How To Be Aware Of Player Advantage (Splatoon 3 Inside The Mind)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This Splatoon 3 Series is called Inside The Mind of a Splatoon 3 Pro Player!
Its where we go into Anarchy Series and i share with you EVERYTHING i am thinking about when playing Splatoon 3 Ranked! Its a great way on How To Learn to get Better at Splatoon 3 and get an idea of how to deal with very specific situations that will pop up in S+ Ranked.
In this Episode we will be talking a lot about How To Be Aware Of Player Advantage!
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SPLATOON 3 RANKED IS STRESSFUL (Road to S+ Rank)
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WHAT HIGH RANK SPLATOON 3 IS LIKE (Road To S+ Rank)
• WHAT HIGH RANK SPLATOO...
A SPLATOON 3 PROS ROAD TO S+ RANK
• A SPLATOON 3 PROS ROAD...
PRO PLAYER IN SPLATOON 3 RANKED DAY 1
• PRO PLAYER IN SPLATOON...
SPLATOON 3 ANARCHY CHAMPIONS SQUAD
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Lol it's kinda frustrating watching your vids when I'm in b+ because none of my teammates have any kind of strategy other than rush in and get splatted.
It’s funny how improvement works when you are practicing, I don’t remember when I learned how to identify good times to push, but I remember being punished and thinking what I could do better in each engagement. Eventually certain things went from consciously doing it to unconsciously doing it. It’s wild how things become second nature with enough practice
If both teams are bad but you are making smart choices, it makes a difference
Am Octobrush player with A- rank. This is pretty much my strategy, except I do get better when I know the maps better
I'm in s+ and my teammates do the same thing :(
It took me the entire month to get back to S+ back in September because I forgot how hard it is to support a team if the team itself sucks and doesn’t know how to work
This series might benefit from an eye-tracking overlay so we can see what you’re looking at - where you’re watching for enemies, when you’re checking HUD elements.
Thanks for the great commentary!
Exactly!! 👆🏽
I gotcha ill include it for ep 4 👌🏿
Poggg
@@ThatSrb2DUDE Hi dude! I was wondering if you could provide the replay code for the last match on this video? It would be great to analyze this from the other team's side
@@ThatSrb2DUDE such a chad
One thing this video is really helping with is learning to identify your role in a team based on your teammates weapons. Being able to see that "oh im the best at X on this team, so I should focus on doing that" is something i really need to improve on
I’ve been teaching and helping my mom learn how to play Splatoon, she really likes to watch your videos and tells me about the things she learns to do and not to do. Love your channel, dude.🦑🧡
You got a cool mom 😎
awww thats so cool :)
(Your mom likes this post) 😂
So wholesome :) You got this Splat Mom!!!
I love how stuff becomes second nature with enough practice, so explaining the thoughts that zip by for those who don’t know is SO helpful for those trying to put concilia strategy into second nature
It’s just like basketball or any other sport, practice makes perfect.
Please dont ever stop making videos
They help me (and many people) very much and are fun and enjoyable to watch
Plus you're just so nice and you explain well what you do
You really deserve more subs
Knowing the team comps become useful in games like these. Being aware of comp strengths and weaknesses help with knowing how to get around each opponent, while not being taken down from your own weakness.
Really helpful guide. We hope to see more guides in the future.
I just love your calm gameplay. The "waiting for an opportunity" is such an important lesson. Make a clear move, then wait and watch again. So good! This isn't explaining by talking, like "You have to do this and that" this is explaining by showing, just awesome!
These tips are always super helpful old or new players , thank you so much for these videos dude :))
I've been playing since Splatoon 1 and I still struggle with managing awareness outside of all the immediate action you see on the screen. I noticed this was my main weak point so I've been trying to reframe my habits and this video came out almost as if you knew what I needed. Thanks for always providing us with great content to help us be better players DUDE!
Here is a tip for many players, even in S+. Total range and effective range are completely different. For example, aerospray has about on line of range in the training room, but it's effective range is almost half of that. The further you are, the more the shots spread out, so sometimes getting a bit closer, even if you can technically hit someone, is better than just shooting and hoping it hits.
