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6/27/2025, 1:16:18 PM
I want to get splatted.
6/26/2025, 3:00:25 PM
Ika Musume gear for Splat4
6/16/2025, 5:24:04 AM
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Whether it's PVP or Salmon Run, do not underestimate how valuable it is to have the ground painted in your ink. It sounds simple, but a lot of people tend to forget it. The more turf you have, the easier things will go. This is doubly true in PVP and your teammates will value it.
If you want more specific tips depends on whether it's Salmon or what, because there's a lot of mode specific things to learn.
For Salmon Run, it's important to not ignore lesser salmonids or else you'll get overwhelmed. Obviously luring bosses to the basket means easier eggs, but you also need to prioritize killing the flyfish/stingers/big shots that spawn far away and immediately return to the basket area. Always be ferrying eggs or killing something, ideally both at the same time. Dying is really bad, don't do that. Always revive teammates immediately with bombs.
PVP you need to address the situation depending on what's going on. You don't want to be playing too passively, but if you're playing so aggressively that you're just dying repeatedly and not getting any results, you need to take a different approach. Often super jumping is dangerous, which is why people tend to always run Stealth Jump on their footgear because it's that good. But sometimes it's better just to swim in especially if your guys are fighting or you're down. When you have the numbers advantage, you push up. When you're the last guy standing, you retreat and try to get to a safe spot to give jumps to teammates.
In the ranked modes, it's hard to push the objective (zone, tower, rainmaker etc) until you've hurt the enemy or gathered specials. If you're respawning, don't immediately dive in while you're surrounded. Wait for teammates to respawn and return as a group, build special, and try and reclaim the turf.
In turf wars the last 30 seconds are the most important. You need to play cautiously so you don't die in that moment. Infiltrating base is a strong tactic but you have to be careful.
Whether it's PVP or Salmon Run, do not underestimate how valuable it is to have the ground painted in your ink. It sounds simple, but a lot of people tend to forget it. The more turf you have, the easier things will go. This is doubly true in PVP and your teammates will value it.
If you want more specific tips depends on whether it's Salmon or what, because there's a lot of mode specific things to learn.
For Salmon Run, it's important to not ignore lesser salmonids or else you'll get overwhelmed. Obviously luring bosses to the basket means easier eggs, but you also need to prioritize killing the flyfish/stingers/big shots that spawn far away and immediately return to the basket area. Always be ferrying eggs or killing something, ideally both at the same time. Dying is really bad, don't do that. Always revive teammates immediately with bombs.
PVP you need to address the situation depending on what's going on. You don't want to be playing too passively, but if you're playing so aggressively that you're just dying repeatedly and not getting any results, you need to take a different approach. Often super jumping is dangerous, which is why people tend to always run Stealth Jump on their footgear because it's that good. But sometimes it's better just to swim in especially if your guys are fighting or you're down. When you have the numbers advantage, you push up. When you're the last guy standing, you retreat and try to get to a safe spot to give jumps to teammates.
In the ranked modes, it's hard to push the objective (zone, tower, rainmaker etc) until you've hurt the enemy or gathered specials. If you're respawning, don't immediately dive in while you're surrounded. Wait for teammates to respawn and return as a group, build special, and try and reclaim the turf.
In turf wars the last 30 seconds are the most important. You need to play cautiously so you don't die in that moment. Infiltrating base is a strong tactic but you have to be careful.
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