I've stuck with the dualies since day 1 of having my hands on splatoon 2, and I still main them to this day. That dodge roll is just so fun and useful to use imo!
@@Eohnni I can't tell if your being sarcastic or not, so I'll just say this: I never said that the dodge roll was crucial to my playstyle. I still use rollers and splattershots sometimes. I just happen to really like the dodge roll the dualies have. And also ever since I first saw them in like 4th or 5th grade I thought dual wielding was dope as hell Edit: I'm pretty sure your being sarcastic now that I think about it. Idk. I can't tell without an actual voice but that's just me. 🤷♂️
@@BlazingJ972 I only use dualies. I got spaltted alot trying to dodge. Haven't used a spalttershot since the first spaltoon. I'm better now after salmon run but I always miss dodging.
As a hardcore Dualie Squelcher main of more than two years, you NEED Ink Saver main because that thing guzzles like a MONSTER. They can be downright annoying to use if you don’t have it. But if you do, and you know how to use them, that can easily be one of if not the best weapon in the game and loads of fun!
As a long time dualie squelchers main who doesn’t play competitive, I’m kind of mixed on hits changed kit. Wave breaker is good but having it as a special instead of a bomb is kind of weird, also it lost tents missles. Splat bomb also doesn’t really help too much, it’s painting is good but it’s poking potential doesn’t help too much considering how long it’s ranger is already.
In the lore the Dualie Squelchers were repurposed from a weapon in Splatoon 1 called the Dual Squelcher, that is my reason as to why the function so different from other dualies, it wasn't built to be a dualie.
I’m a new splatoon player and I’ve recently picked up the tetra dualies as my main weapon. Despite the learning curve they have (especially with motion controls)… I’m managing to make some work with them. It really throws off my enemies when I change my dodge rolling patterns while keeping my aim on them, so having four rolls available AND keep the damage going while evading is incredibly satisfying. Can’t wait for your in depth video on them for this game. Keep up the good work!
Stick controls are a learning curve when I first play s2 I instantly switched to stick because I was new but after playing tetras so much I had to switch to motion and adapt to it because when using stick the weapon is garbage
i’m so happy, i was a blaster main in s1 but ended up dropping them in s2 because they felt miserable to use. Picked up dualies and stuck with them throughout s2 because i thought they were fun even with mpu’s existence. Now with both classes being balanced, s3 is looking to be the best game for me
As someone new to splatoon, the dualies class felt so cool to use even tho I suck at using them lol Might stick with shooters for now and improve my aim but I'll definetly comeback and try to main the dualie squelchers. For now, I think I'm just satisfied watching your dualies gameplay (they're so satisfying >.
Try out dapple dualies, while the range can be considered mediocre almost everything else is good - Beacons and Tacticooler make for a good kit to help teammates while staying on the offense
I main Splat Dualies (enperry because why did they put crab tank on a skirmisher weapon???) I love this video and I’m so glad I found it! You’re one of the only people who give dualies guides!
Dualies never really clicked with me for the majority of Splatoon 2 until I randomly picked up the tetras in like the last 6ish months before Splatoon 3's release and now I love them. Haven't spent much time with them in Spllatoon 3 yet as I've been going hard on Tri-Stringer but once I get that out of my system I see dualies being one of my go too weapon classes for this game.
