(Although I don't comprehend why Rollers/Brushes are given the middle finger in that matter. This way, two players using the same amount of Run Speed up do not have their relative balance thrown off when battling each other. I understand why they did so with speed while firing. I prefer the Splattershot (normal and Pro) or Splat Roller over Splat Charger or Chargerscope. If I had to sum it up in one word, it would be : Why ?. It may be good for sniping, but you cant escape or kill effectively up-close.

The full-charge ink consumption of 18 allows players to fire 5. Ink consumption scales from 2.25 to 18 depending on the charge level. Team Sweater was the second team to get a score of 3 on a Splatfest. Team Vampires was the first team to ever get a score of 3 on a Splatfest.

Splatoon 2 matchmaking looks at a teams average matchmaking range value, and matches them against a team with a similar average. The Egg vs Chicken Splatfest had the team with the highest team battle victory percentage in North America and the PAL region, as well as the world, with 56 team battles won. I find it interesting that for plain mobility (swim speed up and run speed up while not firing) they decided to make abilities act as equalizers, giving not only stronger relative but stronger absolute returns on the slower weapons to make them all approximately even at max stacking, while for combat (Run speed up while firing) they decided to make it give the same absolute returns to keep the speed difference between each weapon while battling unchanged (meanwhile not applying run speed to rollers/brushes at all) The Kensa Splatterscope is a middleweight weapon.

Roller splat level 69