letting other players carrying the entire team,this is came from a person always got carried by others in every salmon runI don't understand how people get to the highest ranks of Salmon Run without knowing how to play.
I was aiming a grenade at a Flyfish, and another player bumped into me and altered my aim, and I missed.
It cost us the wave.
New dialogue is too strong, these two are adorable.
This game doesn't want me to get fresh with the hero brella I went from 9.5 all the way down to 4.
I got fresh on the regular brella with an easy 10 game win streak when I was friggin drunk why is it so hard to do the same with the cooler looking hero brella? Why do I even care?
I'm pretty sure I killed a couple of them with dualies without any height advantage (by being really close and jumping), so in case of an emergency... you could always try. But that's stupid to pick that as your primary target...It's also important to know which bosses you can't kill. Like, if you've got the dualies, don't try to shoot a Steelhead(unless you're above him). You're never gonna hit him.
Tablet.Any way to check the app gear "store" without a phone?
(Or better, use it without a phone ?)
I think I've killed steelheads with virtually all weapons so far. I've also missed it three times in a row with a sniper : /I'm pretty sure I killed a couple of them with dualies without any height advantage (by being really close and jumping), so in case of an emergency... you could always try. But that's stupid to pick that as your primary target...
I meant, with a normal, Windows/Linux computerTablet.
I don't remember 3 in a row, but I wouldn't rule out the fact that I did it too... When you're pushed by "things", that's something that happens...I think I've killed steelheads with virtually all weapons so far. I've also missed it three times in a row with a sniper : /
I meant, with a normal, Windows/Linux computer
We have a bot on the Discord server that pulls the information of Splatnet2 and displays all the currently available gear as a browsable list. It also displays what the original main ability on the piece of gear is compared to the store's unique main, which is quite handy.Any way to check the app gear "store" without a phone?
(Or better, use it without a phone ?)
Splatfests are pretty integral to the Splatoon experience imo. It usually lasts for a day and gives you rewards based on how much you play. And while Splatfest is happening, regular turf wars and ranked modes are locked out until splatfest is over. You don't have to play at all, but voting for a side will at least get you super snails, which help with making your gear better. Voting and actually playing can net you more super snails.The thing is that I just added funds in my US account the other day and the whole region handling makes me pause. I read a poster somewhere saying that he bought a foreign version and couldn't find players in the afternoon. Maybe it's bullshit but it's concerning.
How important are Splatfest for the 'experience' of the game ? I'm a Splatoon noob, are they worth buying your region's version or is it a matter a choosing if fries are better than chicken without any importance at all ?
I get the feeling I will have to buy the EU version and that pisses me off with the euro pricing, and that's without talking about the 50 bucks I just dropped in my US account.
What I get from this is (and I really don't want to be a nintendo hater here) that 2017 Nintendo isn't region locked. Except when they don't accept your cc or paypal. Except when the game doesn't offre multilanguage support. Except when some online events may be region locked.
It's not the end of the world but I will need to do a lot more research before buying a switch game than a ps4 one.
Are there sites that details included games languages ?
What would you do in my place knowing that I'm european, buy the EU version ?
Superfresh with everything is going to take an eternity.This game doesn't want me to get fresh with the hero brella I went from 9.5 all the way down to 4.
I got fresh on the regular brella with an easy 10 game win streak when I was friggin drunk why is it so hard to do the same with the cooler looking hero brella? Why do I even care?
9/10
Splatfests are pretty integral to the Splatoon experience imo. It usually lasts for a day and gives you rewards based on how much you play. And while Splatfest is happening, regular turf wars and ranked modes are locked out until splatfest is over. You don't have to play at all, but voting for a side will at least get you super snails, which help with making your gear better. Voting and actually playing can net you more super snails.
Here is a page with more details on splatfest:
https://splatoonwiki.org/wiki/Splatfest
Thanks, I played it safe and bought the EU version yesterday, in order to be sure to have the best online experience.
That being said, please don't hurt me I'm just trying to make sense of this region thingy, if I play the EU version with an US account, I will be still be treated as an EU player, right ?*
Damn these limitations, I long for the day where these silly things are in the past
The game doesn't care what the region of the account you use to play it is. Matchmaking is determined primarily by your ping to other players (acting as a quasi regional filter). Splatfest participation is first determined by the game version region (EU/US&Oceania/JPN) to figure out which event you are playing in, and then by ping ontop of that.
