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Nabber said:
I wouldn't say the Charger is awful, just not suited to that game mode.
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I wouldn't say the Charger is awful, just not suited to that game mode.
I did the testfire on the first one and I couldn't stop laughing by how much fun it was. I was always the one that killed the most people...as well as died the most. I didn't like the charger, and the roller was too op, but I think it was because the maps they chose. I also think it's because I still need to get adjusted to the controls and moving the GamePad around to get used to the shooting weapons, which is most likely why the roller is very powerful right now. I was able to claim a high point after knocking someone down, so I felt like I had a major accomplishment.
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It might change with the addition of new weapons/maps/modes, but given the short time limit, the ability to see the status of the entire map at a glance in real-time, and the option to move to any teammate's position at any time (not just when respawning), I don't think voice chat would have had any practical use.
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The roller was so overused, so I stick with Splattershot and Splattershot Jr instead.
Thankfully, I played Splatoon Global Testfire during the first round, as I wasn't able to do it during the second and third rounds due to having to be out of the house during that time.
When I got to the game, I chose to use the roller because as soon as I saw the game, I knew I wanted to use the roller since it seems like the easiest to use. I was surprised to see that many people used the rollers too, and at one point I even had a team full of rollers! Of course, I learned in one way that climbing walls is difficult because I wanted to do that, and after spending some time I managed to climb the walls. I noticed that one of my partners wanted to do the same, which looks funny. From the matches that I played, I won 3 rounds and lost 1 of them (though in that one I got the highest score amongst my teammates).
I also liked Squid Jump since it has some depth, such as needing to release the jump at the right time or just enough to get to the next platform.
From my experience, this is a game I don't mind spending money on since it's so much fun! I didn't expect it to be this fun, so colour me interested in getting this game.
Thanks for reading.
When I got to the game, I chose to use the roller because as soon as I saw the game, I knew I wanted to use the roller since it seems like the easiest to use. I was surprised to see that many people used the rollers too, and at one point I even had a team full of rollers! Of course, I learned in one way that climbing walls is difficult because I wanted to do that, and after spending some time I managed to climb the walls. I noticed that one of my partners wanted to do the same, which looks funny. From the matches that I played, I won 3 rounds and lost 1 of them (though in that one I got the highest score amongst my teammates).
I also liked Squid Jump since it has some depth, such as needing to release the jump at the right time or just enough to get to the next platform.
From my experience, this is a game I don't mind spending money on since it's so much fun! I didn't expect it to be this fun, so colour me interested in getting this game.
Thanks for reading.
Especially with how fast paced the game is being able to communicate things like hidden enemies' locations and coordinating teaming up on enemy units or just "you paint over there I'll paint over here" would be invaluable. I don't think the game needs it but if you were to pit a team of players who were communicating against one who wasn't you would immediately see the practical use of it. I think atleast in pubs though I would rather do without it altogether rather than be sitting in my living room with my family listening to me trying to lead a team of 8 year old w+m1 paint roller players.Mario4Ever said:
> LoL doesn't have voice chat. Okay.
> Splatoon doesn't have voice chat, it's a sin by Nintendo (at least to ign).
It's a very straightforward game where you are doing your best to cover the ground and walls with your color paint. You see an enemy, you splat them with your paint. Blank floor, cover it! Enemy paint, paint over it! It's such a fast pace battle that there really isn't even time to talk much during it. The most I could make were laughs, grunts, and "oh come on!" when I got splattered.
Having to have people shout things out at me while I'm already trying to work the motion controls AND move both joysticks AND dodge the enemy attacks AND maneuver in squid form to make sure I have enough Paint AND check the map to see how far we are ahead/behind is going to be more bothersome than worthwhile (and don't say just learn how to multi-task, because I have no trouble with that, but it's definitely annoying when people are pointing out and trying to tell you things when you're already focused on one thing). I mean, sure there are kids that will whine and complain and shout at you like with other voice chats, but I'm more annoyed at the thought of dealing with arguing with teammates over a 3-5 minute battle where there's not much coordination needed. It's not like a misfire kills you, or how dare they save you by taking out the enemy that you were going to take out or share the same ink that doesn't disappear if they use it to refill their ammo.
Basically as everyone else said, it's not needed. I mean, sure if it was just for free matches and they were friends that were organized and worked together well it would be beneficial, but I highly doubt that is what the vast majority of people would use it for. Heck, even if they made it an option, I doubt that many would have it on since they would probably be tired of it feel fast.
> Splatoon doesn't have voice chat, it's a sin by Nintendo (at least to ign).
It's a very straightforward game where you are doing your best to cover the ground and walls with your color paint. You see an enemy, you splat them with your paint. Blank floor, cover it! Enemy paint, paint over it! It's such a fast pace battle that there really isn't even time to talk much during it. The most I could make were laughs, grunts, and "oh come on!" when I got splattered.
Having to have people shout things out at me while I'm already trying to work the motion controls AND move both joysticks AND dodge the enemy attacks AND maneuver in squid form to make sure I have enough Paint AND check the map to see how far we are ahead/behind is going to be more bothersome than worthwhile (and don't say just learn how to multi-task, because I have no trouble with that, but it's definitely annoying when people are pointing out and trying to tell you things when you're already focused on one thing). I mean, sure there are kids that will whine and complain and shout at you like with other voice chats, but I'm more annoyed at the thought of dealing with arguing with teammates over a 3-5 minute battle where there's not much coordination needed. It's not like a misfire kills you, or how dare they save you by taking out the enemy that you were going to take out or share the same ink that doesn't disappear if they use it to refill their ammo.
Basically as everyone else said, it's not needed. I mean, sure if it was just for free matches and they were friends that were organized and worked together well it would be beneficial, but I highly doubt that is what the vast majority of people would use it for. Heck, even if they made it an option, I doubt that many would have it on since they would probably be tired of it feel fast.
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