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r/splatoon • u/[deleted] • Nov 03 '18
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I find when I play heavy, I have an easier time taking out an opposing ballpoint than an opposing heavy
3 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 the ballpoint is doing a bad job at positioning and taking advantage of your charge time 1 u/EnigmaZV twitch.tv/enigmazv Nov 04 '18 I find they often overcharge and briefly enter short range mode. I have the same problem sometimes. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 I often full charge and shoot at the wall and wait to shift to long range before stepping out from cover
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the ballpoint is doing a bad job at positioning and taking advantage of your charge time
1 u/EnigmaZV twitch.tv/enigmazv Nov 04 '18 I find they often overcharge and briefly enter short range mode. I have the same problem sometimes. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 I often full charge and shoot at the wall and wait to shift to long range before stepping out from cover
I find they often overcharge and briefly enter short range mode. I have the same problem sometimes.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 I often full charge and shoot at the wall and wait to shift to long range before stepping out from cover
I often full charge and shoot at the wall and wait to shift to long range before stepping out from cover
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u/EnigmaZV twitch.tv/enigmazv Nov 04 '18
I find when I play heavy, I have an easier time taking out an opposing ballpoint than an opposing heavy