Why You're Always Losing in Splatoon 3

[@LogoniusSmock-kw9gx]

Another tip: keep playing and blame every game on your teammates

[@chaysewalls5180]

True

[@angelalvarez969]

Very true haha some teammates are straight up dumb 😭

[@Joceyrachi]

And/or Nintendo

[@_Graphical]

Fr

[@KyleoftheViridianForest]

The good old Putz 12 method

[@ShortSweetcakeYT]

Thank you for this, Chase. I do enjoy Splatoon, but sometimes it can get me stuck somewhere when I am losing. No specifics needed. Just a general yet good advice is all there is to it.

[@BrothersCourage]

If you want real tips on getting better, watch on ProChara, DUDE, Kiver, etc.

[@rkiiiive]

Love this video. When I got to x rank I was definitely not prepared, and lost a ton. I decided to take a month off, I played a bunch of other games(Mario kart, rocket league, Zelda) and also focused on mental health for a while. When I came back the meta had completely flipped and it was super fun training my brain to play a new way. Now I’m steadily climbing x rank and my goal is to be top 500! Thanks for the vid chase :)

[@Rated_RMN]

Good for you. I've come to realize I'll never reach X Rank and be stuck at S rank for the foreseeable future.

[@callymari]

​@@Rated_RMNso real 😭 s rank does NOT want me to leave

[@AnimatedStuff2024]

@@callymari my losing streaks are diabolical honestly I could make a compilation of my worst one sided games and bad teammates and it would probably be half an hour long

[@callymari]

@@AnimatedStuff2024 honestly yeah (also since then i have gotten to s+ 😭)

[@AnimatedStuff2024]

@@callymari my dream was to get to x rank and I was doing good but judging by the fact I am OVER -1000 POINTS I guess I'll be staying S forever (I really don't wanna reset my rank)

[@azurajae]

One thing I do that wasn't mentioned in this video is switching game modes. And I don't mean just hopping from TC to RM, but I play Salmon Run. There are days where I just really, really want to play Splatoon (there isn't really another shooter quite like it), but mentally I know I can't handle a bad game. On those days, I just dedicate my time to relaxing and playing Salmon Run to fill that itch. It's not for everyone (some people find it even more stressful than regular play), but I hover between Egg VP 200-300 and find it challenging, but not too stressful. It engages my mind enough like as if it were a match, but with a more positive environment (a booyah after a round, squidbagging after a successful run, etc). I also find it easier to manage my rank points there for some reason, at least compared to Anarchy, so I don't even stress even if we lose on W1/W2. Again, not for everyone though, but I love me some good Salmon Run.

[@looeyg]

My uncle ate a copy of splatoon and now he’s British with football diarrhea

[@pearlscake]

or even just step away from the multiplayer modes entirely and replay some of the solo stuff if you enjoy them too, especially now with SO! i find myself doing this all the time, i absolutely love the solo modes, maybe even more than the mp.

[@thetruemonarch9294]

When I win I feel nothing, but when I lose, I want to end myself. I just can't stop my hands from shaking while I aim at someone, making me overcorrect and miss, which leads to two people on the other team to splat me. I really hate this game sometimes...

[@vaniillazilla]

same

[@orangemeooow]

real I'm gonna have a mental breakdown if I lose one more time IVE LOST TWENTY GAMES TODAY BRUH

[@nyom4297]

shoutout to chase for taking this game and its players seriously

[@PiercingSight]

For me, the worst is when I lose games where feel like I absolutely crushed it. Tons of splats, pushed the objective like I was supposed to, but still somehow lost, either due to bad teammates, or due to stupidly good opponents. When this happens multiple times in a row, it feels downright awful, especially in x-rank, where having a lower ELO means that you straight up stop getting matches anymore. I'm basically soft banned from playing X-rank clam blitz. My rating is too low because my first 5 matches were all against teams that steam rolled us and all I get now is "not enough players."

[@spiritknightfrank]

Amazing video I totally agree for me after having a horrible experience losing 6-7 games in a row I get angry so angry that I need to take a break probably for the rest of the day it effects my mental health as crazy as it sounds ADHD can make the simplest things worse

[@alexgrunde6682]

Another thing I’d add is, watch your replays, especially matches where you lost by narrow margins. Often it’s much more obvious what you’re doing wrong when you’re watching your gameplay after the fact and your brain isn’t focused on the mechanics. And looking at it from the perspective of who splatted you will make you go “oh, I was making myself super vulnerable using that tactic or route.”

