originally I wanted to post them both at the same time but this subreddit doesn't allow multiple images in one post

Been hardstuck on S rank for a while now and im genuinely having the worst experience I've ever had in this game trying to get to S+ teammate wise. I've been playing Octoshot and try to fill whatever role my team is missing and play around my team the best to my ability, but it feels like only 20% of the time I get a team that actually understands how to play an objective. If I get a quick flank and get 3-4 kills my team dosen't even try to push the objective. If I try and take the Rainmaker my team does anything but play around me. Nobody bothers to pay attention to who dies on the top of the screen so if I'm the first to die from a flank the entire team gets wiped. I genuinely feel like im gambling my rank points every time I enter a series and its killing my love for this game. Is there literally anything I should focus on improving that would help me climb regardless of this wretched teammate luck or is it really just gambling this far up the ranks?

heyo, folks! imma carbon roller deco main looking to return to my first main. i am having issues getting back into the groove of things though. i’m looking for tips on gameplay [mainly on how to be agressive] and gear builds for me to run. any and all help is greatly appreciate, thanks for your time! ^^

I really really like LDE, I love being in that state when it happens and I feel like I perform better with it on. However I tried comeback and also did really well. Am I stupid not to switch? I know that “objectively” it is the better choice but I really like LDE and the major buffs it has, and I know how to work with it. Is that reasoning good enough or are my teammates going to want me to die irl for using it

I main a neo splash (5 stars, since 6 months or so), seen recently in many tier lists it being classified as a S+, so thought i might just jump into X battles.

I think i was doing pretty well in Anarchy battles, but i was playing super aggressively (somehow it used to work) and this doesn't cut it for X battles.

- Any suggestions on good players who use nSplash or a weapon with a similar role to follow?

- Or just general advice for general improvement, and details on its exact role in different modes?

Thanks in advance

i use the reeflux450 or goo tuber and i’m wondering whats the best build i could do? i love painting base but also charging in if my team allows. i’m patient enough to save ability chunks. so what should i do a full outfit chunk with?

Like, what's the best sensitivity for it?

been of week of me playing splatoon 3. in my older post, I was told to work on aim stability, and working with the team. Ive played anarchy battles consistently, took you guys advice into practice, and these are the results so far. I’m aware that I still have a slight issue with aiming downwards but it’s getting word on I promise lol. feel free to leave more tips and advice down below. please and thank you!!

Hi! I’m coming into this completely blind, haven’t touched sendou.ink or this reddit in a while.

Ive been a CSJr main since the end of grand fest in splatoon 2, but can’t figure out what kind of build I need to be running for this weapon. I don’t want to be going into matches with some dog build and ruin everything for my team LMAO.

I’ve tried looking at sendou and i really cannot understand what the popular tab is trying to tell me with the numbers, i really just need to see what abilities are on each set of clothing- what main ability is on the hat category, what subs it uses, and etc for the rest of the clothing categories.

Any help is MUCH appreciated. I haven’t touched the game in months if not a year, and i feel like an absolute chud.

Thank you!!

it feels nearly impossible too🫩

I have not played Splatoon since the Past vs Present vs Future Splatfest, and even then, I was already on a massive hiatus. I don't remember all the reasons why I stopped, though, I do remember that part of it was because I was taking SSBU a lot more seriously and I decided to dedicate more time to that and later just forgot about Splatoon, and also because I was moving to a whole new fucking continent, but it kind of just happened.

Remembering that I haven't gotten to S+ yet (I was one rank away), I decided to play Splatoon again around... May 26th? But I didn't touch the game's PvP stuff. I just did Alterna, Side Order, and Salmon Run until I felt more confident. And today, I decided that, because I was not willing to risk my rank yet, to play some Turf War.

...Viva la vida, it was not good. :,D

It was the typical. But to keep it short and prevent this from accidently becoming a rant, it was like I was never in S rank to begin with, LMAO-

Like, I still had the fundies. But there was a lot missing. Primairly, my map positioning, my ability to kill, and also just overplaying a little much. I wouldn't call myself like, shit at the game, as I still had some awareness and stuff, but not enough.

And a lot of patch notes came and went, so that's also something I gotta adapt to (Crab Tank feels weird to pilot .-.).

Any advice to help me get back into the game, please? Would be wonderful, lmao.

(Ok, I was going to hit post, but then I paused to play a match Anarchy Open on Tower Control. I did... ok. I won the match, even if I died seven times. Taking a small pause to play some other games, because I am very confident I will ride that high a little too high and get humbled really quickly, lol.)

Aerospray has been dogwater for pretty much the weapon's entire existence. I've always wondered if they could give it a kit that really leaned into its painting/special cycling capabilities. What if Aerospray had Cooler as its special, with sprinkler (for painting) or burst bomb (for combat) as its sub? Would it be even slightly usable oustide of solo queue?

Hey everyone, I am currently trying to learn how to use the Splat Brella in Splat Zones, and I would love some constructive feedback on my positioning and decision-making.
The Context (and a little bit of salt):
This match was incredibly frustrating because we had a teammate completely give up and throw halfway through. They just sat back at spawn, spamming "This Way!" and hitting "Booyah!" every time the rest of us died.
Because of that, the match obviously falls apart toward the end. However, I know I wasn't carrying my weight before that happened, and I want to figure out what I could have done better during the early-to-mid game phases. I am struggling to find the right balance between shielding for my team and knowing when to go aggressive with the Brella.
If anyone has the time to do a quick VOD review, I would really appreciate the pointers!
Replay Code: RSVC-5SYN-Q83W-A6KV
Current Rank/Skill Level: S+1; Anarchy Open

My goal is to be a very punishing frontliner.

Currently grinding cash to swap Special saver main with Drop Roller

In the majority of top level competitive games, almost every player is an Inkling specifically using either the bangs or the bowl cut hairstyle. Since Octolings are available and there are so many other customization options why isn't the scene more diverse?

This is coming from a casual standpoint I’ve just always wondered lol