THE 3 LAWS of Gear Building in Splatoon 3

[@GrimoireIsGrimm]

I once came across a Nautilus user with *ALL* run speed up and while I was waiting to respawn they’re casually zooming all over the map

[@Untun3d]

I use run and swim speed w/ stealth jump as a naut main and I love ZOOMING

[@13_cmi]

@@Untun3dI rock max intensify action for that perfect accuracy whenever I use naut.

[@Neo-Agent3]

​@@13_cmi ....did u know that naut has no jump rng

[@GUSplatoon]

I love the Full Metal Alchemist reference lol

[@invaderlava]

Ikr, i srsly forgot about that anime lol

[@ace0135]

@@invaderlava how

[@invaderlava]

@@ace0135 wdym how? I watched it like over 3 years ago lol I wouldn't remember it unless someone told me

[@adrianparra4442]

I like how everything makes sense

[@thinkublu]

Another big thing with LDE is that in competitive modes it's ALWAYS active as soon as the enemy team dips below that amount, which makes it a really good permanent buff at that point, no matter how the game goes - and in turf war, the end of the game matters so so much anyway

[@gameguys8019]

Thank you so much for doing what Nintendo didn’t do, and that’s explain these abilities thoroughly. I’ve been playing splatoon since the first game and haven’t considered making builds until I decided that I wanted to get better in Splatoon 3. I also appreciate you explain how QR works, because I never understood why is it that sometimes when I die the QR icon would pop up and why other times it didn’t. You are greatly appreciated.

[@HyperNova808]

“Fusion does what nintendon’t”

[@TheFrantastic]

Quick respawn used to always work no matter what you did in Splatoon 1, so that coupled with ninja super jump completely hiding your jump marker at all ranges meant that aggressive weapons would constantly respawn in one second and immediately be back in the fight safely, making it a zombie rush essentially.

[@JoziGlitzh]

I'm pretty sure QR in-game description's says that it only works if you get splatted and you haven't splatted anyone

[@TheFrantastic]

@@JoziGlitzh Yep, that's how it is in 3, while in the first game it was always active, hence the QR+ninja super jump tactic that was incredibly broken. Also hello fellow cephalopod, we meet again in the comments! Lol

[@JoziGlitzh]

@@TheFrantastic Hi again! Guess we'll just see each other in random Splatoon videos from now on lol

[@asylucat]

I remember back in Splatoon 2 I somehow found a negative sweater that had ability double and even luckier got pure MPU without even using chunks ☠️

[@ExTuba]

Same, I found some random guy with a negative longcuff sweater with ability doubler on it lol. Had to order it immediately. I put sub power up, main power up, and special power up on mine.

[@supadude5000]

Very good video as a resource for people asking for "what's the best build?" Instead of just telling them a build, teach them how to build and they can do it themselves. Teach a man to fish and all that. 10/10 One bit of constructive criticism, I noticed some times when you were listing things and showing them on the screen at the same time (like the utility abilities), but the two didn't match up. I expected the words to match what was shown going from left to right. Then again, even if they're out of order, it would be helpful to have them fade into the scene as you say them. Just something to help newbies more quickly make the connection between what you're saying and what you're showing so they don't get stuck trying to figure it out while missing your next talking points. Still a great video!

[@jozumakii]

hard agree! this is a brilliant guide coming from a newbie and i learned a lot about what goes into making a good build, but i had to pause and rewind in a couple places because i was trying to decipher what was on the screen and why while also listen to the voiceover. still a fantastic and valuable guide, but yeah, agree with the critique.

[@smitty7326]

As a rookie, this was extremely useful. I've seen other videos that lean into min-max, and it's extremely intimidating. However, this philosophy of build diversity seems more logical to me (diminishing returns), and it's also far less stressful.

[@brycebermudez478]

Yeah I've only ever seen or heard min max strats. I guess I haven't looked at competitive players builds though

[@eliospokefan1386]

I'm super distracted and the ability that tracks enemies you recently inked is a life saver 99% of the time for me, because it reminds me were people were and not get ambushed stupidly xD

[@NyoBleu]

Oh yeaaaaah, Thermal Ink! Pretty nice on weapons that may not splat immediately or directly. I have a shirt that pairs it with Ink Saver (Main) :3

[@eliospokefan1386]

@@NyoBleu yes that one! Absolutely love it!

