Friday, October 13th, 2017
With no charger on the opposite team, I start the battle by sensibly inking turf. An opportunistic Disruptor throw hits an inkling, by its sound, which encourages me to push forwards for the splat, which I don't get, but I surprise the Carbon Roller, and pop my Bubbler to disappoint ...
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Thursday, October 12th, 2017
Two chargers per team. This should be interesting. My first engagement starts with a nervy shot from me and him, but I get my second shot off just before his, and get a decent splat that boosts my confidence. I check the other direction, and help push the other charger ...
Posted in Gaming | Comments Off on Charging to the goal in Tower Control (5-1, Kelp Splat Charger)
Tuesday, October 10th, 2017
Phew, three chargers on our team, plus a Roller. Not a great composition. But look at the other team too, three E-litre 3Ks and a Hydra Splatling! This will be unpredictable. I can at least say with confidence that normal Tower Control tactics won't be applicable, so I'm just going ...
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Saturday, October 7th, 2017
An E-litre 3K on the other team is a good target for me, but also a risk. A fun risk, unlike the Rapid Blaster, which generally are bad for me and my bucket. My first route is going for the E-litre 3K, which should let me ignore the Rapid Blaster ...
Posted in Gaming | Comments Off on Almost ignoring the Tower in Tower Control (13-5, Tri-slosher)
Saturday, October 7th, 2017
Naturally, I'm aiming for that Kelp Splatterscope to start my battle. The N-ZAP coming my way could be trouble, but a missed Point Sensor by her lets me squid close enough to get an advantage. From there, even an active Point Sensor doesn't alert the Splatterscope on her standard perch. ...
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Friday, October 6th, 2017
That's a good-looking purple team. The Kelp Splatterscope will be my target, and I should avoid the N-ZAP. I should probably be wary of the Tri-slosher too, as those guys are nutters. But I aim for the Splatterscope first, helped along nicely by my Gal squidmate, but I think the ...
Posted in Gaming | Comments Off on The purple team don't want the Tower in Tower Control (12-4, Tri-slosher)
Wednesday, September 27th, 2017
I don't rush for the Tower, to be a little more sensible than usual, but still rush to the heart of the dome. A Burst Bomb and indirect hit don't do much together, maybe hitting different inklings, but somehow I remain unmolested for long enough to get two indirect hits ...
Posted in Gaming | Comments Off on Almost there in Tower Control (16-7, Grim Range Blaster)
Wednesday, September 27th, 2017
Whee, I remember Burst Bombs at the start of the battle, when I'm under no pressure. Rushing to the Tower still probably isn't a great idea, though, putting myself at the centre of attention. I have to hop off pretty quickly, to avoid a Splat Bomb, and get a couple ...
Posted in Gaming | Comments Off on Some direct hits in Tower Control (14-8, Grim Range Blaster)
Tuesday, September 26th, 2017
Disruptors are being thrown everywhere at the start of this battle. I dunno who's doing it, but thankfully none of them are hitting me. I'm also not hitting anything myself, so as soon as a gap appears I try to do something positive and clamber on to the Tower. I ...
Posted in Gaming | Comments Off on Clearing a path in Tower Control (14-7, Grim Range Blaster)
Thursday, September 21st, 2017
I only hit the back of one head to start the battle, which isn't bad. I don't aim for a perch, dunno why, and just hit the floor, keeping back to hold turf as a good charger should. My first splat is to avenge a squidmate's splat, which probably saved ...
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