Yes. This game has peer-to-peer matches and a 16hz tickrate. Nintendo's servers are only used for matchmaking and final results.
I feel your pain. I've been in groups where there were more than enough eggs laying about in a single area to meet the quota being ignored for easy bosses that could be left alone a bit and not wipe the crew. You can spam, "This Way!" only so often. And for the record, I made profreshional with random teams only. Since then I have teamed up with friends online only twice, and I always play Salmon Run to 1200 points the day it opens up.
Went from that to the exact opposite back to back. CHUCK THE EGG LIKE IT'S A BOMB FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!!
Don't like it? Wait 2 hours :PI see Manta Maria's one of the Splatfest stages. Cat-4 salticane in 3...2...
It feels bigger than the other stages and has plenty of sniping perches (they're grates though so you'll be running back to reload.)
I felt the same way today. Perhaps the "easier" runs carried more people to Profresh who aren't ready for it. I didn't think today's weapon selection was "hard", but my teammates today kept dying.
Yeah. Splatfests really break the system.
Not really, it's always like this and more noticable when the entire fanbase is playing.
It was like that for me too. Now I am plugged into my router and with decent internet. I rarely disconnect anymore. Splatfest is the exception.
A friend of mine and I played Salmon Run yesterday, and wow it was bad. Usually I play with a full group or at least 3 of us who I know I could depend on, but in several games the two randoms we had were terrible. Rollers who don't know you can actually do other things aside from rolling, Squiffers who can't contribute much. It was the first time I got fairly salty with SR.