[@thequagiestsire]

Definitely ideal on weapons like Sloshers or Blasters who can easily hit around cover and surprise tracked opponents. …is what I would say if they weren’t lame and didn’t restrict the ability to only register direct hits and not things like Blaster/Explosher indirects or Stringer bolts. Imagine how terrifying a good Tri-Stringer would be if getting hit by a stray bolt meant not only chip damage, but also made it easier for it to hit you behind cover like they enjoy doing.

[@galacticp1]

@@thequagiestsirehonestly needs this buff to rival ninja squid

[@brycebermudez478]

I like thermal ink since I play bamboozler a lot. I often can get that second tap but when I don't I can splat them sooner or later now that I can track them.

[@evilyoshimaster]

I want to point out that while it's not 100% consistent, (since it depends on whether the opponent dies just before you do or just after you do) QR can activate on a trade.

[@mysryuza]

Finally a video about these abilities, terminology, and the statistics with visuals in one 😭💕 I struggled trying to figure out what kind of builds I want for certain weapons, but a lot of videos about them I’ve seen tend to feel “loose” or they just lost me because of how too wordy with little visuals and graphs they may be (I’m a visual learner). I wanted to learn what could or may not work depending on the weapons I choose and why.

[@MFjackson]

i think this is the best gear explanation i’ve ever seen for any splatoon game , u really know what to prioritize for a build and u explain it super well with great examples #awsome

[@reggie_spl]

As a low-level comp player who is trying to get better at Splatoon 3, this video is greatly appreciated. This video helped open my eyes to how I should address my gear builds for weapons, and overall explained how gear building should work very well. Keep up your awesome work, dude!

[@ResidentTarantino]

The TUNIC music is a deep cut (pun heavily intended)

[@alexrod9271]

Nice and straight to the point about what every ability can do for your weapon.

[@StarmenRock]

I send this video to pretty much every single new splatoon friend i make. thank you so much for putting it out there

[@breloopharos1919]

So 2 things: 1. I agree with everything except looking weird over having better stats. Drip>good abilities all. the. way. 2. To save chunks, you can spread the abilities on each piece of clothes. For example If i want 2 main ink savers on a shirt, the first ability will cost 10 chunks while the second cost 20. Alternatively if i add 1 main ink saver on my shirt, and then add the second on my shoes, it will cost 10 each because theyre on different pieces of gear. So exclusively using chunks to add 3 of the same abilities on a gear will cost 60 chunks in total. Youll save ALOT of chunks by spreading your abilities on your whole gear set since itll yield the same result. Theres also finding your gear's seed if you like to put 3 of the same abilities in one gear (im looking at you blaster mains), im not gonna explain it so look it up but it is possible to fill youre whole gear slots with one ability type while saving chunks. (Sendou also created the website to find gear seeds. This dude is the GOAT)

[@popsicIes]

bro fr, one of my favorite things about brian's builds is how they're competitively viable and yet his inkling looks cute as hell. dude knows fashion

[@rubberchickensfoot8912]

Other come from behind abilities include special saver, tenacity, and arguably quick jump

[@lordofthechickens3627]

I love the Tunic music being used

[@wasyago]

thank you for this video and explaining abilities builds and quirks! im a new player, and felt pressured to create a "perfect gear" that has all 4 slots of 1 ability (which is super expensive)... now I'll try to see which abilities i really need and how much they affect my gameplay in which quantities to make something unique for my playstyle! definitely feeling less pressure now, thank you again!

[@topherherrin4475]

9:47 PLEASE YOU HAVE A ONE SHOT

[@catgirlQueer]

I personally (dark tetra dualies) run comeback, haunt, stealth jump and full subs of quick respawn it fits the reckless "throw myself at the enemy and see who splats" playstyle I like

[@jermm2183]

make sure to run 1 sub quick jump! You'll find it actually saves more time than a 9th QR sub

[@catgirlQueer]

@@jermm2183 I'll probably make an alternative gearset with slightly different abilities, thanks for the advice probably get an alternative headgear with a qr main, ink res, quick super jump and maybe a sub of qr? quicker respawn even, more utility, but at the cost of comeback honestly for the fest I was running headgear with a main of qr (so I could keep scrubbing the slots) and I didn't really miss comeback much

