Anaru
Inkling Cadet
of courseIf you leveled up your gear, would you still have a chance to get negative effects?
of courseIf you leveled up your gear, would you still have a chance to get negative effects?
I have a big screen and most of the time very tired eyes which is why I prefer scoped chargers over non-scoped because I can assess the charging percentage by how far I get into "tunnel vision" instead of having to spot the small circle. And even then, once in the rhythm, I forget all about the tunnel vision because there's next to none, unless we're talking E-Litres.Removing the crosshair from the game. Now everyone will know my pain of having a small screen
Ayyyyyy lmaoNintendo announcing a new playable character in Splatoon and when they release the update it's the jellyfish guys instead of octolings
A Splatoon version of the...
Soo, basically who ever has the splatoon version of this would be the winner of the of the game. Seems fair.
You should add that getting shot at also covers your screen in the enemy's inkRollers with scopes. It would just be a regular roller but the screen zooms in weirdly whenever you're Rolling/Throwing Ink.
First person mode. Being a Squid or a Kraken forces you to look straight up in relation to your character, While being hidden in ink covers the screen in a filter of the ink colour.
I've always thought it would be really fun to swim on ceilings!Ceilings. Low, inkable ceilings through which you can swim. Sounds okay until Ninja Squid rollers start utilising them...
Death from above!I've always thought it would be really fun to swim on ceilings!
You can paint numerous ceiling-type surfaces in Octo Valley but they cannot be swum through. Of course, a potential issue is that of steering - directions could suddenly appear to reverse if your camera doesn't turn upside-down (although Mario Galaxy seemed to solve these types of problems fairly well, so I'm sure Splatoon could handle it).I've always thought it would be really fun to swim on ceilings!