[@shadewful.]

There was a point, actually recently where I just couldn't play Wiper at all. Like I would miss my charge slashes, I would use my stamp but ending up dying instantly, I kept losing after losing, until I rewatched your splatana video and it helped me a ton in getting back into the groove, I've since then 5 🌟 Wiper and 4 🌟 Light Tertas, :) thank you Chase for providing such informative and awesome content

[@overme]

This video couldn’t be better timing. Yesterday I got record high x rank power of 2130 but today it dropped to 1944 after a massive lost streak… I will definitely take your advice chase but I also realized that the map rotation that I was playing both maps I had a 40-42% win rate by checking splatnet. I highly recommend everyone checking their win rate on the current map rotations if you happen to be on a losing streak 😅 sometimes avoiding the maps that you’re bad at in x battles can help imo

[@kittyazzzie]

I have 3 different days: regular days, I play ok, not outstanding, but not terrible. Slump days: can NEVER win no matter WHAT I do, my aim turns terrible, always get bad teamates (eg. Teamates won't pass clams). Bright star days; I just seem unstoppable my aim is perfect, can't die, always get kills... 😅 They just happen.

[@_HighWind]

Sadly im hard wired to "NEVER BACK NEVER WHAT?"

[@taylorveltrop]

Having a "tilt weapon" that you don't necessarily expect to master is great way to implement some of the advice here! IE, when I am getting burned out with my main (splatlings) I'll just go and have fun with the Tri-Stringer for a little while. Or the Jr., whose mechanics are quite opposite of a splatling.

[@moss6235]

I needed to hear this today. Because of how tricky and difficult Splatoon is, I often find myself losing a lot of matches and getting upset at myself. I keep playing in hopes that next time will be different. It’s nice to know that I’m not alone in this. I’m getting better at recognizing when I’m mad. I just need to learn to take breaks.

[@CantAim00]

No Chase, whenever influencers in splatoon talks about losing, they always neglect the elephant in the room. Remember splatoon is a multiplayer game, it's not chess or go, where your capability is half the reason you lose or win(the other half is your opponents), in splatoon you lose or win depends 87.5% on the match making, who are you opponents and who are your teammates. If you play long enough, you know even if you kill the most die the least and always watch the objective, you can still lose, because one or more of your teammates killed only 1 and died 10 times. I know you guys want to keep the positive attitude and you want to learn and you don't want people say you are blaming others for your own skills, but let's face it, it's really not your fault, Nintendo has the worst match making algo, that's 87.5% the reason why you lose or win, splatoon is a game of luck, not a game of skills.

[@Chase247]

What you said has merit, but it's mostly untrue. If what you said was completely accurate, there wouldn't be players like Jared or Norishio who can consistently get extremely high X powers. Even with trash teammates, they know how to play properly and can still win 95% of their games. Not gonna act like matchmaking isn't a key factor, but just blaming your losses on that constantly rather than thinking about how you could be improving is a recipe for, well, not improving.

[@CantAim00]

Let me explain to you. @@Chase247 1. for any kind of sports, what level(let's just use xp ) you can achieve vs how much time you put into it, this is a curve. At first you learn very quickly, say 1 month you get to xp 1500, then for 1 year you get to xp 2200, then for another 2 years, maybe you get to xp 2400, then no matter how hard you try, you would just stuck there. People have different level of talents, it's impossible for everyone to be world champion, because there is only one champion. 2. Then why play? For fun. How to have fun? For starters you have to play with your rival. If you are xp 2400, xp 1500 is not your rival, xp 3000 is also not your rival. You have to play vs same level players, that way the game would have great uncertainty, you cant know if you would win or lose, that's the fun part. If you are xp2400 and match making put you vs xp 3000, then you 99% would lose, it's just simple statistics.And if you always play games that way, you would quit permanantly, trust me. 3.Why players like melon can get to xp 4000? well because he is the top player. right now the match making algo is choosing your teammates & opponents similar level as you, but if you are top player then it's just really hard to make everyone same level as you, so you yourself would make your team xp much higher than opponents, that's why he win 95% of the time. if the algo changes and priority be like both team have same xp, so melon play with xp 2000 teammates and opponents xp 2800, he would lose too. trust me. 4.Now you can see your win of lose is the result of match making algo, not result of your xp level. Knowing this you can still improve, maybe even better, because you won't blame yourself for not doing enough. Finally it's just a game, for most of us. A game need to be fun, and the match making is making it less fun.