[@jermm2183]

@@catgirlQueer due to diminishing returns the effects of qr subs indeed get rather minor so having a sub or two of something else always helps. Feel free to experiment with what you think works on it play. Some people will run just a sub of qsj or a sub qsj + bomb defense (even seen 2 subs swim speed.) Ink resistance is actually an ability I've never considered experimenting with on tetras but I can see it helping for a few frames when you're stuck in enemy ink on the 4th roll so that you might get a little extra time before dying to make a trade

[@thoopsy]

Oh I thought Last Ditch Effort ONLY applied in the last part of the match, no clue it also helped when the other team has a huge lead in ranked! I just assumed it was basically mostly useless in ranked. Thank you for all the great information.

[@rpgnerd7610]

Another point towards Quick Respawn are that the maps are super terrible when it comes for approaching the enemy (Mincemeat, Mahi) with no flanks. Your more or less gonna take a splat so QR synergizes with the current state of themaps

[@PoisonBird]

Thanks so much for this, I'm really glad this came up in my feed! I was pulling out teeth trying to find what was good for someone who mains shooters with Wave Breaker, Crab Tank and Tacticooler, values mobility and recovery, and focuses mainly on moving around from teammate to teammate to help them if they need it rather than doing my own thing, as that often gets me cornered solo. I only play Turf War (and Salmon Run but that doesn't count) because the other modes intimidate me, so I want all gear to be PERFECT before I even *touch* the X Battles. I'm definitely going to try to use your strategies for decisions and that website. You better believe I liked and subscribed, my mediocre-at-best self needs it.

[@detectivemememachin5011]

Full Metal Squid: Octohood

[@Jorujia_jojo]

You gave me the inspo to draw you like an alchemist for gears.

[@tryblight]

my takeaway from this video is to make an outfit and use chunks to try fitting 1 of every ability in the game on it (jk but also i might try this fr) but really this is making me reconsider some things i currently use, like the pure sub power up hat i use with dapple dualies, very cool!

[@TwistedChaos4428]

Nice video. If anyone's wondering what build a nobody like me is using: I run dualie squelchers with LDE, 2 subs of bomb defense, and one sub of ink resistance for my headgear. A main of sub power up (you'd be surprised what kind of cheeky spots you can throw splat bombs with that) 2 sub saver subs, and one intensify action sub for my shirt. Lastly, object shredder, 2 subs of sub saver, and one sub of intensify action for my shoes. (alternating all the subs because I'm fancy... also it looks like a splash wall on my gear) LDE because it's a very ink hungry weapon, but the 4 subs of sub saver let me throw 2 splat bombs when it's at full effect (if I need to) while I get nearly 10% off the sub before it activates at all, making my splat bombs useful without draining too much ink. The sub defense and ink resist subs are for keeping me alive slightly more often. My screen has been covered in enemy ink after a barrage of bombs several times, but I lived where I know I didn't before I got them. I still need to get better with jumping and squid rolling, but I got the intensify action to help with both (also squid surge is now sometimes worth it). Sub power up lets me throw splat bombs out of my range and into sniper spots much more easily. If you don't know what kind of difference it makes, you can throw to the middle of scorch gorge from spawn areas, or from the top of middle to the sniper perch without much issue or serious commitment. On undertow, you can throw over the opaque wall from the floor with 1 main of the stuff. Very mean if you time it right. Object shredder is good on squelchers because you can use the range to hit sprinklers and beacons with relative ease, while not getting too close and saving about 4 shots each one. It also does good against bubbler with sub power up. It allows an easier hit against the weak point at the top, dealing nearly an e-liter's amount of damage with a bomb. Not bad. Probably not even close to meta, but it's a weird build with a niche use that I like to use.

