If anyone wishes they could be more like a Squid (or kid) well then guess what you are in luck because I just learned that a lot of people have one very important trait in common with Inklings; they are sore losers. And since I'm a sociopathic hypocrite that deserves to have their tentacles sheared off and made into fried Squid Rings by Octavio's Octo Oven, I'm going to be a bit of a poor sport myself.
So, Mayo won. That's not the problem. I'm actually glad that they did because Pearl needs some more victories under her enormous bomb-sized zippers. Congratulations are deserved, when 12:00 hit, they won. Next time, we'll do it all again and I'll hope that the tables turn.
The problem is with the system itself. Splatfests aren't supposed to be a popularity contest... Except here they're becoming one. ONLY IT'S INVERTED (dun dun dun). The side with the least popularity is more likely to win. How is that so? Well it could have something to do with the fact that the servers are all bollocked up and I kept having to beat a bunch of my fellow Ketchup Comrades to death with my Hero Roller, and none of those victories counted. I fought for my team and won over 30 times, earning 21 Super Sea Snails for my efforts. Only about 5% of those battles were actually against team Mayo.
In a seashell, it works like this. Ketchup had 70% or more popularity, so that part of the battle was an absolute curbstomp. This is exactly where the problem comes. Poor Marina was doomed because battles against your own team do not count towards the final score. That means that most of the victories I achieved were about as useful as a Crusty Seanwich after Judd has taken a bite out of it and tossed it into the trash bin. So not only do I feel useless again and want to torture myself by using a water dropped on my tentacles, but I feel ever so slightly cheated..... and I'm a little bit angry at the player base too.
I never picked a favorite Squid Sister because as far as I'm concerned, you cannot have one without the other. That being said, I never picked a favorite member of Off The Hook (I nearly said hook and er together, splat me). I picked Ketchup because my best friend loves it and my mother loves it (I love my mom). I feel like most people picked Ketchup because they were too busy ogling at Marina's not-tentacles that they failed to realize they would be DOOMING THEMSELVES.
I've actually forgotten what I was ranting about by now... I stayed up until midnight with strobe lights on in my living room participating in the Splatfest. So I guess I'm done now.
Also, seeing Marie all by herself made me cry.
So, Mayo won. That's not the problem. I'm actually glad that they did because Pearl needs some more victories under her enormous bomb-sized zippers. Congratulations are deserved, when 12:00 hit, they won. Next time, we'll do it all again and I'll hope that the tables turn.
The problem is with the system itself. Splatfests aren't supposed to be a popularity contest... Except here they're becoming one. ONLY IT'S INVERTED (dun dun dun). The side with the least popularity is more likely to win. How is that so? Well it could have something to do with the fact that the servers are all bollocked up and I kept having to beat a bunch of my fellow Ketchup Comrades to death with my Hero Roller, and none of those victories counted. I fought for my team and won over 30 times, earning 21 Super Sea Snails for my efforts. Only about 5% of those battles were actually against team Mayo.
In a seashell, it works like this. Ketchup had 70% or more popularity, so that part of the battle was an absolute curbstomp. This is exactly where the problem comes. Poor Marina was doomed because battles against your own team do not count towards the final score. That means that most of the victories I achieved were about as useful as a Crusty Seanwich after Judd has taken a bite out of it and tossed it into the trash bin. So not only do I feel useless again and want to torture myself by using a water dropped on my tentacles, but I feel ever so slightly cheated..... and I'm a little bit angry at the player base too.
I never picked a favorite Squid Sister because as far as I'm concerned, you cannot have one without the other. That being said, I never picked a favorite member of Off The Hook (I nearly said hook and er together, splat me). I picked Ketchup because my best friend loves it and my mother loves it (I love my mom). I feel like most people picked Ketchup because they were too busy ogling at Marina's not-tentacles that they failed to realize they would be DOOMING THEMSELVES.
I've actually forgotten what I was ranting about by now... I stayed up until midnight with strobe lights on in my living room participating in the Splatfest. So I guess I'm done now.
Also, seeing Marie all by herself made me cry.