Splatoon 3: Beginner Tips
With Splatoon 3 being the third installment in the series, it can be pretty daunting to take the plunge as a newcomer, especially considering the game's main draw is its online matchmaking component. Fortunately, Splatoon 3 has many ways to familiarize yourself with its systems and mechanics, allowing you to get comfortable before jumping online.
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However, learning the game's systems and mechanics is only half the battle, as there are many things you ought to know that will help you out dramatically in the early goings. Whether you're a newcomer to the series or need a nudge in the right direction, this guide will hopefully get you from dipping your toe in the Ink to diving into it confidently.
Updated September 30, 2022: We've updated this article to include a handy video guide that breaks down our top tips for Splatoon 3.
Before stepping foot in any of the modes and offerings Splatoon 3 has, the first thing you should do is tinker with the Control Settings in the Options Menu. The default Controls will be set to Motion-Control, which can throw many newcomers to the series off. While many will argue that using Motion-Controls is the best way to play the game, we recommend going with what makes you comfortable.
Furthermore, if you have a Pro-Controller, you may find that disabling Motion-Controls is the better route for you, as you can easily adjust the sensitivity to make it feel more in line with a traditional third-person shooter. However, Splatoon 3 was very much built to take full advantage of Motion-Controls, so we don't suggest rolling it out altogether and recommend giving it a fair shot before passing on it.
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