[@jermm2183]

hey nobody is gonna think poor you if you're not using a "meta" build. I do think that it might be better to designate a little space and have something like (obv I'd run something different bc I play different so I'll do this based on your build) 1 main LDE 1 main intensify action 1 main object shredder 4 subs saver 2 subs sub power up 1 sub bomb defense 1 sub ink resistance 1 sub quick super jump for a little extra optimization. Running LDE and 4 subs sub saver I find is a bit odd (esp considering how ink hungry the main weapon is) but given the gear you likely are spamming bombs in neutral anyway. I thought swapping the intensify action and sub power up will help you with the main weapon though as hopping in dualie squelchers is probably the dualie you'll do it the most frequently with due to jump tech. I thought that 1 sub quick jump would be better than 2 subs bomb defense for you too since with the dualie squelchers you probably aren't dealing with a crazy amount of heavy bomb damage anyway since you can roll from bombs and easily pop torpedos (and being revealed doesn't matter for you.) If you want any help with some strategies for gearbuildng for any weapon that suits your playstyle I'm happy to help since I've been gearbuilding since the "good ol' days" where we would spend hours a day save scumming to get good abilities on gear.

[@LuigiMan2401]

Me building my gear: *RANDOM BS GO!*

[@leonader9465]

Really good video. I immediately subscribed. I've been playing for a while and already knew most of these, but I hadn't thought about the idea of abilities like quick respawn only not benefitting you when you're winning, so I'll take that into consideration in the future.

[@TazTheYellow]

Some notes: Splatoon's ability formula makes it so your returns actually *increase* at low quantities, basically only from your first sub to your second. If you're running one sub of an ability, consider doubling down. Special Saver is an interesting case. Its *flat* returns diminish just fine, but because you eventually reach 0% Special lost at 56 AP, its *proportional* returns actually slowly accelerates upwards, and as you see, it already starts plenty powerful. If you're not running Tacticooler on your comp (for whatever reason), and your weapon can or wants to Special freely (not you if your Special is Triple Inkstrike, Reefslider, Inkjet, Ink Vac, Tenta Missiles, Ultra Stamp, or Trizooka), definitely consider it as an option for filling empty slots.

[@bolladragon]

I remember in Splatoon 1 being super upset Run Speed Up doesn’t speed up roller or brush speed.

[@lukero818]

This is like a dimly lit college lecture

[@Ana36377]

Thank you for this video! I'm currently looking to build a suitable kit for my mains for a long while now, the brushes. There's little advice for brush mains out there besides the typical "quick respawn and ninja squid" (which I do have) but this video definitely helps. I recently built a Splatana Wiper kit based off information cobbled together from various videos and while I'm happy with it, I noticed some didn't get me to where I wanted (e.g: I have one main and three subs of ink saver (sub) in my wiper set, to offset my *personal* bad sub efficiency. I got greedy and wanted to get to double torpedo range. I didn't get to the double torpedo range and it barely changed anything at all). The bit about law of diminishing returns especially helped me understand what happened, allowing me to fine tune that set even better. I'm going to look even more carefully with how I play my brushes (and maybe consider replacing that respawn punisher on my favourite hoodie to ninja squid so I can wear it in battle more often?) so I can finally have something I really like. Thank you so much!

[@athena-love]

Recommendation from a Wiper main: run a LOT of Quick Respawn!! Also use Comeback and Stealth Jump and then Utility subs. Though, this is usually for high level play Skirmisher-Slayer role. It allows you to move quickly, come back quickly, go into enemy lines and distract them to give your teammates an opening, and more. This is my personal playstyle but of course it's not the only Wiper playstyle, it's just the best one.

[@Ana36377]

@@athena-love Thanks! I already run a lot of quick respawn for that build (that’s the main takeaway I got from the information cobbled from all over - quick respawn everywhere) but stealth jump and comeback are especially great. I definitely was thinking of Stealth Jump though - would save me a lot of hassle from getting killed again when jumping straight into the front lines! You’ve given me some great ideas on how to fine tune my set better. Thank you!

[@jermm2183]

inkbrush build? If it helps at all I used inkbrush noveau a lot in splatoon 2 and my build was 1 main QSJ (for jumping back to spawn frequently) 1 main ninja squid 1 main stealth jump 6 subs swim speed 2 subs bomb defense 1 sub special saver I never used Charge up since I didn't die much anyway but had special saver. Nowadays the special is killer wail 5.1 so feel free to run with or without charge up (personally I think wail is overrated but had good synergy with brush) edit: since you mention bomb spam you can replace my qsj main with swim speed main and have 1 main 3 subs swim speed 1 main ninja squid 1 main stealth jump 2 subs sub power up 2 subs bomb defense (optional: replace 1 sub for a sub of special saver) 1 sub ink recovery 1 sub quick super jump If you REALLY are one of those obnoxious Jr. wannabes (referring to use subs more than main) then use LDE and only have 3 subs swim speed

[@athena-love]

@@Ana36377 Glad I could help!!

