I never expected Vincent’s evaluation to be this high.

Well, the problem is that even after that much enhancement, it’s still not being used.

The Amabi and Manta line markers really seem to catch something just by casually throwing them, mimicking how they look.

Well, not really.

Shall I use Wycola…?

There are also some places where the impression is strong because it suddenly came flying from a strange spot and killed me, which has led to an increase in evaluation.
The damage isn’t that great considering the ink consumption.

The lag-free Switch 2 makes it even easier to use line markers, right?

The line marker has only been enhanced, with no fixes for bugs.

So, finally, someone who uses a line marker has appeared?

By the way, which judgment process does the line marker use?
Is it a warhead because it’s not a blast wave?

The bath and jessy line marker are easy to use.
The prime feels slightly off because its distance, power, and fuel efficiency don’t align.

tier
X Elideco, Prime
S
A Florent Deco, Japanese umbrella
B Jet, Bake Deco, Warokora
…there is a disparity of that extent.

Prime is the main and it’s not crab!

If it’s the main evaluation, it would be something like Warokora D.

It seems difficult, but surprisingly it hits the mark.
I feel like the line marker from Elideco is easier to hit than the S bra’s quick adjustment.

You can even pseudo-confirm with the bucket using the marker and main weapon.
The problem is that if it comes to doing something like that, I might as well just roll the main twice.

I feel like we’ve gone back to the era of crabs.

If you swing the main once in the bath and throw the marker, the opponent will lose their footing and die.

Prime is convenient just for marking before the worst of the crabs…

Was there something with Vincent?
It’s always the image of a degraded splat roller, but…

Vincent’s latest enhancement had a lot of squids that initially underestimated it at 2/60 seconds.
When you think about it, 2/60 had the speed to fire just one shot from sushi.

I finally got the gold badge, Vincent Hu.

I’ve only used the jet, so I don’t know about anything else, but the jet definitely has at least a tier of S.
If you can hit the marker, you will save the damage of two hits, which is huge.
Frodec is blocked by a sub-reduction of 0.1 with 2 bubbles and 1 marker.

Ohin is quite strong and good in the offense and defense around the yagura.

The squid research department seemed overly eager to strengthen the Fincent, but it just makes the feeling of unfairness stronger that weapons ignoring aim are stronger than those that require good aim.
I don’t think it’s well balanced.

Well, if there’s a confirmed weapon rolling around…

The face-to-face performance of Prime is well-matched to the extent that it is secured by markers.
The inability to paint the main and the somewhat awkward markers for scouting make clearing extremely difficult.

Just considering the scene where Sushi and Finn clashed, it means Finn has the advantage…

Vincent, who escaped from the Gym Dynamo Group,
I have acquired main efficiency, main swing speed, and various other things.

If the carry has a Fincent weapon, the burden on the front line allies becomes overwhelming.

I feel like the S rank has been decreasing.
My belt has more primes and barrels.

The bubbles that approach the opponent with the marker on them are nice, right?

Since I mainly use short-range attacks, having enemies with fins really restricts my movements and makes it tough.
If I can’t coordinate with my allies, there’s very little time I can actively engage in the game, and it feels very suffocating.

It felt like the long-range splat bomb needed aim based on the direction of enhancement, but many people wanted to use it for marking, so I have the impression that the evaluation was misaligned.
“It can deal 40 damage instantly from far away, so it’s strong if it hits.”

I heard that the barrel is really strong lately.
It can spray a barrage over a long range while being able to cover turf and get kills, so there are no weak points.

Frodec is a middle-range frame, but it overcomes the weakness of not being able to provide cover with Rama.
Still, I think it’s a weapon exclusively for the squid.

Wasn’t Vincent stronger than Hugh?

Soo is curling sonar, and Hyou is a poison missile, so it’s a complete victory for Hyou.

Strong people give the impression of using Muji Fincent.

The fact that there are few walls to paint means that when we lose in range, we inevitably have to go on the defense, which is really not fun at all.
I’m fine with the weapon adjustments, but I want changes made to the stage.

The plain Finkering is strong, but the special ability being a sonar is just crap, so I think that’s why Hugh is used…

If a weapon with a shorter range than Finn gets poisoned by Finn’s ability, it really can’t do anything at all…

It’s unfortunate to group the barrels, but if placed in the lower group, they will break…

Bakudeko is normally strong with a main and a marker shock one, so I use it occasionally.
Well-made toy

I don’t think I can really use the curling of “ofin fin” unless I convince myself that I won’t be ambushed.
In that regard, Poisen achieves scouting at the fastest speed, making it the best match.

