Ok, please tell me,

[RetroShark]

thats a fun weapon

Why do you think its my main
Mwahahahaha >:)

 

[Bennet]

1. Aerospray is just a lose button. Sure, it can paint, but you'll die in almost every encounter because you can't fight, meaning massive downtime, meaning less paint overall through the whole match.

I am quite aggressive and have some clever tricks for Aerospray tho

 

[Bennet]

Bloblobber…
Source: trust me ;)

sowwy to say this, possibly don't have it and it's annoying when I use Aerospray

 

[Bennet]

I may as well give a Slosher advertisement! Slosher does a great job at fighting, which could help out at what you want it to do. Having a two shot at its range, especially since it retains that two shot over cover despite damage falloff. Plus that kit is great. It's got a bunch of AoE sure, but I think Splat Bomb is something that can be used well by any player, and Strike can be used for some last second turf

Heh, I am quite a button masher kid, so I might give slosher a try

 

[RetroShark]

sowwy to say this, possibly don't have it and it's annoying when I use Aerospray

That’s because they use it wrong, they don’t recognise it as the close up weapon it truly is!
There are many ways to lob a blob, but only one correct way (my way)

 

[SAMICOM]

sowwy to say this, possibly don't have it and it's annoying when I use Aerospray

Aerospray. Anything's annoying if you can't fight for ****

 

[Bennet]

That’s because they use it wrong, they don’t recognise it as the close up weapon it truly is!
There are many ways to lob a blob, but only one correct way (my way)

No, that's not what I meant, they are out of my view and then bank the shot and then splat me

 

[Bennet]

Aerospray. Anything's annoying if you can't fight for ****

Trust me, I get about 3-6 splats per game with Aerospray

 

[☆Scottie☆]

Please tell me what weapon is the best to use for level 24 please

right now I am going back and forth between Aerospray RG and Splatana wiper and I need to know if I am either bad at using them and need to switch to a new weapon or I am using them correctly but need more advance learning on them.


so far I have Rapid blaster pro deco and regular deco, ranged blaster Aerospray MG, a whole lotta rollers a few brushes and some (but not a lot) of splatlings plus order brush replica, order roller replica, and order splatling replica



please help me!!!!! I am starting to lose way to many easy battle by so much!!!

It really depends. You should use a weapon that you have experience with, if Splatoon 3 is your first splatoon game then just experiment. Level 24 players in my opinion should typically focus on finding what position they prefer to play as; so for example I found out that I like to play as slayer and support so i typically use weapons that have some range and are very mobile.

For turf war I would recommend the following:

Slayer/Skirmisher: Splattershot is my personal favorite for turf war as it has great painting capability and it can splat other players quick with the right skill. Tetra Dualies is another good option as it is very mobile and it can help you in a jam however it requires intense skill and a lot of practicing to use them right. Clash blaster is not a good competitive option however i find that not many players at lvl 1 - 30 don't know how to defend it in turf war, it can get really quick kills and good chip damage.

Anchor: E-Liter and Tri-Stringer are really good turf war options as it can provide great scope, however both require great skill. You must learn when to push, when to fall back, etc.

Support: Splatter Shot Jr. is very good when it comes to getting specials fast which is great as Bubbler is a very good option for turf war; it also allows you to paint in those hard to reach areas and is decent all around. Areospray isn't reccomended however it paints A LOT; it's special is terrible however many still struggle to defend against it.


For Ranked I would recommend the following:

Slayer/Skirmisher: I main Stamper because it is a VERY good slayer/skirmisher. The ability it has to quickly change targets and get out of tight situations is unbelievable; the only drawback is that the skill required to master this takes dedication. It took me 4 months to become good with the weapon and it is really difficult at times. Squeezer is unbelievable as well, however it has the same draw backs as the Stamper

Anchor: I believe that the only amazing anchor is the pencil. It is a supporter and it has insane range. Difficult to master, easy to learn. Wellstring is decent, but I don't typically use it as it is pretty slow and difficult to adjust to.

Support: Slosher and Wiper are great options as they can also skirmish and become a slayer at times, however I typically see them play as support. Anything would really work here just make sure that if you do use a supporter weapon, that you know how to use it.



All in all, you should really focus on finding what type of player you are at lvl 25-30 if you want to become better at the game. Switching your style all the time won't help. I would overall recommend to you to keep using Wiper if you like it but if you want to try something new, it may be beneficial to consider investing in the Stamper.



Hope this helps,

Scott

 

[Bennet]

It really depends. You should use a weapon that you have experience with, if Splatoon 3 is your first splatoon game then just experiment. Level 24 players in my opinion should typically focus on finding what position they prefer to play as; so for example I found out that I like to play as slayer and support so i typically use weapons that have some range and are very mobile.

S3 is kind of my first Splatoon game but in S2 I picked up the Kensa splattershot pretty quick and can't drop it now

 

[☆Scottie☆]

S3 is kind of my first Splatoon game but in S2 I picked up the Kensa splattershot pretty quick and can't drop it now

Okay that is good, if I were you I would use a supporter weapon because it seems like that is your play style. Wiper, Splattershot, Slosher, etc all fit well in any turf war comp and they all have good synergy.