When do you booyah and c'mon

[elearu]

I usually use C'mon when behind or when I notice the other team has maybe 1-2 players alive to attempt a signal to pressure the other team. I only usee Booyah for two reasons, witnessing multiple kills from 1 player in a matter of seconds, like 2 kills one right after another, or if I die to alert the team of my location.

 

[Terramax]

I almost always say 'come' when I'm in the enemy base, and my three other team mates are all huddled together, farting about, on an area of the map that we've already more than got covered. I generally try to infiltrate the enemy base, and keep the opposite team busy by running rings around them, so that my fellow players can ink as much as the arena as possible.

EDIT:

I constantly yell "C'mon" when I've invaded enemy territory so I can get backup, because most my teammates are idiots and are still covering the base a minute into the game.

Heh, just like @ZypkerGaming here.

 

[ZapperSquid89]

I booyah when I get a triple splat or we are winning by a huge margin.

I come on when we are behind and need to rally to the chokepoint.

 

[CinnaDonut]

I booyah when: 1. I'm in squid parties
2. when I want to motivate my team

I c'mon when: 1. I need help/when my team magically disappears and they're no where to be found
2. when someone on my team is afk at the spawn
3. In squid parties

 

[CinnaDonut]

I booyah when: 1. I'm in squid parties
2. when I want to motivate my team

I c'mon when: 1. I need help/when my team magically disappears and they're no where to be found
2. when someone on my team is afk at the spawn
3. In squid parties

 

[rsnw]

that moment when euros spam 'to me' to get backup, but the americans see it as 'booyah' and do nothing but spam 'booyah' back

 

[_clementine]

I usually Booyah to kind of "high five" my teammates. But recently, I've used it more as a signal when I've been splatted by surprise.
I say "C'mon!" when I need backup, or to try to get my team to push forward.

 

[SupaTim]

that moment when euros spam 'to me' to get backup, but the americans see it as 'booyah' and do nothing but spam 'booyah' back

We actually see "c'mon" which is a vague call out that could mean anything from "let's push" to "come to me" to "c'mon, why are you so bad?"

I accidentally pushed the up d-pad and had someone jump to me once when I didn't want them to. Then I've spammed it to get people to jump to me (when I'm alone defending the top of saltspray for instance) and all I get back were "booyah!"

I actually prefer the EU "to me!" and "nice."

 

[TheN64]

I usually say C'mon (Over here in the french game) when my team should super jump to me because I'm the only one not being killed right at spawn. I also use it when I'm the only one chasing the rainmaker.

I usually say Booyah (Excellent in the french game) when we get the rainmaker, when everyone on their team gets splatted simultaneously and when we're really close to winning in zones.

 

[Helio]

Never. Too busy splatting fools.

 

[aqua46]

I'm only ever on during jp/eu times, so I've gotten used to spamming booyah to congratulate. I don't like using it to indicate splats, because that wasn't it's original purpose, and I keep thinking I have a really happy lobby. I only touch c'mon when I've taken out three people, and really want them to rally together.

 

[Lorbeerprinz]

I'm playing the German language version of the game, so C'mon = Zu mir! (To me) and Booyah = Cool!. In other words, the translation interprets the Come On from the Japanese version (I'll just assume that they translated from Japanese and not from the US version, considering the rest of the text) as a shout for help, basically. Although I never use it in a dire situation, way too busy trying to survive x'D I usually use it when I broke through somewhere towards the enemy base while my team is in the back, asking for some backup to push. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. As for Booyah/Cool, I use it to encourage or thank my team mates, when they save my *** or revenge me or something like that.

In fact, I do believe the "C'mon" command is supposed to be a cry for help to begin with, I have seen one or two other translations interpreting it similarly. Though, at least to my understanding, "C'mon" is rather arbitrary as a command in both Japanese and English...

 

[Coleo&Idea]

"Nice!" or "Cool!" to congratulate teammates and during start when I notice some of my friends are in my team to say hello.
"To me!" to tell them to help me.
Simply this.

 

[16bitdave]

I never use c'mon, I use booyah when either a teammate uses it or I splat a couple people