[@Chase247]

@@CantAim00 I agree the matchmaking isn't good but my point still stands. If you want to improve, you should not just blame the game for the bad matchmaking, because even if it is bad, there is always something that you can be doing better. If the game felt unwinnable because of bad teammates, you think about what you can do to improve and work around it. If you just whine about the bad matchmaking and don't think individually about your play, you will not drastically improve. Every top player will tell you this, because that's where I got this information from. Also, what you said at #3 is not necessarily true. The algorithm prioritizes weapon comps over XP. There are plenty of games where Melon's team has less ELO than the other team, and he still wins. Plus, it's not just Melon, the same goes for hundreds of other players who consistently win and get extremely high XP's

[@CantAim00]

@@Chase247 "There are plenty of games where Melon's team has less ELO than the other team, and he still wins. ", how did you get this information? S3 stopped displaying team average xp in x rank, I don't think you can get this info without a hack. My point is , no matter your skill level, a good match making should make your win rate around 50%, not more not less, that's the only way to insure every game is a fair game. The fact that someone can have a 90% win rate is already a solid proof that this match making really sucks. At least give people an option to choose, you can play a game with 50% win rate with fair match making, or you can prioritize speed but your win rate would reflect your skill level.

[@Ryozenflame]

This video is amazing and I admit I let myself rage when playing I get even more angry and don’t think what I doing I made the strict rule of taking long breaks if I feel pissed and stay away after completing the catalogs

[@_Graphical]

I keep losing in rank up battles I am a splatana stamper who plays pretty aggressively, I can comfortably get a good KD radio. My gear build is comeback with 2 subs of main saver and ink recovery up, a main of QR with 3 subs of swim speed, Stealth jump 2 subs of sub power up and quick super jump. My rank is S Here are two games if anyone is interested RVGA-L2Q4-OFMT-R89H (Victory) RBE5-6A1C-Q1JN-MYQQ (lose) Also 3:21 HOW DO YOU KNOW

[@Rootof-2]

I would say runslightly more QR and less sub power up as QR doesn’t stack well in small quantities- it kinda needs like 15-18 AP to have a significant effect

[@WoopahNova]

Genuinely such a helpful video and I'll be sure to take the tips into consideration! The changing weapons point is very accurate too as I main Dapple Nouveau and V Dynamo but decided to pick up Swiper for a little while and taking a break from the weapons I played the most helped me find another weapon I really enjoy playing as well as not get burnt out on the mains!

[@alf73]

Normal ranked games are a cakewalk even when I have ranked up, but its always the rank up battles that i lose over and over again for no reason. I just got into A rank and I won 5 games without losing any and its basically easy to go up but when I was in B+ last week I got things like 2 wins and 3 losses in rank up and it was much harder than A rank is.

[@sawsandra_]

I’ve been dropping out of Splatoon 3 a lot sense June 2023 like Almost Breaking a Nintendo Switch, Throwing Controllers, Blocking and Reporting, Rage Quitting, and trying to avoid negative Splatoon 3 content, I’ve been waiting to play Splatoon 3 again until 2024, or Frosty Fest. This is what I’ve been struggling for years sense I played other games and Splatoon(8 years of playing it), like rage and tilt, really hope it helps out in 2024. I do not change sensitivity because it ruins my performance when I play, I think. Tip: STOP BEING NEGATIVE ALL THE FUCKING TIME ON SPLATOON AND GAMING, QUIT TWITTER, PLAY GOOD GAMES OTHER THAN SPLATOON, AND GET A JOB! (Sorry I have to let it out, This is my “PvP Splatoon Player Mindset”

[@7_Sevyn_7]

Thank you, I really needed this!

