@Kinan I do die a lot. Of an average game, I die about 8 times, for about 13 kills. Roller's aren't meant to be head on fighters anyway, so it suits me well to have a set that minimizes the setback of being splatted.
I liken it to being the bishop that is sacrificed to take the queen. Whilst I'm running mayhem behind enemy lines, my teammates can generally rally and avenge my inevitable demise.
I don't need defence up, as no matter how much I'm stacking, if I miss the ambush, I'm dead 9/10 times. The other times is when I pull off a spectacular move, like splatting the entirety of te other team in two hits and a suction bomb. (Which was pretty awesome).
The main problem I face is sniper fire, but I've worked around that by having learnt how to throw suction bombs accurately and quickly, which is well worth the time to learn. Metal grating is often a brilliant target, as only rollers really look down often.
Can I ask everyone here how they connect their Wii U to the internet? Before, I was wireless and the connection was near perfect but recently, there was a broadband issue in my area and since then, I think the Wii U's been struggling with my setting (evident by lag spikes in Smash). I'm thinking about going wired but I don't recall what I need for it...
I use wireless as well, I used to have internet issues a few months ago. Though it was most likely my router dying since I haven't had any issues ever since I had it replaced, though I guess I would sometimes have errors but they're hardly frequent.
@DreamyViridi: I connect my Wii U wirelessly. Sometimes there's the occasional lag, but it's never something very serious. Don't forget that you are connecting to 7 other systems in all sorts of places around the world, and a bad connection from one system could affect everything else. If you do experience a lot of lag, then it's probably on your end. A wired connection might help, but I really wouldn't count on it.
For Rainmaker in Triggerfish, I like to go the side route, and surprise the enemy from that side. It works well when one or two members take that route, while the other teamates distract them by charging forward. I always take the side path with the Rainamker, since I think it's too hard to get to the goal stand by going straight to the base. If you're using Tri, I would prepare the Bubbler, not grab the Rainmaker, and be ready to use the Bubbler when the other team charges when we're close. I'm using the regular Slosher, so I'm using a lot of burst bombs, but not focusing on getting my Inkstrke ready.
Also, I use wireless to router. Works well most of the time.
@Blue_Blur: Alright, I got home (geez, my bus was 12 minutes late). Are we doing twins or quads? I'll go ahead and set up a twin room, if that's what we're doing.
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