Depends, you could use an aggro Splatling and go Mini or Nautilus and unleash a hell storm of bullets whilst remaining mobile on the rails.I feel like I'll be useless on Inkrails as a Splatling user. Maybe I'll just hold back and pick people off with their extremely predictable movement pattern while they use them.
It could work, but I never play too agro; the only thing that actually frustrates me and sets me off my game is being splatted endlessly.Depends, you could use an aggro Splatling and go Mini or Nautilus and unleash a hell storm of bullets whilst remaining mobile on the rails.
New music is fire, I don't know what anybody else is sayingContrary to what some say about the new music, I like that they put music that doesn't fit the punk vibe, keeps the game from being monotone, plus I always love it when developers take creative liberty and add variety to games in general.
I am fine with new music (but calling the old music "punk" is a huge stretch), I just wish they would bring back the fairly superior tracks from Splatoon 1. There is zero reason not to, it is not like they have to compose the songs again.Contrary to what some say about the new music, I like that they put music that doesn't fit the punk vibe, keeps the game from being monotone, plus I always love it when developers take creative liberty and add variety to games in general.
I suspect that the reason they don’t want to do that is because they want to keep with the theme of several years having passed since the timeline of Splatoon 1 - styles have changed, music changed, it’s a different place and time. Squid Squad disbanded and then the bassist returned as theI am fine with new music (but calling the old music "punk" is a huge stretch), I just wish they would bring back the fairly superior tracks from Splatoon 1. There is zero reason not to, it is not like they have to compose the songs again.
We probably won't see music return in mutliplayer, ever. Purely on thematic reasons. Splatoon is played up like a living breathing world, as just like radio music trends in the real world, they tend to stick with what is most relevant in the here and now. The old tunes of 2 years ago are out of style of irrelevant.I am fine with new music (but calling the old music "punk" is a huge stretch), I just wish they would bring back the fairly superior tracks from Splatoon 1. There is zero reason not to, it is not like they have to compose the songs again.
Clothes are always there, there isn't a station broadcasting them. In premise, Splatoon's music is all music being played over speakers by some radio station probably.Clothes go out of fashion as fast as music does, and yet nearly all the original clothes returned. And some music never gets old. Heck, Calamari Inkantation returned, albeit as a remix. We really ought to see remixes of other old music as well.
I...........actutally want this in game now, plz give it to me NintendoClothes are always there, there isn't a station broadcasting them. In premise, Splatoon's music is all music being played over speakers by some radio station probably.
Calamari only returned cause it has plot relevance. Also, it's a Single Player track and has little bearing on mutliplayer music. Also, Splatoon bands are part of the big cooporate music world, bands aren't gonna remix other people's work, especially given how there really isn't that huge of a time gap for these artists. Unless we get a DJ style artist like Dedf1sh as a multiplayer artist.
Bands cover other bands all the time. They don't even wait for two years in many casesAlso, Splatoon bands are part of the big cooporate music world, bands aren't gonna remix other people's work, especially given how there really isn't that huge of a time gap for these artists.
I mean, look at Squid Squad's "Now or Never" (and the liner notes for "Splatune" establish that Squid Squad originated the tune in-universe). That song's had 3 covers already (Squid Sisters, Wet Floor, Off The Hook)Bands cover other bands all the time. They don't even wait for two years in many cases
Pretty sure they just commission paint jobs and then Sheldon slaps on new kits he's been brainstorming.I know I'm late to the party on this but after trying the new Kensa weapons all I can say is,
HOW CAN A CLOTHING COMPANY MAKE BETTER WEAPONS THAN THE WEAPON COMPANIES THEMSELVES!?
I'm actually pretty sure that Sheldon is a dealer, not a manufacturer. I think Toni Kensa commissions the weapon factories to do all the weapon painting and kit making.Pretty sure they just commission paint jobs and then Sheldon slaps on new kits he's been brainstorming.