[@fernandobignardi6716]

There is another tip that can also help. Once You reach rank X, anarchy open and anarchy series are meaningless. Players dont get a reward for reaching S+50, their new goal is to reach top 3000, 500, 10 or the 1st place of a mode on the season. What i am trying to say is playing and not caring can have positive feedback. I still lose matches in both open and series, but since i am not losing anything but time, i play more calm and relaxed; This is different from fliping the table i dont care, this is just a calm no stakes game. If you are having issues with anarchy series, play open, Turf Wars, Salmon Run or TableTurf.

[@chimes93]

i also recommend playing some other game modes if you still need a break but dont want to stop playing splatoon. playing new weapons and roles can definitely help with your performance and constantly being bombarded with specials can help you deal with them in pvp modes!

[@mysryuza]

Thank you for this video! When it comes to breaks, I tend to play Sky: CotL to have a chill game to have my breaks from Splatoon 3 if things weren’t going well or I get tired.

[@666Deathscythe]

What really works for me is just to keep calm. It is not guarantee me more winstreak or anything, I could just keep losing and losing but by keeping myself calm, not blaming teammates, not playing while tilted, etc, that made me to not be, at least, the burden on my team. It's ok for me to lose because the point is not to win, but to keep improving myself. My aim usually, "if I'm losing, at least I lose with a fight. Make the enemy team struggle fighting me/my team" and that works wonder for me. The moment I switch my mindset from winning, to just play better, it actually giving me more win.

[@lorettabes4553]

05:10 Oh yeah, I used to play splatoon 2 and had max sens. When I started playing Splatoon 3, I switched to a lower sensitivy to get used to the game, around 3. And later on I switched back to max and felt my speed returning when it came to aiming. And I continue to moniter this

[@allainosman2989]

I really neede this, thanks Chase

[@TheOnlyWaffles]

Wow! It’s amazing how I’ve done all of this already, but I think that’s good. I thinks it’s just my brain telling me to not become too addicted lol. I recently started to get all the blasters to 1 star (and I have historically hated blasters), but I have been really enjoying myself! Oh, I and I main the splash btw. It’s amazing how just switching it up can really change your mindset and refresh your brain🙂

[@Star_Rattler]

I like how you mention "working out" and "doing homework" as two things we can do to take a break from the game, because I can't exercise well (asthma) so I can only do baby stuff (a brief walk or perhaps 5 sit-ups), and I haven't been in school since 2015 XD

[@SomeRandomNerdYo]

What he meant was, do something that helps you take your mind off of splatoon and its monstrously awful user experience design

[@ti-henry]

Some of us often have goals for seasons in Splatoon. I was ranked S+6 coming into November and I wanted to try to get to S+10 so I would not have to rank up back through S, I had a terrible series yesterday (partially thanks to Scorch Gorge) and that has significantly set me back, and as someone who definitely gets annoying at the game a lot more than I should, it was really frustrating. To be fair, this was probably my best season, but regardless, one thing that helps is just playing a single player or indie game that you enjoy. I find games with really great music or beautiful art to be antedote for these things here. Just taking a couple days off, even if it costs your goals in Splatoon is really refreshing. Just another suggestion.... hope it helps.

[@dashinking]

It's weird how when I feel like I'm doing really well personally, the rest of the team ends up being stuck in a death loop which ends up causing a loss anyways

[@13_cmi]

Happens to me. I usually die very little while my team gets wiped every few seconds. Maybe I’m overly cautious from all my salmon run playing. But I can get decent kills as well. Had quite a few games with .96 deco with 22 kills and 6 deaths or something in that general area. It’s quite annoying being the only one alive the whole match. But sometimes it just happens. Nothing you can do.

[@jajathenewking6131]

Kinda wish I had this advice earlier. I was losing so much and constantly changing weapons to see if it was me or my weapons fault. I took a month break and just got back from it. I'm having fun and improving on my wins now.

[@windchimes2883]

Okay, well why do i keep *winning?* I'm so awesome at this game and never lost once. It's definitely not because i fight the bot octos in the story the whole time.

