A bit of a lame and lazy question on my part, but what the heck.
I've not been following Splatoon 3 news as (i) I don't tend to follow individual games closely before release, (ii) I'm not the biggest Splatoon fan to begin with.
My question is: As a casual player of Splatoon 1 and 2, in one sentence, what does Splatoon 3 appear to do differently?
@Buizel
Splatoon 3 fixes all the complaints with previous entries and perfecting the formula to a tee.
Sure, it's got some new modes and stuff. Anarchy battles, new Table Turf card game, tri-color Turf Wars for dual-stage 3-way Splatfests, it adds city invasions from Salmonids, it adds new weapon types and new move mechanics, sure it offers a new single player building off the creativity of the excellent Octo Expansion, and new customization options, lockers, banners and custom win/lose animations...
Yes it does all that. But what it really offers is refinement. The online system is now modernized, where you can see holograms of your friends and instantly join their game and be on the same team, you can send invites, play in the training room during matchmaking with holograms of team mates as they join, you can now have Murch swap the main ability slot on gear, you no longer have to sit through the mandatory news feed every 2 hrs and upon booting the game, and best of all, Salmon Run is available 24/7 now.
@JaxonH a lot more than a sentence, but I appreciate the effort!
Its tempting. I'm torn because I'm not that attached to the series, but do play it frequently enough to justify buying the sequel. Like...half the new features would probably go unnoticed/unappreciated by me, but what you've listed does make it sound like the definitive way to play Splatoon.
Every other game on my plate for the remainder of the year seems to be a lengthy RPG so Splatoon would also be a great palate cleanser between those.
@Mioaionios I've only seen one, but it was not really a "fight" more of a shake the guy by the collar.
Ask me in the Chit Chat thread and I'll tell the story if you want to read it.
@Mioaionios I never go out of my house so... Well once during a summer camp (the only real one I've ever done) I got kicked in the knee twice and for the first time in my life I got cussed at, I told someone what happened and he got sent away... That's bringing back some memories that I don't really want to remember, I think I need to talk about them to be okay with them. I can remember another time during another camp (I went to it once a week) there was a kid (I don't know the proper wording for what he had so, I'll just say kid) who saw me and tackled me to the ground and kept putting my shirt over head and pushing me against the wall on the floor and the lady running the camp did nothing to stop this. I kept saying stop (it was in a library so no yelling) and he didn't until one of the other kids (we were all around 9-13) told him to stop and he did.
This is bring back memories I though I pushed back into my brain... I'm cringing lol...
@Mioaionios yep. I hate a name because of bullies. I was 8 when I first ever got bullied, I got kicked on the floor (kinda seems like a running theme with me).
In Canada not everyone is nice... I don't even go to public school and I got bullied. Life really does even out lol.
four times, I've gotten bullied in my life. I count myself lucky it was not more.
@Mioaionios I've been listening to Fireflies in the background while we've been chatting and oh boy does it bring back even more memories, because this song came out around the time of all that. I feel old now.
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