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I could have sworn I'd seen various hype vids with people playing multiplayer with the joy cons, but I can't see any local multiplayer options at all? Am I being an idiot?

Still fun though. A great game to just pick up for a couple of rounds here and there.
 
I could have sworn I'd seen various hype vids with people playing multiplayer with the joy cons, but I can't see any local multiplayer options at all? Am I being an idiot?

Still fun though. A great game to just pick up for a couple of rounds here and there.

Go to The Shoal. On the right when you spawn into Inkopolis Square.
All the local play features are there.
 
Fun stuff but the controls are still foreign to me even with a lot of hrs with Splatoon 1. Will take expermientinf a few games with different settings to figure out what I can adapt to
 
Salmon run is so much fun!

I like how it's a bit more aggressive take on a traditional horde mode which tends to be more defensive (not that it's bad, it just has a habit of being less dynamic which some like Killing Floor and Gears 3 avoid quite well through varied enemies, good core gameplay and lots of variables) Here if you do that, you're generally losing or are stalling out the round when you hit quota which is still pretty intense due to sheer enemy density which is ludicrous on higher difficulties (and we still don't know anything about 200% difficulty). Plus the enemy design is pretty excellent especially since boss salmonid might as well be normal enemies. And it seems quite dynamic between night events, fog, different basket areas, enemy spawns, weapons provided, water level and so on. You're not always optimized for every scenario so it's about making do with whatever you have and being good at everything. It's a shame that there's no endless version, if there was, it'd be probably an excellent test of skill to potentially even compete at. If they add more events, more enemies, and levels and I think at the end of the game's life span I can see this being an amazing game mode in its right especially since it's actually hard and demanding even on professional level players (which basically reaffirms to me that Nintendo can pursue difficulty when they feel like it)
 
I never played the first game, but I played and liked the testfires well enough. Is the single player long enough to be worth getting? Someone I know is selling a digital code for 5000 yen
 
Roller made me OP
But i'm better with the Bucket

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In the Lobby, what's with the green arrow pointing to the left with my weapon inside? It says 'Dry' and '4.0' and is otherwise unclear what that is.
 
Secured.

Two quick questions as I prep for a long flight.

1. What can be played offline, if at all? Salmon Run and Campaign?
2. Is there still local co-op or pvp like the first game? It was great. Didn't notice it in my 5 min before I shut down tho
 
I'm so afraid of this happening. ;-;

Maybe I should just go ahead and do the full SP on Day One. Darn thumbnails are impossible to avoid.

I was already planning to do the Sp on day 1(maybe not complete it tho..) but if it would have just held off like 2 days without the youtube algorithm dooming me, im mentally blocking it from my mind however
 
Why can't I change my loadout in lobby?

Someone was saying the matchmaking takes your weapon into account.
Still annoying, though, I'm grinding abilities and have to exit games whenever a piece of gear fills up and I change it.

Do we really have to watch that talk show everytime we turn the game on?

Yes. At least you don't have to watch it every time the maps change this time around!
(Maybe next time they'll realise that nobody likes it and make it skippable.)

Do walls matter?

For coverage points? No, they're not taken into account.
For mobility and getting where you need to go fast? Priceless. Especially if you're trying to sneak up on someone - inking a wall is a great way of blowing your cover.

In the Lobby, what's with the green arrow pointing to the left with my weapon inside? It says 'Dry' and '4.0' and is otherwise unclear what that is.

Freshness rating for your weapon. You get 3000 bonus points every time a weapon levels up for the first time.
Like your rank, it goes up when you win and down when you lose.

How do you draw pictures ?

There's a red postbox between two of the shops. You can draw from there.

1. What can be played offline, if at all? Salmon Run and Campaign?

Single-player campaign only.
The Shoal version of Salmon Run requires 2+ players, and you can't enter Grizzco without an internet connection.

2. Is there still local co-op or pvp like the first game? It was great. Didn't notice it in my 5 min before I shut down tho

There's local Salmon Run and Private Battle.
As far as I can tell, you need 2-4 players for the former, and a full complement of 8 players for the latter.

How does the bonus stuff work in Salmon Run? You get it at the end of the month (the shirt says monthly)?

I reached the 100pt mark which is the first bonus but I didn't get anything?

As soon as you earn a bonus, you can go to the front counter at Grizzco to claim it.
You can claim multiple bonuses at once, so you don't need to quit every time you earn one.

The bonuses reset between Salmon Run sessions, so you go back to 0p.
Your rank doesn't, though, so you still get the pay multiplier and can get bonuses faster if you're high rank.
 
How does the bonus stuff work in Salmon Run? You get it at the end of the month (the shirt says monthly)?

I reached the 100pt mark which is the first bonus but I didn't get anything?
 
Amazon seems to always come through for me *knock on wood* but it always plays with my heartstrings in the process. For a little bit today, it showed my package as slated to arrive in the 26th, then corrected itself to tomorrow. So freaking hyped.

Curious, how many of y'all are getting the Splatoon headset? I was gonna buy it but I don't wanna splurge too much and decided to pick it up later.
 
Can't back out of a lobby. So if you get stuck in one that doesn't want to put players in it you get to wait the whole 140 seconds. That's dumb.
 
I've already had multiple 4 vs 3 matches due to quitters and Nintendo cant replace them?

They really think they can charge for online when it cant even get this basic shit in the game?
 
Someone was saying the matchmaking takes your weapon into account.
Still annoying, though, I'm grinding abilities and have to exit games whenever a piece of gear fills up and I change it.



Yes. At least you don't have to watch it every time the maps change this time around!
(Maybe next time they'll realise that nobody likes it and make it skippable.)



For coverage points? No, they're not taken into account.
For mobility and getting where you need to go fast? Priceless. Especially if you're trying to sneak up on someone - inking a wall is a great way of blowing your cover.



Freshness rating for your weapon. You get 3000 bonus points every time a weapon levels up for the first time.
Like your rank, it goes up when you win and down when you lose.



There's a red postbox between two of the shops. You can draw from there.



Single-player campaign only.
The Shoal version of Salmon Run requires 2+ players, and you can't enter Grizzco without an internet connection.



There's local Salmon Run and Private Battle.
As far as I can tell, you need 2-4 players for the former, and a full complement of 8 players for the latter.



As soon as you earn a bonus, you can go to the front counter at Grizzco to claim it.
You can claim multiple bonuses at once, so you don't need to quit every time you earn one.

The bonuses reset between Salmon Run sessions, so you go back to 0p.
Your rank doesn't, though, so you still get the pay multiplier and can get bonuses faster if you're high rank.

Thankee sai, is local co-op available on 1 Switch? Split screen basically, so I can play with my seat neighbor when I fly
 
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