[@victini_10]

def needed this video! took a break to play totk and came back to splatoon and had a much easier time with x rank in terms of mindset

[@Green-xh2rr]

I recently took a very long break from splatoon, and I actually found the game a lot more fun when I came back, it felt like the first time I felt like I was playing really well, honestly I really have a problem with controlling addictions, but thanks Chase for the words

[@_psyf0rk]

i agree with you so much esp on the last one , i took a break for a week when my games just werent it, and since coming back ive been playing at my best again so its real if your losing too much go touch grass

[@LordSiravant]

I almost never play ranked battles because I almost NEVER win at those, and whenever I start getting a losing streak in regular Turf War, I just groan because I know it's gonna be one of THOSE days. (the "off" days you mentioned) But I keep going anyway because the main goal of me playing is ability chunk grinding. But I also only play when I have the motivation to, and sometimes I'll go months without booting the game up.

[@Captain_Ravioli7321]

I'm a beginner player who just got Splatoon 3 for Christmas. I'm doing well for a beginner, but I still suck, and my win/lose ratio is almost 50/50. What I do to keep myself motivated and enjoying the game is to look for things I did well during a match. Sure, the match went terribly and the other team got over 50% of the map, but I was also the #1 Splatter and turf defender. As a new player, splatting other players is my biggest issue, so I get really excited when I see that I was the #1 or #2 splatter in a game, no matter how the match goes in the end. And with every fuck-up, I learn what I should and shouldn't do next time this situation comes around.

[@boingyboi]

Another thing, self fulfilling prophecy, it's something that I heard for like relationships but it works here, you have to think you'll win because if you think you are gonna lose, you are going to play like you're going to lose so yeah

[@Diamondking599]

I almost always get trash teammates. I’m a clash blaster and I almost always get the most kills and sometimes the most paint (even when there’s an aerospray)

[@octorox]

i got to x rank with a splat roller and im so happy

[@Spicy_Nr.4]

The end killed me "go outside" 😂

[@WaterFudge69]

Taking a long break is actually a great idea, not only if you're currently doing bad. I notice that whenever I get rusty in short term, like a week or 2 of not playing the game, I always get better at the game in some way while derusting.

[@AlwayzGeekedUp]

1:06 is so real 💯😭😹

[@coastline_bow]

i do enjoy splatoon, and honestly ive stopped caring abt my rank debt and just trying to do better in comp and x battle. learning that splatoon is just a game and that you having fun should come first should be a first priority before anyone tries any of these tips imo

[@Cherrylimeade0235]

I gave up on ranking up and I only play Splatfest now. It was too stressful realizing I'm just not good at the game.

[@blueblitz283]

I find, when first booting up the game,drilling aiming practice in the waiting lobby can help a great deal

[@RickyG93]

Another good tip is to rewatch replays and see what you could have done better and what you can work on. This let's you observe your mistakes and then the next time you play you make a mental note to specifically not make those mistakes. It's why I think the replay system is the best addition to Splatoon 3. Most see it as a tool for showing off by making Twitter clips or whatever but it far more valuable for self improvement. It's great for Smash Bros. too which I also play (and I main Inkling of course 😊🐙)

[@jasonzervos]

Some really good video that helped me out was from squid school. He has video about the mindset of healthy playing Splatoon, how to approach your loses and how to get better at seeking advantageous situations. It helped me even in my daily life

[@neodragonwyvern]

Not going to write a long theists on how to play. Just the experience I have accumulated. 1: learn the game type 2: learn the weapon and its/your roll 3: learn to read not only out opponents moves but your teams moves. This includes the stages you are playing on 4: always check your map. Doesn't have to be when you are actively on the field. just quick glances when you jump or respawn

[@Evixyn]

A three season break is all I need, ha ha. Go outside is amazing outside of being stressed by the job and then trying to play some relaxing rank to be twice as stressed, ha ha.

[@Phorsa]

Some of these tips are useful. I tend to have lose streaks a lot. I’ll use these tips

[@shannonhybridchu6852]

I always do this myself personally. I've seen a lot of vids on other players saying a similar thing to what you are saying

[@Ateenyyyyy]

I suck that much in ranked games I simply now do not care what rank I am and am now just playing it for the fun of it. I’ve been enjoying splatoon recently with this mindset

[@timebubble8421]

playing splatoon is training for your mental state lmao. Something i try to remind myself is that loosing doesn't really matter that much in the end. i am a very competitive person so i get fiesty fast. Though if i stop playing after an awful match i'll just feel bad for the rest of the day. I usually play until i get a victory if i realize i am getting frustrated. Luckily it usually doesn't take very long. But yeah realizing it isn't the end of the world if you loose definitely helps. In league you miss like 3 points or something and if you loose a few times in the series one you can still move up. and in turf war it really doesn't matter. Oh i also enjoy Salmonrun to play before or after because i never get mad in salmonrun as you're not fighting other people but working together against the game. It's a way more positive experience in my opinion haha.