[@Ana36377]

@@jermm2183 Thanks so much! I personally main more Octobrush and my bomb spam was really more on torpedos than splat/suction bombs (because combos) but this is some really good advice! Great ideas on how I can balance my kits a bit better. Thank you!

[@McRoma2]

For whatever reason what has usually helped me the most with my main, the Nautilus, is Ink Recovery, since when you are holding a charge you don't refill your tank so it helps mitigate that, and thermal ink, because it makes it easy to hit them with point sensor and then take them out. Gets me to S rank atleast

[@Doublee73]

My gear design philosophy has always been to set up 3 tiers with 3 abilities in each: The Main Slots, the 2 Sub slots, and the Utility slots. Then for a weapon and kit, I can choose which abilities to go in each of those tiers. Example: with a Slosher, I might put the highest priority on Main Saver, Special Charge, and a Unique Main like LDE. The 2 slot tier might include mobility like SSU and RSU, as well as Ink Resistance. Lastly there are three slots for some utility like Sub Defense, QSJ, and Ink Recovery This also helps with the customization cost because I will never need a perfect 3 slot set

[@garrettbrothers6989]

"Be flexible with your gear. Try not to over-focus single strategies with your build." Meanwhile, me, running 37 AP swim speed up on sploosh: But seriously, the Sploosh-o-matic profits from being able to move FAST. It can ink the ground under and around itself so quickly that good sploosh players have a unique playstyle: it doesn't matter if they're on enemy ink, their mobility is untouched. No other weapon can play quite like it. It's hard to describe. (That being said, Sploosh doesn't get to shine very much because the weapon is still pretty bad. I wish Nintendo would buff it :P)

[@-clod-8948]

i jus like running as much swim speed as possible because going fast makes me feel alive.

[@Psycho_Psy]

I'm a kingdom hearts fan and hearing AP for Ability points just activated my nerdy brain

[@Edderson_Studios4329]

5:05 DEFINLY NOT because old QR was unhealthy for Splatoon 1 just as ink armor and special spam was for 2 and weapons that can get crab easily for 3.

[@masterofcorgis4975]

Once again, another great tutorial video!

[@cryolitegem]

Alright time to mess around with quick respawn + haunt

[@Galacta]

I usually run some ink recovery up, main ink saver, swim and run speed up, quick revive, ink resistance and some others just because I had no clue how to properly build my abilities

[@legendoflonkanimations]

I love making my cool outfits have good gear abilities too but it costs me an arm and a leg

[@WarningStrangerDanger]

It doesn't get touched on enough, but weapons like the Jet Squelcher, Splattershot Nova, Bloblobber, etc. aren't just prime candidates for Thermal Ink, but the kinds of weapons the ability was designed for. Thermal Ink is valuable on any weapon where you have range, low individual shot damage, and you're likely to spam an area with. Only direct hits, not splash damage, activates TI, so it isn't good on blasters or exploshers. If you run TI you may end up dying less because anyone tagged by it is no longer able to surprise you or fake you out and you can aim over cover to kill with droplet damage to put pressure on them. I use the Jet Squelcher in X rank and I see just how few people understand it even at this level. I see you. You can't hide. It will not wear off before I kill you. Just run away.

[@nickrogers3624]

Just wanted to say I respect the tunic soundtrack.

[@iratus4065]

I wish I saw this before getting an 3 Special gain shirt 😭

[@dawncrowe2076]

Illuminating! Thank you!!

[@kevin-bf4ww]

love the reasoning. might actually build out some gearsets in s3

[@KurumiTokisakiNightmareSpirit]

I have 3 clothes (Marina gear, Wizard clothing, and School outfit) that only has pure special (blue 🔵) and honestly, it kinda makes my Flingza fun to play. The only downside is I use too much swing ink. So I play safe as a backline.

