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Re: Splatoon 2 Developers Aren’t Planning More Single Player Expansions

Shard1

@Shade_Koopa
I beg to differ. They can dodge roll.
And it may seem like lowered attack speed but it's really not when they have more range than a splattershot pro. Maybe I'm just really bad at the game, but those and N-Zaps are the bane of my existence. And blasters. But I don't want to get into arguments about weapons in an adding more content to Splatoon 2. The point being, please no pay to win weapons.

Re: Splatoon 2 Developers Aren’t Planning More Single Player Expansions

Shard1

Like what? More gear? More weapons?
Duelie Squelchers are over-powered anyways. (Before people disagree me, the fact that they have more range than a splattershot and are basically the equivalent of the splattershot pro in terms of range but with rapid fire makes it too powerful)
Singleplayer makes sense for paid because that's a whole new experience, but new gear? Weapons? That's just more of the same.

Re: Poll: As "Gaming Disorder" Becomes A Thing, Is It Time To Assess How Much You Play?

Shard1

@Bunkerneath
100% correct in my opinion. Kid nowadays go on their phones at the first sign of not having anything to do at all. Whatever happened to books? Or interacting with other people? Phones have become the default and I see people all the time on their phones, even when their friends are right next to them. And this is ok if you're looking something up, but if you're watching a movie with some friends and people are on their phones?

Re: Poll: As "Gaming Disorder" Becomes A Thing, Is It Time To Assess How Much You Play?

Shard1

It all depends on how much free time really. Sometimes I am actually quite busy and others not so much.
Although it is true that video games could suck people in, this is generally because a lot of people have a lack of strong self will and can't make themselves stop.
But video games are not bad, I've met many a friend over my love of games and it's not something to be scoffed at. Video games can change lives for the better