Could playing as blue team be an advantage?

[Gunster25]

As explained in this video;

playing as blue team makes a player think more tactically than other colors. Could this be classed as an unfair advantage?

 

[micahclay]

I would assume that, even in the event that this is a 100% certainty, the difference would be marginal.

 

[Phobos]

Heh. I had thought before that - in Smash - I seem to put in a better performance with Toon Link when I switch to his red outfit. Difficult to apply this within Splatoon though, what with the diverse and randomised team colours.

 

[iTwAsLucK]

Didn't watch video (I'm at work). But I was under the impression that the red team was usually the da

Heh. I had thought before that - in Smash - I seem to put in a better performance with Toon Link when I switch to his red outfit. Difficult to apply this within Splatoon though, what with the diverse and randomised team colours.

It's been scientifically proven that athletes wearing red do better / are awarded more points / are viewed more favourably in professional sporting events (ie: olympics).

 

[Phobos]

Yeah that's what the video said - slightly mindboggling, but very interesting.

 

[iTwAsLucK]

Yeah that's what the video said - slightly mindboggling, but very interesting.

Ahh my bad! I didn't watch the video (at work).

 

[Green inker]

I don't know...this maybe a problem...MAYBE, we don't know just yet so we must do experiments to see.

 

[Mouldywarp]

I'm certain luminous pink makes you play better