[@pillowmoment]

Something i do is i either alternate the abilities. Say… idk special charge and ink saver. So main is special charge, second is ink saver, and then repeat the pattern. I don’t have a reason, it’s just worked for me. I also keep the main ability different to the secondary ones. It compliments them. For example: the shirt i wear has a main ability of ink tank up, to boost the recharge time, and the 3 extra slots are ink saver. This works wonders for me. Both values are about the same. 10 ink tank up, 9 ink saver. This is my best example because my others are more just by chance. But my shoes managed to almost get all special charge up without drinks, so i just kept them like that and added the last slot. I can’t say how amazing this is, but it works for me and i’ve had fun. Even if it means getting bored of the outfit. But when it’s splatfest time i tend to try out a new ability just for fun, since it costs less. If i don’t like it, i can just replace it because it’s cheap.

[@marcomares3300]

For a sec I thought you used a pic of my splashtag cuz of how close the name’s are to eachother. Good choice of a name either way 👌

[@NicoSinban]

I love the editing and the background music ! And otherwise great video !

[@Ghost-uu8lb]

Great vid and tunic ost 👍

[@MG-mh8xp]

Doesn't opening gambit last longer the more kills and assists you get? Like it increases duration. So it can last up to a minute or more. The only problem is that you need to consistently get that many assists and kills, which IS doable for Explosher and similar weapons. It is possible for a weapon like explosher to keep opening gambit for most of the game.

[@ShayYuichi]

Great Fullmetal Alchemist reference

[@justajuicebox0819]

Love the way you explain everything, super helpful and easy to understand

[@GamesAndAnimes]

For me is gear building a fun puzzle game. Trying stuff out for my play style. Something what I see in Splatoon 3 is, that more player with a Splatling have 1 main ink resistence up, but a lot have still a pure run speed up build. What I prefer on my Heavy Splatling is 2 main ink resistence up and 1 main run speed up. I found that after experimenting in Splatoon 2 with the ink resistence up in truf war. Smoth walking while shooting in enemy ink did helped me a lot or even standing in enemy ink while charging, which happen fast if someone flank you. You don't need to be panicking, because finding yourself in ink and get damage, just relax, charge and kill. 😁

[@TJBOO3]

Thank you sensei

[@braunstein5645]

Ah hm yes of course as a casual player that only plays turf war and cannot play any weapon except for the brushes I will take this into consideration when I make my not at all randomly chosen gear sets :DDD (thanks for the video i think i am gonna check out the math behind this and actually make a useful gear build)

[@popsicIes]

Would you consider Intensify Action a utility sub, a regular sub, or an ability best used in one main slot? I've been trying to think this over lately.

[@jermm2183]

depends heavily on the weapon, but I'd say it is in a utility sub most similar to ink resistance where depending on what you run you might want 1 sub, 2 subs, or an entire main. The only exception is blasters where you generally run even more than a main. (though with some weapons like splatlings you might run a little more, just not as extreme as with blasters and intensify action)

[@guster-animations]

great video and music choices, very informative :D

[@loogi06]

As the guy who always had 3 of the same sub on a piece of gear and thought it was good, I now know that was the reason I CANT GET TO FRICKIN S+ RANK RAAAAAAAAA

[@zoeydotexe]

this was a really helpful and comprehensive guide, thank you!

[@StriderLachino]

I don’t think ability chunks work anymore beyond four or three of the same one, maxing out at 19 ap. I’m not gonna watch the full video if I’m being honest and im not sure if he mentions this, but i know for a fact that judd mentions it as a tip. Don’t fill all of your gear with a monochrome swim up cause believe me you can get max value from that and more

[@pechaberryjuice]

All of this is very good advice, but I want to add something. Having good gear doesn't make you a better player. And you shouldn't blame gear for poor gameplay. You should focus on what you, the player is doing wrong in those situations and learn to adapt without relying on a good gear build.

[@demonicdude1328]

I love tenacity because my teammates die and feed constantly

[@gionas361]

Im a noob and this was EXTREMELY helpful. Thx

[@SnoFitzroy]

my favorite thing to have happen with LDE is to get my team to like 60, LET the opponents push to 30, then use LDE to obliterate them in like a minute. Important note though: ONLY works consistently (ish) in Zones, but that's the only mode that I think matters

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

You are a sadist who wants this game to die a quick, bloody, painful death at the hands of frontline missiles. Sorry for my exaggeration, I just pray to god we never get a shooter (or really any more weapons) with missiles, that would destroy the game beyond repair

[@MidX4]

The financial part of splatoon lol

[@Mintyfreshh4190]

Are we just going to ignore the 150+ ability chunks at 0:06 ?

