If you’re familiar with competitive multiplayer shooters, you’re going to be tempted to make a mad dash for the enemy team and start blasting away in Splatoon 2, but that would be a mistake. Turf wars aren’t decided based on how many players you eliminate — it’s completely irrelevant to your team’s success. All that matters is covering the map in more ink than your opponents, and if you spend too much time focusing on particularly annoying players, you’ll quickly find that the map will be filled with enemies’ ink going all the way back to your own base.