Absolute high quality content right here as always 😊
A guide video on how to play is certainly helpful, but this kind of video is really rare that it just stands out and become very useful on how us all know what to do in what situation
I can't tell you how much I love this series. Your last one with rainmaker seriously helped me get from B+ to A in one session. Like the main thing I got was that you don't have to pick up the rainmaker all the time and it made a world of difference
Dude, literally ive been rewatching your videos for the past few days and when i got to play with a friend of mine, we kept carrying our games AND IT WAS SO COOLLL! KNOWING AND ANALYZING HOW TO WIN EVERYTIME (well, almost lol) AND BEING AWARE MADE ME FEEL LIKE I WAS IMPROVINGG :DDD never focused splatoon in this perspective as much but im so glad im starting, tysm for these videos dude :]] its very fun to watch and also study splatoon haha
I play ranked most of the time so I tend to face rlly smart players, but the rare times where I am the smarter player and can carry a team is such a good feeling. Rlly lets you appreciate how much you’ve improved ^-^
@@thederpysqueege I KNOW!! :DD trully the best feelings *teary eye*
@THATSRB2DUDE not sure if you'll see this comment, but your the single biggest reason that I made it from A to X rank in Splatoon 2 and I'm at S+ in Splatoon 3. Thanks for the videos all these years.
Id love to see a video explaining disadvantage (if you dont have one already) and how to get out of it.. Im currently A rank and some matches are just straight up unwinnable as my team just keeps going in one after another instead of waiting a second on backup etc..
This is very good advice, gonna try to pay this more attention. It's easy to do in salmon run but I always forget in ranked matches haha. Can I ask why you never fed your teammates' booyah bombs? Is there a strategic reason to keep the bomb small?
I’ve played backline since splatoon 2 (trying my hand with chargers in this game!) and tracking your enemies AND allies is the most important thing. Only started paying close attention to the HUD in this game though, thanks for focusing on this, super helpful!
This is great insight - love the narration. I've been stuck in B+ and feel like I'm trying to take everything on out of sheer frustration, usually resulting in either loads of kills but little strategic purpose or just rushing in and getting decimated - while playing a rangey weapon. More of this please!
Update: I just ranked up to A- on the next try! Popped a 96 and tried to keep patient. I credit this Dude entirely!
Don't worry, I'm well aware of player advantage when my team consistently wipes 5 secs into a ranked match
The thumbnails for these videos are great!
thank you for sharing your thoughts. after practicing some of the strats I've been winning matches more consistently!
Nice work!
I love this series so much it is so entertaining and educational for the game at the same time
this videos are really helpful, hoping this series continues
I'm always feeling like I should try to remain active in fights if I can, that my time is better spent applying pressure or engaging opponents (I only really back up much if I'm the only one alive on the team) or that at worst I can lay down some turf... but is that mindset a trap? Maybe it has to do with the weapon choice, but you wait things out frequently, I'm noticing and clearly you're making it work, so there must be something to it. I often worry that I'm wasting time if I hang back that much, that I'm not contributing.
Like at around the 10 minute mark, knowing me I'd probably move to the forward edge of the platform (I typically favour backliner weapons), because I feel like I should have sight on the opposing team and I may be able to aid the push if I do. But I also know from experience that this can get me downed much more easily if I ever get blindsided by anything, or they might break out a Tri-Zooka or a Charger could get at me. I probably get punished for this more than necessary...
To use this example, on the one hand, your team is kind of fighting a 3v4 here. But on the other hand, if someone does try to flank there, you're in position to catch them with initiative, so I guess it's more about holding down that space, yeah?