[@yinyangyt8749]

This was a great video. But I definitely get what you mean

[@dewroot5176]

Gem has long had some more frank things to say if your mindset is going sour, so I'll paraphrase them: - Your weapon is not holding you back from climbing ranks. Kiver reached top _200_ with Splatoon 2's silver aerospray, so you can, with time, unlock Splatoon 3's X-battles using the tools provided by any weapon kit you want. - Your gear is not holding you back. To impersonate a newbie of a fem Inkling in the process of researching Splatoon 2 players' most common weaknesses across each rank, Gem used the starting gear all the way, and he never opened any new slots, changed any ones that became filled, or used ability drinks. - The other players, teammates _and_ opponents, are not holding you back. Sometimes your teammates make mistakes, but sometimes you and your opponents do so too. If you are better than all the other players in the lobby, you are (statistically) likely to win more times than you lose. The only thing your losing teams have in common is *you.*

[@LordSiravant]

So basically it's not your weapons, your gear, or your team that sucks. It's you.

[@kirishatsu222]

That last word sums it all. "Splatoon is just a game, guys."

[@Boomtendo4tw]

My advuce is don't play Anarchy Series. You lose points much faster than Open. If you have a few bad games at S+0, it's very essy to go negative playing series

[@13_cmi]

Anarchy series is much better for me. You just play a few games and either lose or win. No going back and forth with very slow point gain. I’ll do open if I’m not wanting to lose 3 games of clam blitz. But I still usually play clam blitz anyways since it’s fun and gives me the giggles.

[@SubSpaceKing]

I personally disagree, you could go into Anarchy Open solo, and still get paired against a full squad communicating with each other in a call, putting you at a disadvantage.

[@TGCPhilip]

The most important tip: If you're so much better than your teammates, then you should be better than your opponents due to matchmaking, therefore, you should be carrying. Realistically, stray teammates that aren't quite cut out for your level happen every now and then, but if it's SOOO common Maybe you need to improve yourself. Here's a couple of if starters: *Awareness:* -Bombs jumpscaring you -Forgetting Sharking as a strategy exists -Some dude sneaking behind your team *Decision making:* -Literally not considering what weapons enemies have or how they play them, so then you don't think of countering them -BREAKING NEWS: 2v1s in the enemy's favour aren't ideal, try to avoid them (and maybe make 2v1s that are in YOUR favour by helping out teammates, they'll appreciate it) -Since this all started with supposedly inferior teammates, why don't you avoid being inconsiderate to your own? If you wipe or something, wait to regroup and just paint a little. If you ALMOST wipe, get somewhere safe and make sure there's safe jumps, ESPECIALLY when someone is trying to jump to you

[@berlakufio]

No creo que entiendan mi comentario pero todos los consejos que das son muy buenos para tener una buena mentalidad al jugar y poder también disfrutar tu juego y el consejo que marco más es el descanso de splatoon buen video :D

[@redchan_ebooks]

Thank you for not just saying "use motion controls" for 7 minutes and actually giving advice. I definitely need to learn when to just stop playing when I'm in the groove, lmao (Before someone says anything, I use stick in every other shooter I play. I've just adapted to it and honestly think I'm alright for using it.)

[@Lisku_]

im trying to get to X rn and i keep losing the rank up battle. i hate rank up battles

[@catborg780]

I'm not the best or worst player, but I always feel bad because I just don't want to let my team down. Plus, my disability makes me more self-conscious that I "suck" because my hands just aren't fast enough

[@ilikethecokev2]

With me it's ALWAYS the same thing, my team does good for most of the match, then in the last 30 seconds it feels like the other team gets auto-aim, invincibility and all stats x100, because during that time we can't even TOUCH them, and they just CRUSH us. Why can't *I* be on that team?

