Splatoon 3: How to Get Titles

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While Splatoon 3 has kept a lot of what fans love from some turf battle maps to weapons, there is also plenty of new content such as lockers and tableturf battles. There are also more elements of customization, one of those being nametag called SplashTags. These Splashtags are seen by all players before and after matches in Turf Battles, Tableturf Battles, and Salmon Runs.

To customize a Splashtag in Splatoon 3, press X to open the menu and get to the Status tab. The edit button will be there, which allows the player to swap around their banners, titles, and badges. In terms of titles, players can edit to sections, an adjective, and a subject. For example, adjectives include «Inkless» or «Attention-Seeking,» and subjects include «Turf Warrior» and «Fashionista.» How to get different titles depends on the title. Some are unlocked through catalog level, while others are unlocked through story mode, the shell-out machine, and salmon run.

Splatoon 3: How to Farm Ability Chunks

There are a ton of titles to unlock in Splatoon 3. Just playing the game will certainly reward some titles by default. However, certain methods offer more titles than others. One of the biggest methods for title gaining is the Shell-Out Machine. The machine is in the Battle Lobby, to the right of the locker room. It is a gacha game that can be used cheaply once per day for 5,000 Cash.

Gamers who have particularly heavy wallets can pay 30,000 cash for each extra play per day. Keep in mind that when using the Shell-Out Machine, some titles have a far smaller chance to be obtained than others. Some are common drops, others are rare. It is all about luck.

Catalog levels also can award titles. Titles unlock at the following levels:

To level up the catalog fast,