How to invite friends in Splatoon 3

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One of the many fun things about the Splatoon series is the option to team up with a bunch of friends, and Splatoon 3 continues this tradition. Though the entire game is not yet available for players to purchase, the first Splatfest of the game has been dropped, and it gives players a taste of what's to come.

Given the sizable hype surrounding the game, Nintendo fans around the world are downloading it to give it a chance. This large playerbase has led to many players indulging in the experience both as a single player and as a group. However, not everyone may know how to squad up for a few rounds.

This could be a total downer for groups looking to play a new game with their friends online. Luckily, the way players can contact other friends to invite them to their squad is much easier than many would initially think. So how can players send Splatoon 3 squad invitations to their Nintendo Switch Online friends?

The previous entries in the series made inviting friends to games much more complicated. Players were often required to solo queue if they wanted to play public matches, since the only way to play with friends in Splatoon 2 and 1 was to play in League matches that required four players. This was much more difficult to coordinate.

Luckily, this has been made much easier in Splatoon 3, as players from any small group can party together for any public match. Though the only matches that players can participate in are regular game modes for Splatfest, this change will most likely be implemented for Salmon Run and Ranked games as well.

Players will be given the option to invite friends to their game through the Training Room. This is the room players will find themselves in before they queue up for a match. However, players