You have really good explanations, and a great delivery of the material you write. I think you should make gameplay review videos, as in like post-gameplay commentary and review where you can explain your thought process & strategies. You have a really concise, clear style that I think would lend itself really well to that kind of content, which I think is a bit lacking for competitive-minded splatoon. I feel like when I play online, I see a lot of players who don't seem to know what their gameplan should be; they get into fights they probably shouldn't, they try to get positions they don't need, they panic when they're behind and try to force a push through regardless of their teammates being alive or dead. So straight up, I think you could just do a bit of commentary on your highlight games and they'd be really helpful. Whether or not you want to do it with a lot of editing and an actual script, or no editing and stream of consciousness, or something in-between, I think they'd be good vids. For real I'm just greedy for competitive gameplay discussion lmao. You do you & I'm gonna click like either way, good vids 👍
Thanks for the input Tom, I will definitely do this soon. I'm hesitant to do videos like that because I'm not someone who "thinks" a lot when I play. I honestly just rush in and just try to take advantage of opportunities that I see in the moment. But, that is how a lot of higher level dualie players play, so I suppose it would still be worth trying to cover 🤣 thanks again
@@Chase247 you're not giving yourself enough credit. Things you do naturally when reading situations because you've put in the hours require newer players more effort to think about. Prioritising threats, positioning and distance, predicting enemy location, having escape routes inked, utilising cover when refilling etc. Agree it would be cool to see you break down some replays by just pausing and explaining why you did certain things to help others learn different techniques. Even if it's just "I thought I'd get a quick kill here but quickly realised I was surrounded" etc. It's how I learnt competitive TF2 years ago by watching commentaries from higher level players on the choices being made and critiquing their own plays (no one plays perfectly). Keep up the great content 👍
can't wait for your in-depth videos!!! i've been practicing playing tetras and i've deffo been getting better after watching your vids from splatoon 2 and practicing, subconsciously i could feel turret mode when playing but i never actually realized it was a thing 🤡, this weapon is so fun to play with and deffo worth the effort to me personally!!!! 💜
If you're new to the Splatoon series, check out this video where I go over 6 things that new players need to know. ua-cam.com/video/03JvpgNRvhM/v-deo.html
Dualies are prob one of the best weapon classes rn. Obviously, my favorite are the Dualie Squelchers. Idk why, is it the range? Wave Breaker? The fact we dont need MPU anymore? Whatever reason, they are my favorite. Also, I have good news. I finally got S+ in Anarchy!
As a new Splatoon player, when I've been exploring and playing with a variety of weapons, the most wins I've gotten in competitive have almost exclusively been dualies. I love the class. I have also played Sloshing Machine, Hydra and E-Liter quite a lot, but haven't clicked with every weapon from their respective classes like I have with all the Dualies. Currently A rank in competitive with 51 wins on Tetra Dualies, 31 on Dualie Squelchers, and 11 on Splat Dualies (only less on Splat Dualies because they feel noticeably a bit more basic and I wanted to master the learning curve of the others pretty soon after trying out the Splat Dualies) Haven't quite gotten the hang of Dapples or Gloogas yet. I've always leaned towards aggressive assassin type plays in games and I absolutely love sharking 🦈
Awesome video, Chase! :) I'm having so much fun playing my main; the Splat Dualies again! I haven't had this much fun using Dualies in a loooonnnng time.
Omg this is a lifesaver. I wanted to use dualies and I wasn't sure if I should use it bcuz I just got the game and I'm new to it. This channel is got me pumped for playing and ready to use dualies more than ever!
gloogas have been my main since the kensa kit came out in 2, I really enjoy the 2 shots that you get and I really hope we get fizzy back in 3. also I would absolutely love to see a dedicated glooga video from you! I'm always trying to learn and get better
Never thought i'd be a dualie squelchers main, especially considering in splatoon 1 i was a roller main and a octobrush in the 2nd; but i honestly love it
I just picked up Gloogas because I always saw some cracknuts doing insanely well with them in splatoon 2 X rank so I decided to try them in 3. This weapon is really really fun despite the learning curve and I can't wait for you to make content about them :)
Hi! Splatoon 2 Shooter player, specifically Jr main here that fell in love with Tetras the first time they saw them, but never mained them. I've known I wanted to main Tetras in Splatoon 3 for months now, and here I go. Looking forward to your dualie content in this game!
Good vid. I just learned about the turret mode and therefore started to play Dualies more, especially Glooga with the KGal kit. I definetly think I could consider other Dualies than just Tetra as weapons, that I use in ranked, especially cuz they r really fun to play.
Dude I just gotta say your channel is so good. Super informative video, great gamelay and high quality content overall. Def one of my favorite splatoon UA-camrs coming into splatoon 3. Keep it up bro.
Blooga dualies are my#3 next to Splatana wiper and Tri-shot Stringer. They feel super over powered now (with splash wall and booyah bomb) and I felt like a bully using them on day 1. Says a lot about how the clunkier weapons can be slayers with enough dedication. I do love my low tier garbage.
For dapple try putting quick superjump, it's great to go back in action and escape a death sentence and also because we are stuck with beacon since splatoon 2. At least with this you are not stuck in your spawn if one beacon is still alive
Nice video! Recently picked up the Tetras and I’ve been having fun with them. A video on how to play them on each ranked mode would be awesome! Also would like some tips on how/when to use Reef Slider.
