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I have defended creators I've liked in the past with this excuse and, yeah, it's a bad excuse. It sucks cause you want to believe they're better than that and believe in the cause. Not sure what risk they think they'd be taking by talking about it or why that risk wouldn't be worth it.

I sent this video to my siblings, and it convinced them to start the game!

I had to route my ethernet cable from my living room to my bedroom and used small plastic hooks to string it across the walls. Took a couple hours, but wasn't that hard!

Since there's no golden eggs to worry about and the objective is mainly to eliminate enemies, I think all that pressure being on solely yourself is more interesting. Although, it's great that the option for mp is there! I look forward to playing this with my siblings.

I've only played an hour or so of multiplayer but I think I'm the other way around. I think multiplayer is fun but solo requires more thoughtful and strategic use of your gadgets. I think multiplayer works better for regular Salmon Run where there's more defined roles for each individual.

Jake I am an Eggsecutive VP ranked member in Splatoon 3 Salmon Run! Please recruit me into your squad.

Unfortunately I have only played & beaten IX but I liked that one a lot!

That's awesome you enjoyed it so much! Splatoon is a really special game series for me so it's cool that there's finally a game in the series you feel like you can sink your teeth into.

Thank you Jake

I've seen so many posts on Twitter of people slamming the Guardian's review of Raiders with "lmao they're upset it's not like the other games!" when that isn't the thesis of the review at all. I think Raiders looks great but it's exhausting to see people get so defensive.

I am as well, although I do hope 4 innovates more and takes some mechanics from Raiders even though I love 3. You are also correct that Clam Bitz is the best ranked mode. 🔥

Same thing with its ranked modes. Splat Zones is king of the hill. Rainmaker is capture the flag. Their rules/objectives aren't really what's interesting but rather how Splatoon's core mechanics can be applied to something pretty familiar to make it feel like something new.

I would argue Splatoon's creativity with its modes doesn't come from how unique the objective is but how its unique mechanics change an already familiar mode. Salmon Run really shines in how it recontextualizes traditional PvE modes into a Splatoon-ified version.

Loki is the only thing the MCU has done in the past 8 years I've been remotely invested in and even then it was extremely inconsistent in terms of quality.

Isn't it illegal to advertise food unless it's photos of the exact, real life ingredients you used to make it? I live in a deep red red state where like 10% of the population actually gives a shit, otherwise my town is flooded with AI food ads.

I hope we get some better designs in the future cause I think it's so lame that only the highlights on the Switch 2 JoyCons change color. The TOTK Joycons from the original Switch remain udnefeated.

Is fatigue for any genre of film actually a thing? If the movie is good, won't people go see it in most cases?

I am more of a Love on the Spectrum kind of guy unfortunately

Hey, that's me!

You're right. Was a bad take.