[@nekostar-fallengaming6912]

I run 2 mains of special charge up on Rapid, it's helpful on tower and.. well.. everywhere else because of how many chokepoints are in this game.

[@connorf6478]

This video is excellent! Thanks for sharing your wisdom!

[@missyOJ]

Nintendo why am I only hearing this important information now? 😭

[@Diamond-vp9je]

I don't play Splatoon but I'm going to watch it anyway lmao

[@jhammylive]

Loved this video, thank you for posting!! 🙏🏾

[@bofa8366]

Thank you.

[@vassdeniss634]

Im running swim up, ninja + QSJ, and stealth + respawns for the splat roller. I think it synergies well with my flanky amd often agressive style

[@goodtimesupreme]

good advice! i think this is a useful resource

[@averagefailboatenjoyer9940]

really good video, very informative. i still think ill be sticking to my main saver pure hat, sub saver pure shirt and 1 main 2 subs ink recovery and 1 sub ink resistance lmao until i reach s+ and have the chunks for it i dont think ill be able to build tons of gear anyway

[@Julian-um2om]

excellent video, your voice is soothing af

[@jacobacon]

great video, hope you make more in the same style

[@Eelektrossfan]

FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST!!!!!! YES!!!!!

[@jenniehan5871]

Great vid

[@Taifune81]

I remember in one of your videos you said not to stress too much about building gear. When do you think is a good time to start considering builds?

[@cornjeebus]

Once you know which weapons and play-style you're gonna focus on. Building gear is one of the finishing touches, in my opinion.

[@borjaarellano9966]

i've got a question about last ditch effort if it's true that it activates once the opponet reachest past 50,but does it stay active always or does it go away once your team gets the lead?

[@NyoBleu]

LDE will stay enabled for the rest of the match (so long as the other team is below 50), even after your team makes a comeback and takes the lead.

[@Sick-cada]

Inkmetal splatchemist

[@pleasantqgross1476]

Your advice is good, but I still don’t know what I’m doing…

[@carolmaloney352]

I'm new to comp, just joined my first team roughly a month ago and I learn more and more every day about the workings of gear. In this video you said Intensify Action makes you shoot straighter? Is there a source you can point to that highlights more secrets about gear like this?

[@ryumaru21]

Will you have any questions about this project or any other copy from you hackerling?

[@Sam-n2j8f]

Is that tunic ost or am i insane

[@pawpi9397]

great great tutorial

[@chebas_]

me just going batshit crazy with my sets

[@chebas_]

my range set has 3 mains of intensify

[@chebas_]

im going to make a kraken-charge focused set with qr and a sub of sup power and quick jump to get in quickly

[@rush2d754]

I chill with full gear of just sub defence lol

[@SnailMakesMusicNot]

very helpful, thank you :)

[@gemguy5951]

This is good advice, but how did you get so many chunks?

[@holyelephantmg8838]

Does the diminishing returns affect it if it’s on separate pieces/main or sub. Like Ink Saver Main for example. If I put it on my hats main and sub, then on a sub on my boots, does it count as all their own added, or just the subs added and the main isn’t affected, or what And what do the shots use, I like the Dualies(which I know what I need with them from experience) and Shots(?). Like base splattershot, aerospray rg, etc. I’m newer to them as I mainly used Dark Tetras in 2, and in the first 20% of three was best at Glooga Dualies, so I don’t know. Ink everything seems important but the chunks alone is unbelievable, and the whole not getting as much.

[@ZtotheMills]

I've recently been struggling with trying to figure out if movement speed on Blob is worth it or not. -On ONE hand - yes, I can strafe easily while lobbing, which keeps me on the move. -On the OTHER hand, the Blob only kills if all 4 shots hit, and strafing TOO fast makes the line of shots miss easier even on a target thats standing still. Probably comes down to how I play, but I've just been wondering how often its been messing me up, and if it IS, is the extra mobility a good payoff for less consistency?

[@Nocturnal_Sakai]

So what do i use with my C.Jr. to make up for my skill issue ?

[@objectshowshipper]

Great vid! Unfortunately, Full qrespawn customjr