I have been playing the game for around 3 weeks and I went from a jump of playing mostly the carbon roller/carbon roller deco to the Dark/Light Tetras and it is such a good time honestly, they are so fun
Thanks man, I'm still very new to splatoon series trying to find my main. Almost 5 starred neo sploosh but I heard it sucks in the meta whatever that is (I'm an older head lol). I'm decent with dualies so I want to try them out more and when I caught your 50 series in a row video I knew you were the guy to learn from
ive been a dualie main since i started playing splatoon years ago, and i main dapples in 3! this is the first video ive seen that mentions dapples in a positive light and that makes me very happy lol, every other video i see with them mentioned just says they suck
I used to main tetras in splatoon 2. but have been running the splst dualies and now im starting to try the dapple. i love the balanced nature of the splat. but I also love the quickness of the dapple.
The Dualies where a main I used in Splat 2 and they were pretty fun! They are a lot more fun in Splatoon 3 now! Dualies for close combat and Crab Tank against people at long range, like those pesky chargers always standing at one spot-
I knew that you got an accuracy boost after a dodge roll but i didnt know it lasted indefinitley i always just assumed it only lasted as long as the recovery frames took. I also didn't know the rate of fire increased. I've only used turret mode for split seconds because thats as long as i thought it lasted! Thanks for the vid this is a game changer!
My first time playing was the splatoon 3 splatfest and the Tetra Dualies were the only ones that clicked with me. I can’t even use the other ones now. Also I’m a huge Reefslider fan too so.
Coming back here after seeing your video on the dapples and I was hooked with how fun they looked (I used the T-Tek in splat 2, I was very skeptical with the range and the mpu meta at the time) so when I saw the vid on how good the dapples can be I looked at this video and took the advice and man I love the dapples, my current main next to Tri Stringer and hit S rank recently thanks to the Dapples, so thanks for this guide on the duelies
I didn't know dualies had a turret mode. I never really played them much in S2 but I'm going to give them another shot. I look forward to your future dualie videos
The game is terrible at explaining how they work. Before seeing this video, I genuinely thought the post-dodge mode was only supposed to last a split-second. I never even considered not moving, especially with such an inherently mobile weapon.
Literally came here to figure out how to use the Gloogas in the current Salmon Run rotation lmfao, I hadn’t figured out that turret mode did so much more damage, so knowing that will make them SUPER powerful to kill things like Steel Eels and Steelheads. Gotta get that practice in.
Honestly I’m so glad dualies are good now, I love them too much and always debated maining them in 2 but gave up cuz I didn’t think it was worth it. Nows my chance to shine with them~
I love the dualies, out of my 40+ rounds in Splatoon 3, around half of my victories are with Dark Tetra dualies and when I saw the Glooga my brain just said, Dualies with booyah bomb = perfection, I should’ve gotten the hydra splatling. (Fun fact; technically the dualies where half introduced in Splatoon 1, with the Dual Squelcher)
They must have changed something about the dapples, I don't know what, but in splatoon 2 I never really liked the dapples even when I was amazing at them but I play them for one match in 3 and i was immediately like "Jesus christ these are so fun I have to main these" And I do, now that I use them this much I realize how well they fit my playstyle.
I am a Korean who entered Splatoon 3. I was deeply impressed by your tetra play. I'm playing while translating your video. I want to be a tetra player like you. Please continue to make great videos!
Gloogas have such an odd place for me. I unlocked them in 2, played them, HATED them, got an mpu build that let it 2 shot with a turret and a spread shot, mained it, saw mpu was gone, decided to drop it for 3, played it anyway, and now it's over half of my matches in 3.
Really enjoyed this guide! I've picked up the Dualie Squelchers in Splatoon 3 and really like them for having decent paint output while also being able to out-range all the Aerosprays and N-Zaps in Turf War. I didn't know about turret mode, as I didn't really use Dualies much in Splatoon 2, so this is good information! Looking forward to a more in-depth guide on the squelchers.
the start of the video has shown me that i am only now learning crab tank has 2 different kinds of shots you can do… Ive been missing out on half its kit
I loved the Dual Squelchers in Splatoon 2, because of the dodgeroll AND the Tenta missiles it had, like best kill combo out there. There were a few other Squelcher Type Dualies in Splatoon 2, where as here in 3 there is just the 1 so far. However in 3, even tho it doesn't have tenta (currently) the weapon itself is very good (as stated). You did forget to mention that the Squelchers also have improved Range over all the other types, not as far as the single version, but still can fling that ink pretty far.
