Gotdatmoney
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Man this is so fun, only really started playing today so I'm fairly mediocre but it's so good.
Splatoon |OT| Squidstyler
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I have scanned the squid amiibo. How do you unlock the mini-game?
Sector Clear
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In the right hands it can be decisive in winning a game, especially the one with the squid bekon facility, I use them to great effect through out my game...
Also I tend to spend the first minute OCD'ing the area around the spawn to give me my special charge and to gain a fair percentage of coverage to build on, whilst everybody else pushes forwards, then I plop down a bekon or two for others to use.
Out_Of_Ammo
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It really is. My list was already full from smashGAF so I have to delete someone everytime I want to add someone new from here.
I used the blaster earlier today, they help keep people away when they are above you or around corners.you should use it like a charger, except more closer to enemies
If the blast damage was higher I'd give them more of a try but... eh.
Linkstrikesback
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Maybe I'm wrong but lord knows it seems to work for me since I won every game I played today. Of course being vs randoms means it could be everyone else was just really terrible, but whatever.
btw your avatar is amazing
I was a bit disappointed that it's nothing more than a regular sound test with some buttons in the bottom you may or may not press, it doesn't has that full minigame feel that the jump one has. That said, playing that final boss music in the lobby is pretty amazing.
twothunder
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@Cheesemeister3k
#Splatoon and its #Amiibo are sold out at this store.
@DJmizuhara
@Cheesemeister3k Every store I've been to is sold out!
https://twitter.com/DJmizuhara/status/604990922175180800
So. That tweet from Nintendo wasn't for show.
Splatoon seems to doing very well in Japan.
#Splatoon and its #Amiibo are sold out at this store.
https://twitter.com/Cheesemeister3k/status/604990194425552897
@DJmizuhara
@Cheesemeister3k Every store I've been to is sold out!
https://twitter.com/DJmizuhara/status/604990922175180800
So. That tweet from Nintendo wasn't for show.
Splatoon seems to doing very well in Japan.
I've reached 70h today.
Seriously I wish you could, because you're limited by 1 item per day and then you have to meet/face someone with it online.
The game frequently seems to just kill my WiiU's wifi until I restart the machine
Mine too, "glad" to see I'm not the only one with that problem. Wish I knew what causes it, their servers or something on my end.
Regardless, it really bums me out!
Users with the Aerospray RG have played through 15(?) single player stages and defeated three bosses. Unlike many Nintendo games, this is not a cakewalk. By this virtue alone, the users are rather experienced. Factor in the 6+ hours they have put into the multiplayer, and of course they are going to do relatively well.
B-b-but the roller is OP!
Beelzebufo
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Dark blue is the best ink color. Pink is great too.
Saint Gregory
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I thought that I had this player cornered in a part of the map covered in my team's ink and they effortlessly used this splat dash technique to shoot at the ground while circle-strafing me. So humiliating -_-
Right when I'm done for the night. Starting to figure out some sneaky wall travelling around corners to get behind opponents.
MannyToons
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The game frequently seems to just kill my WiiU's wifi until I restart the machine
Good to know I'm not the only one.
Crash Station
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Only got a chance to play like 20 minutes with my mom so far, but this is pretty fun. Psyched to dive into some more later.
It should basically be called AeroSpray Jr.
But to wit - rapid fire rate across a decent spread, a decent damage output and good loadout. The Bubbler is incredibly good and the Ink Grenades go a long way.
I am getting some sort of disconnect probably in 1 out of 3-4 matches today
donkey show
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Yay, gf and I have done our part and both reached level 10. Go ranked, go!
It covers a lot of ground and has a shield. It's made to counterbalance your initial ineffectiveness. It seems OP but won't make you invincible in the end.
Baron von Loathsome
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Just beat that final boss.
YOOOOOOO
YOOOOOOO
Out_Of_Ammo
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So will ranked mode only be splatzones or will it have turf war too?
only splatzones apparently
Scratch that, getting disconnected nearly every game now
Im still level 9 got 4 or 5 games left, then Ill be doing my bit.
Out_Of_Ammo
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Thought so. A shame.
Stuff like this is going to be so rad when we can have friend lobbies.
SpacePirate Ridley
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Good game plagiarize, that was close,
I used to take time laying down ink in the base, but now I'm enjoying great success with an incredibly aggressive opening gambit where I just blaze a trail straight for enemy lines.
If you can choke them while they're still at their base, you buy time for your teammates to either catch up or to ink everything up to that point. In Urchin Underpass, I'm fast enough to reach the other team while they're still near their base. They then end up fighting me, and if they kill me, they'll paint over what I managed to paint. But at that point they've already lost: My team will have painted the other two-thirds of the map, and will be descending on their base, containing them to the far end of the map.
I make exceptions to this strategy on Saltspray Rig and Blackbelly Skatepark. On those maps I prioritize the towers at all costs. On Saltspray, there are always people fighting over the small area to the south of the map, but all I care about is controlling the area to the north. I blaze a trail to the far left or right and climb to the top of the tower, and then I spin and spray to quickly paint the whole area. At that point it's just a matter of holding the area, spamming the "C'mon" command to encourage teammates to super-jump to you. I then eventually branch out and lock down the middle area, as well. That's usually enough to win.
Same with Blackbelly, where if you can capture the central tower and spin and spray, you can paint down the middle third of the map, which along with the first third (your base) will win you the match.
It feels so fast and aggressive now.
If you can choke them while they're still at their base, you buy time for your teammates to either catch up or to ink everything up to that point. In Urchin Underpass, I'm fast enough to reach the other team while they're still near their base. They then end up fighting me, and if they kill me, they'll paint over what I managed to paint. But at that point they've already lost: My team will have painted the other two-thirds of the map, and will be descending on their base, containing them to the far end of the map.
I make exceptions to this strategy on Saltspray Rig and Blackbelly Skatepark. On those maps I prioritize the towers at all costs. On Saltspray, there are always people fighting over the small area to the south of the map, but all I care about is controlling the area to the north. I blaze a trail to the far left or right and climb to the top of the tower, and then I spin and spray to quickly paint the whole area. At that point it's just a matter of holding the area, spamming the "C'mon" command to encourage teammates to super-jump to you. I then eventually branch out and lock down the middle area, as well. That's usually enough to win.
Same with Blackbelly, where if you can capture the central tower and spin and spray, you can paint down the middle third of the map, which along with the first third (your base) will win you the match.
It feels so fast and aggressive now.
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