[@Dinosaurprince]

Because that game craps the bed in every mode after about a min and a half. This happens to everyone playing. You either get privilege, or lose it entirely.

[@giganticmoon]

Chase, I appreciate you for this. I’m enjoying Splatoon so much, but…I feel like my sensitivity is too high, or I’m using the wrong weapon. This helps a lot, and I know you said you couldn’t really help me, but if I sent a few replay codes, would that work out?

[@jayddenburgos]

For me my weapon is the Painbrush Nouveau. I'm good with that weapon, but not the best. I never use guns because I really suck aiming my weapon at them. But the real biggest issue unbalanced team and server connection. I hate Nintendo for not doing anything about it. I don't like teaming up with players that quit after the match started or the players quit last the minute. Maybe bad connections or they quit the match on purpose. I hated players gloating screen. I rather they bring back your character defeat screen, it just add fire to the mix. For me most of the time, I'm the one who carrying the team and I still lost. There are so many reasons, players test there new weapon and maybe that's why I lost. Like I said it not just you. It's unbalanced team and bad connections got to be fix.

[@TheBearsCorner]

There is also considering unless you are prepared to be git good enough to win 1v4's regularly you'll be enduring _a lot_ of losses

[@nqrsenico]

I remember someone telling that if you a are a player who gets mad while playing just don't hate your teammates or your enemies, hate the game for how it works

[@KoraAzure]

In the case of ranked salt, I feel like a good idea is to maybe do a less stressful mode, like turf, or a chill story mode level. With those modes, you have less on the line, so it’s less stressful. Of course, what you said still absolutely applies. Feeling agitated? Take a break. Your brain will thank you

[@Makithe2nd]

And after those 2 hours, you have to go to an important event and you forget you have homework or a project

[@VitaliLeHusky]

I'm mainly playing turf war and the way teams are made feels really weird. Even though I still win from time to time, I'm almost never having a close match. I almost always get completly destroyed, or I'm destroying the opposite team. That's pretty frustrating...

[@Exerlin]

It is actually really hard to find guides and even gameplay of Splattershot Jr. on youtube, at least for me. If anyone has any recommendations, please let me know!

[@Chase247]

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[@jjjjj097]

3:21 bro just called me out

[@_Graphical]

I got caught too

[@gamespy6632]

I usually take splatoon 3 breaks often and I mained the reeflux and gameplay like yours or others and i play mobile like Roblox

[@carlos41519]

Once been in debt before. Was the patch before they added rank reset so i just used it to practice. Haven’t been in debt since

[@HaydenV13]

THE FACT I HAVE HOEMWORK TO DO AND WANT TO GET A 5 STAR TRI...

[@SmexyDevvi]

Believe me, I do all of this. I can't stop the hydra staring at the wall for 3 minutes from ruining my games. No, I'm not kidding about that last part.

[@Luke08700]

“Git gud”-Cranky Kong

[@Luna_B_8]

Actual tip, if you are too in dept, just derank, no big deal, youll get back up easily or enjoy more your games

[@4xzx4]

Stick to one weapon and main it.

[@soulsquid_yt]

Thanks for the advice chase I lost two rank up matches and ik I had to take a break 😢

[@VaporRuee]

I like to also switch too turfwar if I’m doing bad in ranked this way I don’t have to worry about rank points being bad

[@MegaManFan1987]

Strategize. Consider things like your gear. Sometimes your gear can help or hinder your gameplay.

[@bluesquid1090]

My main is Nautilus and when i lose too many games, as you said in the video I change weapon. But I take a weapon with totally a different gameplay like gloogas, carbon, dynamo, e-liter and it works. More surprising, idk why but when i change to a weapon that i don't know how to play it very well, it works too most of the time (like tetra or splatana stamper), and that's how I discover some weapon that i love playing now like 💙gloogas 💙 For people complaining about "bad teamates" i understand that we can have people that just shouldn't be in X for example, but my problem for "bad teamates", it's not that they're bad (sometimes yes, you're like how the f*** a e-liter get killed 10 times 😂) But there are teamates that just don't do the objective. And it's very frustrating when you do a good game, you kills a lot of people, your aim is good ect... but you lose because your teamates just don't push or don't paint the zone in SZ for example. And i agree with you, we just need to take a break. Thanks if you read this and sorry if my english is bad. I would finish with a question, did you know people who streams or make video and who play Nautilus often? I know there's Jaymoji, and it's not that i don't like him, i love his videos 😂but i would like to see others people with a different gameplay.

