Everything you want to know about Dualies in Splatoon 3.
Splatoon 3 has many weapons specialized in hand-to-hand combat. We would dare to say that the maximum battles in Splatoon 3 will end up being close to the mid-range, so having a weapon capable of working in this domain is very convenient. However, few weapons include this like the Dualies.
Offering a rate of fire, mobility, coverage and even great damage, Dualies are a risk on the battlefield. They are masters at their craft and can pass smoothly in circles around their slower counterparts. While they are as explosive as the Blasters or defensive. like the Brellas, the Dualies are as slippery as the ink they shoot.
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Homework, as the call suggests, are dual guns that shoot ink temporarily. They have some of the highest fire rates on Splatoon and, depending on the duals in question, can even have respectable diversity and even damage. They love to get close, however, they have a sure versatility that allows them to push for diversity if needed. Oh, did we mention they get an entirely new mobility hack?Because they have a totally new mobility trick and it’s key to their style of play.
Dudualies plays largely like any other shooting weapon. You point your gun at an enemy and shoot ZR. This then activates a jet of ink. Each weapon has its own fixed reticle, but they tend to stay close to each other, making them accurate when firing at a single target.
Where the Dualies shine is in their ability to dodge. To do this, simply press B when shooting, and temporarily move in the direction indicated with your left stick. This movement is very fast, covers a decent distance and can be used twice. before proceeding (a brief) recharge time.
However, this resolution is not just a defensive measure. After dodging, your Dualies will mount the reticles (obtaining the best accuracy) and get a great rate of fire. This allows an experienced player of Dualies to dodge enemy attacks and temporarily counter with an unstoppable burst of ink.
Where the struggle of the Dualies is at hand. They are very likely to be zoned through long-range weapons, including base shooters. At very close range, they are very vulnerable to things like Splatanas, Rollers and even Brushes. They are a dominant weapon in smart hands in the right situation, but they have their awkward confrontations, so be careful.
As a Dualies player, your purpose is to be a Slayer. This means that your purpose in life is to defeat enemies whenever you can and be the driving force pushing territory and claiming goals. This means that Dualies require more skill than some. weapons, as you will have interaction in hectic combat.
There are a total of five Dualies in Splatoon 3, and they’re usually pretty good. They adhere to the same general formula, but some have fairly unique features that set them apart. Of course, every pair of Dualies has an exclusive charge, and we’ll cover all of that shortly.
You can buy Sheldon Dualies for a single-price ticket as long as you’re at a high enough level. You’ll want to spend 3 price tickets if you want to claim one of those Dualies sooner.
As we said earlier, Dualies have a tendency to fulfill the role of Slayer. It’s about coming in, killing and scoring goals. We’ll see how each pair of Dualies works in this role and if it’s worth a try. .
Splat Dualies are the first Dualies they have access to and, as is often the case, they are incredibly complete. They have balanced stats in all grades and a very strong charge capable of pressing enemies from a distance, up close, in 1v1 and even confrontations. in organizational meetings. That said, they are still dual, in direct struggle they lack rank, which is their biggest drawback.
The Dualie Squelchers are a wonderful upgrade of the Splat Dualies. This is due to a number of reasons, the vital maxim being the noticeable accumulation in range, without wasting too much in terms of shooting speed or damage. In fact, Duality Squelchers are just a weapon that allows players to have good interaction in mid-range combat while maintaining the punch and mobility needed for hand-to-hand combat.
This is subsidized through a remarkable kit containing the Splat bomb and the Wave Breaker, some of the submarines and specials throughout the game, which perfectly complement the Dualie Squelchers.
Go from the highest peaks to one of the lowest lows for the Dualies. Dapple Dualies trades a variety of large chunks for more damage and, frankly, the change is rarely worth it. Dapple Duales hit hard, but when they are halfway to the aforementioned Skeletles triumph, they literally fight in many matches.
Almost each and every weapon in the game will surpass this thing, and its kit is rarely very wonderful, actually hammering the house that the Dapple Dualies is so good. Squid Beakon and Tacticooler are perfect submarines and specials, but neither is helping the Dapple Dualies do what it has to do or cover any of its weaknesses.
The Dark Tetra Dualies are quite amazing in smart hands. They have decent range, damage and rate of fire, which makes them decent. What the Dark Tetra Dualies bring is unprecedented mobility, as they can perform FOUR dodges in a row. That’s twice as many as any other Duony, and it allows you to effortlessly move around the battlefield and surround your prey.
This is then further amplified with its Reefslider, making Dark Tetra Dualies one of the best mobile weapons in Splatoon 3, not just in the Dualies category.
Gloogla Dualies are an attractive weapon because they have a lot of diversity (for Dualies) and cause intelligent damage. If that’s all they brought to the table, they would be a smart selection in a sea of bigger options. However, the Glooga duals have an ace up their sleeve, and it is a blow of force after dodging.
Glooga Dualies, like previous Dark Tetra Dualies, rely heavily on dodging to get the most out of their gear. In this case, very badly. If you can hit your dodge shots, the Glooga Dualies damage all the other weapons on this list, while maintaining range. We’re talking about damaging Dapple Dualies while pulling twice as far. However, it takes a lot of practice to make those shots.
The kit is completed with Splat Wall and Booyah Bomb, both of which are excellent. The splash wall can be useful for you and your teammates, while the Booyah bomb allows you to drop a tactical nuclear weapon from time to time to cause extensive damage and disruption.
That’s all we have in Dualies right now, but feel free from our other weapon guides. Until then, satisfied splashes!
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