Vincent has a good face-to-face encounter with sushi, resulting in a draw.
I seriously can’t win.

The marker has been strong except for the very beginning.
The earliest ones are pretty fun toys.

The ally holding a weapon that can deal with Vincent is weak.
Short-range is pushing too hard.
Hunted calmly.
It’s already checkmate at the time of formation.

I can relatively get kills with follow-up attacks when I land two hits in prime and the opponent escapes.

At the point where you’re fishing, there’s so much pressure that you can’t fulfill your role on the front line without pushing yourself.

Right now, Fluid is thriving because hate is being directed at Finn.

There are no Finns playing in a place where they could be affected by short-range attacks.
On the other hand, there are quite a few places where Finn can push himself.
Mr. Anzai…
Short-range is suffocating…

I haven’t really used weapons that require proper aiming.
I started to think maybe I should try using something that properly looks like a gun.

It sounds strange when using Switch2.

Prime is at the pinnacle of all rules!
Plakura is trash, but

Hoko can only be described as having a special rule right from the initial break.

It seems that Novaneo has increased too.

The jet is normally just weak in the main.
I’m being driven crazy in my environment.

Plakora was ranked first in the Territory Festival… Well, since the user is Choco Pero, it’s not really a reference at all.

The crab is strong, but if you can’t clear, you can’t use it, and in a rank where you can’t expect cooperation from teammates, there will be no opportunities to use it at all.

I’m suspicious that Prime is just strong because of Choco Pero.

Jet’s role is to move the opponent back with kills… Is Elideco fine? Well…

The penalty for just having a slow kill speed is too harsh in this game.

Chocoperro swiftly moves around the rough area at my feet with ease; I can’t replicate that.

When playing on Switch 2, it’s clearly easier to hit the Ultra Shot.

The short range of the Hihyu’s paint shot is really affecting me and it’s tough.
Why was Silent weakened when moving to 3?

Is the adjustment still ongoing?

Stop taking the switch2 mount! The del will come in soon!

Isn’t there only ZAP that properly looks like a gun?

In the current environment, the strong weapon that requires aim is the E-liter Deco.

The measures from the Squid Research Lab… the weakening of the bottle and the Ultra Shot significantly changed the environment.
That’s good.
However, they underestimated the S bra too much.

It’s already made four, so the third one was abandoned.
I hope that’s the case.

I thought the line marker was nerfed.

With switch2, the mysterious hit detection and lag of the blaster disappear, making it match the appearance!
…Isn’t this getting weakened?

If the primes increase too much, will the bottles increase again?
The bottle has been nerfed too much, but it doesn’t need to come back ever again.

Even if it comes out, it will probably be after the Switch 2 is widely available, so it seems like it will be more than a year later, which is tough.

The bottle had a delicious experience in the first two years after its release… already…

I hated that the bottle was such a powerful weapon with that ridiculous appearance, so I’d prefer something with the presence of a Soifuba.

I think it’s fine to remove it in 4 because the concept purely had issues due to the fact that the bottle could overcome weaknesses with hardware cheats.

But it’s still strong even though fewer people are using it now.
I think they should weaken the shield rather than the main, regardless of Ulusho.

The theory that only strong people can prevail applies to various weapons as well.
Fluid is definitely a strong weapon, but when it comes to being the number one weapon for Rainmaker, to be honest, it’s just that the Tonkatsu players are strong.

I don’t think there’s a problem with the fact that strong shield situations are too few.
It’s partly because I’m only using bomb carriers, making it easy to counter, but stopping my movement also halts the flow of the match, which is quite weak.
If you place a shield, you incur an advantage loss, so you need to secure a kill after placing it to gain a benefit.

Barrel is the one benefiting from the mirror match, right?
Because the nemesis Char isn’t coming.

I really dislike that long-range weapons are increasing even though they are weak, just because I hate S-Brellas and crab tanks too much.
What kind of formation has two or three backliners?
The game will become one where the team that can pull players willing to go forward with backline weapons will win.

Speaking of which, recently all the Chargers coming to my team are very aware of the front line, which feels great.
The bow has too high a miss rate.

The theory that even weak weapons aren’t weak because the top player with that weapon has a crown!
The fact that only top players can produce results indicates weakness.
Even those unknown players in the area are definitely better with weapons that can produce results.
Use strong weapons!

It’s lucky when a strong person who was an enemy just a moment ago joins our side.

So… what about the update?