Any way to check the app gear "store" without a phone?
(Or better, use it without a phone ?)
Yeah, Chargers are great against them as you can one-shot the bomb at least with the e-litre. Any long-range is good though, including jet squelcher, splattershot pro or the like as it means you don't have to get close or find something high to overcome the steelhead's height and reach the bomb.what is the most useful weapon for dealing with Steelheads,btw? The charger?
what is the most useful weapon for dealing with Steelheads,btw? The charger?
Ooh, SR is being really ass today. Barely making quota every round, and lots of wipes. This game is so frustrating, I don't know why I play it. I don't ever actually have fun.
......Splatfest participation is first determined by the game version region (EU/US&Oceania/JPN) to figure out which event you are playing in, and then by ping ontop of that.
Splatoon 2 has three, hard coded versions, Japan, US+Oceania, EU. Game cards are region free and work worldwide, but have separate coding set up for their region for Splatfest and some other stuff like language.Hmm, how is the games region determined really...are the game cards not region free?
I'm in New Zealand, and generally our stock is the same as Australian stock, which is generally the same as EU stock.
Case covers however have re-printed Australasian details for company contacts, age ratings etc but discs and cards are mostly identical to EU versions.
Technically New Zealand/Australia may fall under Oceania...which you classify as "US & Oceania" region. Makes no real sense if we have the EU game cards...?
(I know I do for sure anyway as I buy from a UK based retailer that sells directly to NZ for almost half the price!)
So, my region on the switch is set to New Zealand, but I have a EU splatoon 2 gamecard.
Matchmaking is really hit or miss, some nights is fine, some nights a bit slow, other nights its almost completely non existent...like in the last splatfest...I think i managed to get into three, maybe 4 matches over a 3-4 hour period of waiting in lobbies.
I hope this isn't going to be the case for all splatfests :/
Splatoon 2 has three, hard coded versions, Japan, US+Oceania, EU. Game cards are region free and work worldwide, but have separate coding set up for their region for Splatfest and some other stuff like language.
Australia/NZ is in the US region for Splatoon 2. Nintendo Australia has always used US stock for their region free consoles (eg GB, DS, GBA), and has only used EU stock for non-region free consoles/handhelds (3DS and all home consoles until now). This has been the case for over 20 years now, we got ERSB warnings in GBA games, but EU copies for disc systems and N64.
So if you have an EU copy in AU/NZ, you're gonna have a bad time. Should have bought locally, as that's what it is set up for. The US is much closer to Australia/NZ than Europe so it makes sense to use US copies and put Oceania in a US region when they can.
No idea. I have Japanese cart and an US/AU digital copy and they store player data separately, so I'd say it is unlikely. They literally have different code on the cart so the Switch sees them as separate games, at least between JP/US.Curious though if i sold my EU splatoon 2, grabbed a NZ/US copy woudl my game progress carry over? (I know it's not saved to the game card, just wonder if progress woudl be compatible to the different card versions)
MK8 has one version worldwide, and just uses your local account, so no issues there.I Also have a EU mario kart 8 deluxe, which must not have the same thing, as online works flawlessly. Is there info out there on what other switch games use the same regional set up for online?
No idea. I have Japanese cart and an US/AU digital copy and they store player data separately, so I'd say it is unlikely. They literally have different code on the cart so the Switch sees them as separate games, at least between JP/US.
MK8 has one version worldwide, and just uses your local account, so no issues there.
This thread has the info on many worldwide versions, though is focused on Japan.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1349430
Cool, thanks for the clarification, makes sense! Especially for splatoon 2's netcode. Got to be wary of this going forward.
Curious though if i sold my EU splatoon 2, grabbed a NZ/US copy woudl my game progress carry over? (I know it's not saved to the game card, just wonder if progress woudl be compatible to the different card versions)
I Also have a EU mario kart 8 deluxe, which must not have the same thing, as online works flawlessly. Is there info out there on what other switch games use the same regional set up for online?
Nope, everything would start over. It's basically a completely different game. (Recently bought the JP version, main copy is NA)
Yes two icons. Yes separate patches.Cool...well I caved already and ordered a NZ copy of Splatoon 2...guess I'm starting all over again when it arrives.
With you having both NZ and JP copies, on your switch home screen do you now have 2 separate Splatoon 2 game launcher icons?
Does it download patches to each version? Should I clear my switch of splatoon2 data before plugging in the new region cart?
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