavior, catching enemy flankers, acting as a superjump spot, and assisting my teammates who are in duels. Note, don't forget to ink walls too, those that leads to elevated platforms. Only 1 person should stay behind to ink the base for a little while. The first thing I do is to check whether all my teammates are rushing to contest mid, if so then I spend time inking important parts of our base. Speed is key in the beginning of the stage since none of the space is inked yet so there's lots of opportunity to take advantage of. I always avoid collecting a single clam because the other team members are always collecting them, which means it's harder for one person to get 10 clams fast.
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