@DrPurple0 No, you're good! The entire game is designed to be played in singleplayer, though most levels can also be played in multiplayer. I think the only things you're actually missing out on are like 2 or 3 cosmetic outfits that can only be unlocked by playing in multiplayer.
@ariadotwav Does the postgame have more uses for them? I haven't finished the game yet and so far I haven't been in any situation where I need one and don't have it.
@t0bey2Webs@Stealth40k If you go to the multiplayer history (just press zl on the multiplayer setup screen) and wait a couple seconds, the generic names will get replaced with the real ones.
@knigma87@toffee_todd It's not broken Japanese though? It's it's own cool weird third thing. Like, yeah since Nintendo's japanese the made up words sound "japanesey", but it's very much not japanese.. And I'm saying it helps them feel more like the "next humanity" as a whole, rather than any one place
@knigma87@toffee_todd How is it a nuisance? It genuinely goes a long way in helping the game world feel like a true extension of our own, and having it all use a fictional language allows everyone from everywhere to connect with the characters, songs, and world more. In what way is it hindering you?
Splatoon Raiders did not fix the paint engine problems present in Splatoon 3
It's so bad that it begs the question if chargers were playtested at all
Look at this clip in one of the first levels. How is this acceptable?
The music you'll hear in the underground of the Spirhalite Islands comes from a Salmonid group called DHA. Their setup is similar to ω-3, using instruments that fit the natural environment to boost morale. Perhaps the cello & timpani resonate with the Salmonid nervous system?