Recent content by Kikaioh

Squid Parties are one of the few reasons I can think of where friendly fire would be a positive thing for Splatoon. You can glean I don't like them that much.

I'm only a level S player using strictly the Kelp Splatterscope, so you can take this advice with a grain of seasalt. It's just advice, nothing set in stone, and I could be wrong. Splatoon is like a realtime action-packed game of chess, there's a lot of overall field strategy to be thinking...

I've mained the Splatterscope a long while now, maybe 5 or so months I'm guessing. I actually don't do jump shots (they're maybe not as precise/easy using the sticks compared to motion controls), but since the Splatterscope has a limited range compared to the e-liters, I think maybe it's not as...

I use sticks. I've made it up to S rank so far using just the Kelp Splatterscope. I got used to quickly rotating the camera to the position it (mostly) needs to go. I find the motion controls distracting and tiring.

I use the "Booyah" when I'm splatted to warn my teammates about something. For example, if the Rainmaker is heading towards our base and I got splatted, but my teammates are off fighting somewhere else, I'll spam the Booyah and hope they take a look at their maps to realize we're in danger of...

I'm sick of Inkzookas waging instant, nigh-on uncontestable death from almost anywhere on the map. I'm sick of the right-stick button, when there's a perfectly unused left bumper button that would have been just as well. I have a lot of other annoyances, but those are the ones that stick out...

We were pressing the rainmaker up towards the enemy goal at the top of the Moray Towers, but the enemy splatted my teammate who was holding the rainmaker, and wound up grabbing it himself. I also happened to be on the tower at the other end of the same pathway, and saw that same enemy grab the...

At the beginning of the match I like to aggressively work at controlling the center of the map, and then try to defensively push towards the enemy's side of the map or the goal. Regarding aggression, deaths really do affect the outcome of matches, and a lot of the time the losing team is also...

This game makes me salty as all get out. But overall I think every match is a learning experience, even the ones I'm losing. I don't mind as much moving up and down the ranks anymore, since it just feels like there's more I need to learn. I vent like hell, but keep coming back to it.

No, an unsportsmanlike, haughty display of arrogance and disrespect.

Man, where were all you guys a few months back when kids on the forums were getting all defensive about seabagging? At least people can see it for what it is.

I was playing Rainmaker at Floundering Heights, using the Kelp Splatterscope. My teammate was holding the Rainmaker, and we were about 20 feet away from the goal --- but the ground was completely covered in enemy ink, and all of their team members were blocking the way and charging towards us...

Ah, well let me put it this way --- if you get the last word in this conversation, you're openly admitting that you actually like me --- and even if it's an attempt to dig at me, you're just being tsundere! :oops: Zing! :D

Ahh, I knew you couldn't ignore the salt, let alone me. I treat people the way they treat me, so you have no one to blame but yourself. Ahh, you follow orders very well. :) Good boy!

The thread is called seabagging, and you don't decide what the discussion is about. All I said was that teabagging is douchey and rude. I never said that the squid-kid animation was teabagging either, but people who use it to teabag are douches. If you or anyone else has a problem with that...