Forward-Momentum.Floor

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Forward-Momentum.Floor
Sink the ∞-ball!
Difficulty Difficulty Easy Easy
Base reward Membuxs 30
Appearance On a normal climb:
1F-9F
∞-ball count 1
Music souven1r

Forward-Momentum.Floor is one of the available floors in Splatoon 3: Side Order. It is encountered on floors 1F through 9F.

Description

Forward-Momentum.Floor is a large floor with an ∞-ball at one end and a goal at the other. Dash tracks are placed along the path to the goal (some fixed, and some rotating back and forth in place), which can be used to accelerate the ball quickly toward the goal. Balloon fish are also placed along the path and surrounding the goal, which can either help or hinder the player by launching the ∞-ball in unpredictable directions. An indestructible portal spawns Battering Lentos, which will follow the ∞-ball and attempt to shove it.

Floor feature

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Names in other languages

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Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese 打ちっぱなしのフロア
uchippanashi no furoa
Driving Range Floor
Netherlands Dutch Momentum.etage Momentum.floor
CanadaFrance French étage.élan floor.momentum
Germany German Kugeltreiber.Etage Balldriver.floor
Italy Italian Piano//spinta_continua Floor//continuous_push
Russia Russian Файл этажа: Макси_гольф.floor
Fayl etazha: Maksi_gol'f.floor
Floor file: Maxi_golf.floor
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Impulso.pso Impulse.flr
Spain Spanish (NOE) Piso con impulso Floor with impulse
China Chinese (Simplified) 高尔夫球场的楼层
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 高爾夫球場的樓層
South Korea Korean 전진 플로어 Forward floor
Internal name Meaning
golf_ball[1]

References