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Ancho3.jpg|An example of ground in [[Ancho-V Games]] | Ancho3.jpg|An example of concrete ground in [[Ancho-V Games]]. | ||
ArowanaMallPalmTree.jpg|An example of ground in Arowana Mall. The stage's ground is mostly concrete with a wooden ramp on either side of the center. | ArowanaMallPalmTree.jpg|An example of ground in Arowana Mall. The stage's ground is mostly concrete with a wooden ramp on either side of the center. | ||
Kelp Dome Night Splatfest NA Super Jump.jpg|An example of ground in Kelp Dome | Kelp Dome Night Splatfest NA Super Jump.jpg|An example of ground in Kelp Dome. The ground is dirt and concrete with elevated metal platforms and ramps. | ||
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[[Category:Terrain]] | [[Category:Terrain]] | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 30 July 2016
Ground is the default terrain in Splatoon.
Description
The main ground type is concrete, though wood is also used such as large boxes, crates, planks, and logs. Ground can sometimes not appear if you glitched out or hack the game, and it is not seen or available in water, air, dirt, or pits. Ground is what builds up the game, and can be changed in game in ranked mode.
Use
Standard ground can be inked by Inklings to cover turf. Covering the ground is the primary objective of Turf Wars. Ground can be both walked on in human form, or swam in after covering it with ink in squid form, or swam on even without out ink in squid form.
Gallery
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An example of concrete ground in Ancho-V Games.
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An example of ground in Arowana Mall. The stage's ground is mostly concrete with a wooden ramp on either side of the center.
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An example of ground in Kelp Dome. The ground is dirt and concrete with elevated metal platforms and ramps.
