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Ride rails appear to be ropes of ink-covered metal spirals containing [[ink]] inside that connect to platforms or are suspended mid-air. It can be activated by the player's ink hitting a slightly larger bulb that is similarly looking to the [[inkrails]] bulb but with propellers at the end. [[Agent 4]] can hop from a rail to another or a platform by pressing {{button|B}} to jump while tilting the {{button|LS}} towards the direction wanted in humanoid or squid form. When using the ride-rails, it is also possible to fall off if the player does not time jumps correctly and misses the place intended to land. [[Agent 4]] can stand on ride rails, swim and use weapons while riding in contrast to [[inkrails]], which only allows the player to travel along in squid form but allows [[Agent 4]] to travel back and forth. It can be used to perform tricks in reference to real-world [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grind_rail grind rails] that are used to perform skateboard tricks. | Ride rails appear to be ropes of ink-covered metal spirals containing [[ink]] inside that connect to platforms or are suspended mid-air. It can be activated by the player's ink hitting a slightly larger bulb that is similarly looking to the [[inkrails]] bulb but with propellers at the end. [[Agent 4]] can hop from a rail to another or a platform by pressing {{button|B}} to jump while tilting the {{button|LS}} towards the direction wanted in humanoid or squid form. When using the ride-rails, it is also possible to fall off if the player does not time jumps correctly and misses the place intended to land. [[Agent 4]] can stand on ride rails, swim and use weapons while riding in contrast to [[inkrails]], which only allows the player to travel along in squid form but allows [[Agent 4]] to travel back and forth. It can be used to perform tricks in reference to real-world [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grind_rail grind rails] that are used to perform skateboard tricks. | ||
Unlike most multiplayer [[Stage]]s, which have at least one game mechanic from [[Octo Canyon (mode)]], there are no ride rails in any | Unlike most multiplayer [[Stage]]s, which have at least one game mechanic from [[Octo Canyon (mode)]], there are no ride rails in any stage. | ||
Agent 4 can get on a ride rail by jumping on it while it's activated, or by dodge-rolling into it with the [[Hero Dualies]] by pressing {{button|B}}. They can also activate the rail that way. | Agent 4 can get on a ride rail by jumping on it while it's activated, or by dodge-rolling into it with the [[Hero Dualies]] by pressing {{button|B}}. They can also activate the rail that way. | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 4 May 2018
Template:Images Ride rail, also known as ride-rail, are a mechanic found only in Octo Canyon in Splatoon 2.
Description
Ride rails appear to be ropes of ink-covered metal spirals containing ink inside that connect to platforms or are suspended mid-air. It can be activated by the player's ink hitting a slightly larger bulb that is similarly looking to the inkrails bulb but with propellers at the end. Agent 4 can hop from a rail to another or a platform by pressing 
to jump while tilting the 
towards the direction wanted in humanoid or squid form. When using the ride-rails, it is also possible to fall off if the player does not time jumps correctly and misses the place intended to land. Agent 4 can stand on ride rails, swim and use weapons while riding in contrast to inkrails, which only allows the player to travel along in squid form but allows Agent 4 to travel back and forth. It can be used to perform tricks in reference to real-world grind rails that are used to perform skateboard tricks.
Unlike most multiplayer Stages, which have at least one game mechanic from Octo Canyon (mode), there are no ride rails in any stage.
Agent 4 can get on a ride rail by jumping on it while it's activated, or by dodge-rolling into it with the Hero Dualies by pressing . They can also activate the rail that way.
Appearances
- Sunset Octocopter (Mission #3)
- The Octopark (Mission #05)
- Octozeppelin Invasion (Mission #06)
- Back-Alley Cleanup (Mission #07)
- Beaker's Depot (Sector 3)
- Octoseeker Shakedown (Mission #10)
- The Floating Garden (Mission #11)
- Parking Garage (Mission #14)
- Octocommander Fortress (Mission #17)
- Towering Heights (Mission #18)
- Octolings Ahoy! (Mission #21)
- Cephalon HQ (Sector 5)
- Underground Expressway (Mission #22)
- The Octogalaxy (Mission #23)