[@rubellite4480]

Perhaps leafii from jackpot might have vods or footage of them playing in past tournaments as they used to main naut I think (may still main naut, but as far as I can tell, they're currently sticking with stamper)

[@bluesquid1090]

@@rubellite4480 Ok thanks, i'll check

[@vaniillazilla]

opinion discarded. jaymoji is best ❤️

[@Guccibear100]

I quickly realized that, if I’m not playing well we lose. That simple. I don’t know how matchmaking works, but getting carried fully just isn’t a thing in Splatoon 3.

[@GiSWiG]

I think hardware can make a difference with some. I tried 8bitdo's Ultimate but it never felt right. I played with sensitivity but my aiming was so off. I would switch to the Nintendo Pro controller and be fine. To be fair, I tried the 8bitdo Ultimate in other games like BotW and had similar gyro aiming issues. I returned, got some Kontrol Freak caps and I do play better and I don't accidentally tell everyone 'This Way" ( the purple set which matches my extremerate SNES shell). I do love the 8bitdo Pro 2 for games where the DPAD is best.

[@kosame3236]

Nice vid!

[@budisutono3135]

Well, I let myself be defeated until only 10-12 victories, or even under 10 victories, and at this point, it's pretty hard to lose.

[@zerum324]

It's gonna sound rude or bad but yes, sometimes is you're team. Of course is not ALL the time but sometimes they are very bad, don't focus in the tower, don't defending the zone and a lot and sometimes is just luck if you have god,bad teammates and also bad or God enemies so yeah

[@lexavul]

6:35 "Or better yet... TOUCH GRASS"

[@BlueBerry20071]

Sometimes i go back to watch my matches and see what i did wrong, only to see my teammate standing there genuinely doing nothing for like, 2 of the 5 minutes. Like, my guy, you couldn't make 5 minutes of time?

[@NoahGonze-td9bf]

Have u put out a light tetra guide yet?

[@Chase247]

not yet

[@EchoSynthesis]

*me who by some miracle got 5 knockouts in a row in series yesterday*

[@overthegardenwall7143]

Clap clap clap clap clap clap

[@ultimate_yippee]

nice 👌

[@13_cmi]

I don’t understand how that happens. Maybe just matchmaking giving me a good team or a not so good enemy team. I refuse to believe I’m good at the game since I’m really not. I’ve been playing 5 years and still do poorly in s+0.

[@vaniillazilla]

good for you. 🙄

[@Makithe2nd]

The long term break actually works! I didn't know taking a break would do something positive I took at least 3 months, so maybe somebody can do it too Edit: I need more

[@Th3Dr3amerr]

Sometimes i just feel like i dont know waht to do, questions like how do i need to think? How do i need to act ? How does that pro guy knew what he was doing ?

[@tonyfata5151]

Another tip I have is to have what I call "Tilt Weapons". These are weapons that you play more because you like the weapon rather than grinding the ranks. For instance, I play mainly frontline weapons like the Tri-slosher Nouveau, but when I feel like I've been losing a lot, I'll pick up a weapon that I really enjoy but I know I would lose with anywhere but turf war, like the Painbrush, Luna Blaster Neo or Heavy Edit Splatling, in my case. After a few games of bullying first-timers (sorry noobs), I'm ready to start again. Turf war is really underrated because people don't play it with the right mindset. If you're playing to have fun, play turf war. If you're playing to rank up, pick Anarchy Series or X rank. If you're experimenting with new weapons that you might try pushing ranks with, do Anarchy Open. Great video, Chase! in a way, I kinda needed that. :D

[@weewoo3023]

Tip: if the game is getting unfun playing the game. Play in a way thats funny to have FUN (like for me i sometimes play agro jet squelcher)

[@juliansiles5410]

Another tip can be just stop playing ranked for a bit and chill out playing other mode like turf war, salmon run or even tableturf.