I would love a sprinkler, toxic mist, and mine buff they just get out classed by other subs
your videos are so top tier! thank you for making them
I do my best to back up my team with chip damage or ground ink around the enemy to herd them into their fire. However, my teammates never consider to back me up, or playing defense till more teammates arrive. They seem to rather rush in repeatedly to 1v3 and die which leaves the rest of the team short when it becomes a 3v4.
damn, I'm stuck in S and I feel it's both because I play stick handheld (lmao) and because of general unawareness of these positioning tools
Keep eyes open, something I've been trying to drill into my friends. I call out the machines booyahing and to back up for a second, and watch two peeps get on the tower and perish... My tower experience in a nutshell. And like half this vid you are doing something I tell them to do, painting. I do what I can, but I'm just a stringer/charger. Mind you I can definitely paint better with the charger if i need to. Imma just link them to your vids, so they can see I'm not just talking out my butt.
Yes! Content like this where you explain what it is you are doing is so helpful
Good tips on longer range weapons! Gonna try practicing with my heavy splatling, thanks again for another video.
Been loving this series so far I remember watching your splatoon 1 how to use motion control videos
7:22 what in the world is he hearing here. I think I've learned that top players seem to be able to hear things that I have no idea what to even listen out for.
Right? I tried doing the same but the music is too loud or distracting.
thanks for the ocnsistent uploads man helps a lot getting my friends into the competitive scene !! love ya !
Your intro tho: “Hey everybody it’s ThatASMR2Dude”
Absolutely love this series. I like all your vids but these are excellent. Looking forward to the next one:)
I have a lot of issues in stalemates and being defensive/patient so this is hella helpful
Also nice asmr at the beginning ☠️
I know kills don’t always result in wins but I’m b+ right now and it seems like dropping 25+ is never enough to carry teammates nowadays
These videos are invaluable, tysm
Glad you like them!
I hope splatoon 3 gets a moonwalk emote. Also I love these series. They just help so much.
aka "i'm doing everything correctly and everything that goes wrong are my teammates' faults"
thanks for the knowledge Dude
this helped SO MUCH. my win rate went from around 50-55% to a solid 80% after this, knowing when to push and when to retreat and take a defensive position also made the game more fun for me. i have no clue how i never thought how useful knowing where your teammates and enemies are. thank you so much i can't wait to get out of S rank and into S+
Edit: so the first 17 battles of S rank went like i described but i lost EVERY SINGLE battle afterwards with 3 exceptions. ( i have played like 40 battles total in S rank) i have no clue what happened. i am now less than 100 points in S rank and i lose every single battle, im checking the replays and im playing the exact same way in the 17 battles at the begginning 85% of which i won. guess im going back to A+ in 5 more losses. my best guess is either that i got REALLY lucky with teammates during those battles or the second guess, in which i think the ELO system from Splatoon 2 was carried over, and by winning too much i got it too high and now im battling against players 834738 times better than me and the few battles i did win i am carried by teammates without realising
you dont go down a rank, u just become in debt lol. gotta wait till after the season for that or something. my experience with s and s+ is just my first series i just absolutely lose all my points but then i steadily work my way out. obviously not universal but if u can get an 80% win rate i think it will work out
@@snaiilsalt i hope it will work out, haven't gotten into debt yet by getting 2 lucky series battles making 450 points but with just how much i've been losing in total i think i'll take a break from ranked and wait for the lucky streak of 17 battles again
I often play anchor so this is rly important for me.
After trying to have a better view of everything, no just aim, i've been winning more
Hi dude! Thanks for playing splatoon 3 it is very fun to watch :)
That was great thank you : D
All other players don't know how to push. My experience, anyways.
Vanilla 96 has been my go to since the first game. My dream is someday they reduce the rng just a bit & give us the old sprinkler again
You know what would make for a good video for this type of series? Maybe you should do an eye tracker so that we can see what you’re seeing while playing the game. That would be interesting to watch.
I’ve learned to be quite aware of my teammates…
I’m aware that 3 of them are playing Aerospray against a team with 2 Chargers, making it impossible to make any progress in the match.
Squid Ninja is a lifesaver
Just play Medic and stay behind your team, bullet surf, crossbow and ubersaw are mandatory at this point. Know when to push and rollback. Use your ubercharges when necessary.
Do you find these videos helpful for yourself as well? Like I know you're narrating out loud so we can follow your thought process, but does it ever help you in plotting out a strategy when you say things aloud?
