Recent content by Smychavo

FC: SW-1658-3419-9294 Location: USA, CA Skill level: Previously S+, currently working towards S+ on all modes. I'll do what I can to be on frequently, always open for Turf, League, or Salmon Run!

You do have a point there. How much the meta is going to change within these first couple of months and onward ought to be fascinating.

I think the fact that it isn't as popular due to the weapons it's paired with could lend the tactic some more practicality since they wouldn't be as familiar with fighting a splatling or .96 as they would be compared to say, a ttek or a SSP. Since they aren't as well-versed with their strategy...

I think it's too early to start drafting a tier list for weapons. Other than a handful of starting tournaments, we simply do not have enough viable competitive data to tell which weapons are by far the strongest. Although the tri-slosher and ttek may be showing up to be the stronger weapons out...

I'm fairly certain that this sort of thing was present in Splatoon for the Wii U, but either way, I thought it was interesting enough to merit its own thread here. During one-on-one gunfights, if you were to throw a sprinkler, (assuming your weapon kit carries one), you could trick opposing...

Wait, the splatfest tee favors ink resistance as a sub-ability? Huh, I didn't know that... Now I feel unlucky since I never got a single triple on that blasted tee...

Port Mackerel. My most problematic stage for whatever reason is Port Mackerel. Although I do like how much more open it is, I can't play well at all on any game-mode whatsoever on that blasted map.

Well then, looks like I got a lot of gear to scrub... and even more cash to do so...

Time to get moving!

Slumbering

Sparing most of the details, my team has been largely inactive for the past few months, as have I. Additionaly, past plans to do practices and scrims have always fallen through due to said inactivity, due in part of my inactivity. Now that I want to get back into the swing of things, I would...

Active participant of the great skeleton war of this year

Oh! This thread is back? Good. Well, so far, I have begun to modify my playstyle to act as more of a support role. Constantly placing sprinklers to claim turf, using bubbles to start pushes or saving teammates from death, and just being a defensive fortress, not letting the enemy come close to...

To understand the workings of a team, you must look deep into the core of each player.

Perhaps...