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|game = Splatoon 2 | |game = Splatoon 2 | ||
|abbreviation = | |abbreviation = Gloogas, Glooga Deco | ||
|image = S2 Glooga Dualies Deco Promo Image1.jpg | |image = S2 Glooga Dualies Deco Promo Image1.jpg | ||
|sub = Splash Wall | |sub = Splash Wall | ||
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|points = 180 | |points = 180 | ||
|role = [[Community Glossary#Slayer|Slayer]] | |role = [[Community Glossary#Slayer|Slayer]] | ||
|strengths = High range and high damage in [[Community Glossary#Turret Mode|turret mode]], [[Competitive:Splash Wall|Splash Wall]] for protection | |strengths = High range and high damage in [[Community Glossary#Turret Mode|turret mode]], [[Competitive:Splash Wall|Splash Wall]] for protection<ref name="chase gloogas">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cpu1S7QAYQI {{YT}} "My Thoughts on Glooga Dualies in ''Splatoon 2''"] by [https://www.youtube.com/c/Chase247 Chase247]</ref> | ||
|weaknesses = Poor turfing, long endlag after dodge-rolling | |weaknesses = Poor turfing, long endlag after dodge-rolling, poor falloff damage, poor accuracy with normal fire<ref name="chase gloogas"></ref> | ||
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Like its Vanilla and [[Competitive:Kensa Glooga Dualies|Kensa]] variants, the Glooga Dualies Deco are dualies with the unique trait of increasing their range and damage after a dodge roll. The sub weapon of Splash Wall is extremely helpful to the weapon, letting it throw a Splash Wall and safely perform a roll to splat an opponent. Baller can be useful in some situations, like helping the Rainmaker push forward by making a path, or [[Community Glossary#Cap|capping]] a zone, using it to get out of a sticky situation can be risky, since the Baller will usually get shredded very quickly. | Like its Vanilla and [[Competitive:Kensa Glooga Dualies|Kensa]] variants, the Glooga Dualies Deco are dualies with the unique trait of increasing their range and damage after a dodge roll. The sub weapon of Splash Wall is extremely helpful to the weapon, letting it throw a Splash Wall and safely perform a roll to splat an opponent. Baller can be useful in some situations, like helping the Rainmaker push forward by making a path, or [[Community Glossary#Cap|capping]] a zone, using it to get out of a sticky situation can be risky, since the Baller will usually get shredded very quickly. | ||
When placed properly, a '''[[Competitive:Splash Wall|Splash Wall]]''' can provide great utility, even in stages and areas that are more open: | |||
* Splash Wall has excellent synergy with the Glooga Dualies; tossing a Splash Wall and then rolling forward will put the user directly behind the Splash Wall and allow them to fire through in turret mode. | |||
* Any bombs thrown by an opponent that hit a Splash Wall will instantly explode, potentially splatting the Splash Wall's user or their teammates. | |||
** Refrain from either [[Community Glossary#Shower|showering]] in or rushing through the wall until it is certain that the opponent has no bombs available in the area. | |||
* Defensively, it can hinder the opponents' push, blocking both their movement and their fire. | |||
* Offensively, a Splash Wall can restrain the opponents' movement and range, allowing its user and their teammates to push forward or gain [[Community Glossary#Map control|map control]]. | |||
* Throwing a Splash Wall behind an opponent can prevent them from fleeing.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCDvaJnIr1U&t=2774s {{YT}} "PAX East Finals Pt. 3 | ''Splatoon 2'' NA Inkling Open 2019"] Game 6, Arashi (Lowkey) prevents Kyo (FTWin) from fleeing</ref> | |||
* A Splash Wall can nullify a [[Brella]] shield — even a [[Tenta Brella]] shield. | |||
** If an opposing Brella user launches their shield, dropping a Splash Wall in front of it will cause both to negate one another, potentially denying a [[Rainmaker (weapon)|Rainmaker]] or [[Clam Blitz|Power Clam]] push. | |||
** At maximum, it takes 36-41% of the [[ink tank]] to launch a Brella shield and 60% to drop a Splash Wall. However, the Splash Wall can be deployed far more quickly, allowing its owner more time to reload ink or reposition themselves to a more favorable location. | |||
* In ''[[Splatoon 2]]'', the [[Tower Control|Tower]] will destroy any Splash Wall it collides into. However, a Splash Wall may still be placed onto the Tower to protect its user or their teammate while riding it. (Once again, watch out for the opponents' bombs.) | |||
== References == | |||
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[[Category:Slayers]] | |||
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Splatoon 2
Glooga Dualies Deco
| Abbreviations | Gloogas, Glooga Deco |
| Sub |  Splash Wall
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| Special |  Baller
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| Base damage | 36 52.5 (Post-roll) |
| Ink consumption | 1.4% 8% (Roll) |
| Special points | 180p |
| Role | Slayer |
| Strengths | High range and high damage in turret mode, Splash Wall for protection[1] |
| Weaknesses | Poor turfing, long endlag after dodge-rolling, poor falloff damage, poor accuracy with normal fire[1] |
Like its Vanilla and Kensa variants, the Glooga Dualies Deco are dualies with the unique trait of increasing their range and damage after a dodge roll. The sub weapon of Splash Wall is extremely helpful to the weapon, letting it throw a Splash Wall and safely perform a roll to splat an opponent. Baller can be useful in some situations, like helping the Rainmaker push forward by making a path, or capping a zone, using it to get out of a sticky situation can be risky, since the Baller will usually get shredded very quickly.
When placed properly, a Splash Wall can provide great utility, even in stages and areas that are more open:
- Splash Wall has excellent synergy with the Glooga Dualies; tossing a Splash Wall and then rolling forward will put the user directly behind the Splash Wall and allow them to fire through in turret mode.
- Any bombs thrown by an opponent that hit a Splash Wall will instantly explode, potentially splatting the Splash Wall's user or their teammates.
- Refrain from either showering in or rushing through the wall until it is certain that the opponent has no bombs available in the area.
- Defensively, it can hinder the opponents' push, blocking both their movement and their fire.
- Offensively, a Splash Wall can restrain the opponents' movement and range, allowing its user and their teammates to push forward or gain map control.
- Throwing a Splash Wall behind an opponent can prevent them from fleeing.[2]
- A Splash Wall can nullify a Brella shield — even a Tenta Brella shield.
- If an opposing Brella user launches their shield, dropping a Splash Wall in front of it will cause both to negate one another, potentially denying a Rainmaker or Power Clam push.
- At maximum, it takes 36-41% of the ink tank to launch a Brella shield and 60% to drop a Splash Wall. However, the Splash Wall can be deployed far more quickly, allowing its owner more time to reload ink or reposition themselves to a more favorable location.
- In Splatoon 2, the Tower will destroy any Splash Wall it collides into. However, a Splash Wall may still be placed onto the Tower to protect its user or their teammate while riding it. (Once again, watch out for the opponents' bombs.)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1
"My Thoughts on Glooga Dualies in Splatoon 2" by Chase247
- ↑ "PAX East Finals Pt. 3 | Splatoon 2 NA Inkling Open 2019" Game 6, Arashi (Lowkey) prevents Kyo (FTWin) from fleeing
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