I’m inside your mind and it’s empty. No thoughts head empty.
Whats funny is my c rank tells me to teach them and i tell them it wont do anything until you are atleast A rank if not S rank
So you want 3 big strong men alive to push? 😳😳
And then there's my team who does what ever the heck they want and try to superman solo the objective to then get turned into Swiss cheese.
I just go for kills lol mini splatting OP but I wish I could be good at ranked but I don’t have a squad
Something about all dualies when you start the game or spawn back in and dodge roll immediately it doesn't actually roll.
Would you consider uploading the replays to view on our games? I'd really love to see the replays on my switch too. :)
Thanks for the videos DUDE!
Hey why do you never booyah when they use booyah bomb should I not booyah?
i killed the entire enemy team. wipeout. it was 3 of my teammates (i died killing the enemies), and 0 of the enemies. THEY STILL DIDN'T PUSH THE OBJECTIVE. the enemy team wiped us out the next turn and when we respawned, my teammates dove straight into the enemy ink. i was literally RIGHT THERE painting an area for them to fight the enemies on (hydra splatling main). we lost by 1 point in the end.
ｐａｉｎ :')
rip your 1 point
super useful vid, DUDE! i do have a question, how come you didn't use the dapple's beakons (if you did i didn't notice it). were they placed in a bad spot or would it have been better to look at the map and repaint while moving back up to objective?
How do you manage to remember what every weapons special is lol
ThatAsmrDUDE
are gear abilities that important? especially the small ones, are they good to stack or good to have a good mix of decent ones?
Depends. Blaster is quite aim intensive and needs some Intensify Action. Something like a brush can run whatever. Gear is mainly a quality of life addition that is very useful for survivability and play. In short, yes.
Nice
What gear should I aware for splat roller?
Great video dude! This helps players out a ton :) Also, quick question, no matter what rank I'm in (S+ at the moment,) it feels like my teammates never use my squid beacons, no matter how strategically placed they are. I've even seen my teammates jump to other teammates who engaged in a fight (therefore making the jump dangerous), while there's a beacon 1.5 seconds away thats tucked away in a safe corner 🤔 Or when my teammates go down, and I place some beacons next to my tacticooler thats in a safe spot, my teammates often swim to mid or just jump to me instead :(
Is there a logical reason behind their refusal to use my beacons?
Dude, how do you hear your game audio through your headphones while also listening and chatting through discord Vc? Is there an adapter I should buy?
How do I figure out what level everyone is?
BRING BACK DR. Dude
What were the abilities on your gear? Your special meter kept filling up really fast when you weren't doing anything, I've never seen that before.
He could have gear with Tenacity? Also in Ranked modes, I don't know if all though, the special charges automatically in some situations. I think it's like if the other teams rides the tower or something?
It would be helpful if you focused on some of your losses and mistakes you and/or team mates made. We humans learn more from defeat.
Losses will be included but if i go through an episode and not lose there's not much i can do 👌🏿
@@ThatSrb2DUDE Dude you're the best player I have ever watched. I just saw a W:L screen and you had a loss and I was just thinking 'oh what happened there?' I think it would be cool to analyze the 'what could have been if...'. I bet most of your losses are on other players, but we all know when it was our fault and what we should have done in hindsight. It would be interesting to hear some of your insights in these cases.
Off topic but in splatfest people are so stupid and they overcommit with 30 seconds left and they end up dying causing them to lose. Lost so many because of that 🥴
How did you hear the guy climbing the wall? I can hardly hear anything over the music
It's there, good headphones and being used to the sounds, playing for a long time, I have heard a player through a thixk wall/tower and lobbed a tri stringer over and popped em.
You're in the Rayman Arena server?
Feminists: *MAN* advantage? Why not *man or woman* advantage?
Intelligent people: *INK/OCTOLING ADVANTAGE*
they need to fix Splatoon 3 has to many errors
how useless is angle shooter... it's right above him...
Mr “maining weapons is dumb” is using his main the .96 Gal for this video 😌
First
King 👑
Easy, the whole team uses roller... or any other busted dumb weapon😂