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Mahi Mahi TC is the worst on my list, but I might get used to it. Museum in any mode is also pretty irritating so far, but again - I might get used to it eventually. Moray can also be no fun since often there's more than one E-Liter that you have to dance around. But I usually don't bother...
I made a forum post a little bit similar to this about a month or so ago, and so I decided to kind of put together some my thoughts in a video. I think it would be nice to have voice chat in private matches and squad battles, but voice chat or not, I think the text options could be much more...
I completely agree, I actually was not aware of the differences in language until I made this thread - before I had just assumed they would be the same translated. :c It makes everything even more confusing for players trying to communicate with their team.
I feel like that would most likely annoy people rather than get their attention. :c Or maybe it would annoy them enough to get their attention, I guess? Though... there's no voice chat, so I suppose you wouldn't know the difference! (But that's mean, haha!)
"Spread out" would be good, too! And for "focus on objective" it would be cool if you could tap the map and put a beacon-like light that your team could see and go to, either to ink or group or both.
If you're consistently above B+ and A is normal for you, you're probably an amazing player. I've been from the top to the bottom and back, I never can stay in the same rank for long. (Maybe I'm just very unlucky?) Reaching A is hard work - you should be proud! I'm sure you're much, much better...
This is why I wish they would have an un-ranked version of the other styles of the game for people who don't care about the competitive aspect of games. It can especially bum out the younger players, and it's bummed me out at times... especially when I'm penalized for connection problems...
Sorry if this has been discussed before, but I'm wondering if anyone finds these options alone useful enough (especially during random matches) since the game lacks voice chat? "Booyah" is nice to say when you're witnessing a team mate pull something amazing off, or when you're working together...
As others have said, I think a good balance of both is required in order to win. I think this argument is also a bit redundant considering all of the different approaches your team can take when playing in turf wars... maybe you just happen to be facing a lot of teams with a more offensive...
Usually, I find motion controls to be a lot quicker and easier to use. However, sometimes they can feel very off no matter how many ways I rest my gamepad and reset the camera, and that has thrown me off my game before - especially when using a splat charger. I think both have their own pros and...
I agree. It would leave you wondering if maybe that player was just a little TOO good... or was it just your imagination? And with the constant miscellaneous glitches, both scores and footage of gameplay would be pretty unreliable proof that someone was cheating. Hopefully nintendo and the devs...
Very true. I think this may also have to do with splat chargers not being relatively slow weapons, so it's faster/easier to move away when using a splat charger than with (for example) a roller happening to be lifting, or a gatling gun happening to be revving up. But I personally find the...
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