If someone occupies a strong position under any rule, the count will progress, so it’s strong if you properly move forward and set up a shield.

With Switch2, the lag is reduced even in matches.

I think a sniper’s performance should be just right, being overly weak to the point of being a victim due to the immense stress they impose on opponents, but I don’t understand why routes for flanking have been removed or why snipers are being coddled instead.

Don’t come to me with a teammate who’s just using a template to add penalty up without getting any kills.
If it were an enemy, I would have to thank them for the meal.

I hardly ever see Ekkas using a shield in the first place.

I feel like we’ve just gone back to the face-to-face rejection tick-tock tune again, haven’t we?

Because there are many times when I have no choice but to expose my body with a spinner.
Having just one person in the group makes me feel more passive, and I really don’t like that.

It seems that the update will be quite delayed due to the support for Switch2.
It seems that with Switch2, you can do an Ika Roll regardless of the ink… I don’t know how practical it is though.

Isn’t there no such thing as a mirror match anymore?

There was a line like “There’s no way you can shoot a sniper rifle while jumping in another game,” and I wanted to let the squid research group hear it.

But the weapon of the loyal warrior is the Quad Hopper…

There are often people who say to use strong weapons, but the reality is that most of the people using the S-Brella right now are really weak.
When bottles were popular, the weapons that heavily depend on the player’s strength ended up being weak because the player is weak and lacks experience.
For 99% of players, weapons like Vincent that yield immediate results will lead to victory.

Why do spinners not have charge keep except for the No. 8, while chargers are equipped with it as standard?

The stage design that makes it difficult to access the enemy’s high ground from the center appears to cater to long-range combat.
It’s actually a long-range reception, though.
The long-range shots from our high ground take kills and push the line up, but the terrain works against us, causing it to be quite delayed.
In the end, fighting at long-range positions only has enough value to return the negatives to zero, which is weak.
When I get a kill, having a frontline weapon that quickly enters the enemy territory allows me to turn it into a positive kill.

To use that theory, S-bra has produced results that are too excessive.

Vincent is just a strong weapon, after all…

The fact that the S bra took quite some time to be evaluated suggests that it has a high level of difficulty in mastering.
But the intent to practice with strong weapons is a good thing.

I think the roller is stronger for Vincent Muji.

I don’t know if it’s because of the Switch 2 effect or what.
I feel like the ratio of foreign players in Bankara has increased a lot.

Even if you bring up the topic of a power level where I’m too bad to use strong weapons,
You’ll get stronger as you play, so other than saying to use powerful weapons and rack up some plays, I have nothing else to say.

People who are good at archery are really impressive…
The movement gives a very meticulous impression.

If you’re not a top-class freak, the higher you go, the more you have no choice but to wield stronger weapons.

The Switch has no human rights, you know.
Switch2 is an official hardware cheat.

If you dive a little into X, there are plenty of S bras, right?

The S bra has a lot of hits and misses even within the same power range.
It’s a weapon like a charger.

The painting is awesome, Vincent.
I can’t go back to Hokusai’s thin painting style 🩷.

The S-bra is ultimately a zombie-type kill weapon, so even if you get stuck and your kill/death ratio drops, I’ll let it slide.
Well, I’m a bit concerned about kids who don’t use the squid jump…

“S bras are difficult because they fluctuate wildly like a charging bow.”
Since my position is closer to the front line and my painting is weak, I inevitably have to move forward.
A lucky kill from a direct hit becomes a super effective kill, and the count progresses rapidly.
That’s strong in that aspect.

Moreover, it makes me wonder why it progresses faster than Hokusai.
Well, I’m glad the SP is a sonar.

That is the maple and red ZAP being weak weapons.
Vincent is a relatively simple strong weapon, while S-Bra is just a difficult strong weapon…?

It’s weak in terms of painting and has a slow firing rate, so you put on a burst bomb, but why do you end up strengthening both…?

A painting slave can only be done with a large ink tank, so when I’m really going to paint, I bring one of those two.

Kuwibo is too much of a troublemaker when it comes to weapon strength adjustments…

Before I knew it, a considerable number of weapons that appeared from 3 have been getting evaluation improvements.

The top players keep getting one-hit kills, so in the end, Elideco ends up in a tough spot.

In the end, Prime was also just strong in terms of people…

It’s unrelated, but S-bra surprisingly has play videos of Chikashi that can be helpful.

I wonder what I should do to become stronger in space shooters… If I make something stronger, it seems like it might overlap with “that XX,” right…?

I think everyone with a Poison weapon should die.

I wonder when 4 will be released.