@@Chase247 Squelchers don't need to use dodge mode to do that, they just are that range. As you showed in your video, they are accurate regardless of mode but you did not mention their range over the others. Also Glooga requires you to dodge to get the range and they still suffer from poor(er) accuracy. In Splatoon 2, Sheldon explains the Squelcher to you about its longer range but low RoF to compensate. The rage of the base squelcher is pretty long, close to a charger. The Dualie version had the boosted range (not as far as the base) with slightly worse accuracy to compensate that you had two. They also weren't the best painters for coverage either, but that was a minor issue to deal with. Now Dualies were new in Splatoon 2 and were quite strong due to the dodge roll, I abused the fuck out of that too LOL. The Dualie Squelchers would get kills that other dualies wouldn't because of the extra range. That and one of the kits had Tenta missiles in it that I just loved. Currently I am liking the REF-LUX bow, it paints like mad, high RoF for a bow and its charge is very quick too. A great mid range bow that, if you land a charged shot, can one hit kill (all 3 need to hit) or be very close to that a quick tap afterwards will finish them off.
@@SirLANsalot I mean, with glooga dualies you are dodge rolling 95% of the time to kill someone, you should only be using spread mode to paint as I said in the video. So I consider it to basically have the same range as squelchers lol Remember, this is just a basic guide, there were plenty more things I could have said for every dualie. But those will all come later with the individual guides.
Maybe you could do a video about the gear system? I understand the basic concept, but what does the star system mean? What gear helps which weapons best? What does object shredder actually do? I'm not asking you to answer me specifically, but I think this would make a good video or videos.
The duality of man that mains Dualies: Splatoon 2: Dual Squelchers main Splatoon 3: Dapple Dualies main Something that I think should have been covered in this video too was the sub and special combinations that they come with. The regular Dualies are the most balanced of the bunch with damage output and tankiness (Looking at you Crab Tank), oddly enough Dapples is the most supportive and team cooperative with Beacons and Tacticooler (although you can EASILY just plop the Tacticooler for yourself and just go HAM. Oh and by the way, Tacticooler's effects can get upgraded with the Super Up ability, so I recommend getting a main ability Super Up if you like the Dapples), the Dual Squelchers in my opinion got arguably worse with the weapon layout; you have the normal Splat Bombs, sure, but Wave Breaker...man oh man Wave Breaker. It may be a way to split a team up, but honestly Dual Squelchers aren't a pick off weapon unlike the rest of the Dualies, they require you to be in the way and use the dodge rolls as maneuverability while keeping that range. And as much as there is a mechanic that isn't really talked about in this video with this specific Dualies (where you can literally wait a few seconds while in turret mode and just dodge roll again and it will refresh the dodge roll counter), this is the Dualies in my opinion that uses ALOT of ink, so Ink Saver (Main) is a MUST on this weapon to be optimal. The Gloogas, I never could get used to, simply because of their clunky nature, but this feels like way more of a defensive set up for a pair of dualies than it should be. Splat Walls aren't really an aggressive sub weapon, and Booyah Bomb is so easy to predict where it's going most of the time, and half the time it doesn't even kill you. And finally, the Tetras. I know people that can go HAM with this weapon, but the low damage output on this thing is very unappealing to me, plus I find that there are much better mobility options than four dodge rolls, even if you can keep shooting while rolling, but this is also a weapon that caters to a specific playstyle, and I respect it. Autobombs are some of the most annoying sub weapons, and for very good reason. Combo that with Reefslider, and it caters to a specific way of being hyper aggressive, which again, I respect. If I had to rank the Dualies of Splatoon 3 as of this video, it would be this: 1. Dapple Dualies 2. Regular Dualies 3. Tetra Dualies 4. Dual Squelchers 5. Glooga Dualies
I would argue the Dapples as a standalone main weapon is just like the Aerospray, and since I mained the Aerospray in Splatoon 1, it just felt more natural, though I should definitely try to get into the Dual Squelchers again. The mechanics are hard to get back used to though.
I would love to see a video about the tetras! I've been a dark tetras main since they came out but I swear they've gotten harder to use 😅 Edit: Just saw you have a splatoon 2 guide for them, I'll def be watching that
Tetra dualies are main but still this is really enjoyable, thanks as always Chase! :) EDIT: How did you start your professional Splatoon gameplay, just curious.
I haven't played splatoon since 2018. Used the dapple nouveaus 24/7, got to S+, and just stopped playing. I've been finding it hard to gain my skill back, been trying out all the dualies. Maybe I need to stick with the dapples.
As soon as i unlocked dual squelchers in 2 i fell in love with them because my other main the luna blaster was way higher in the levels so i had to compromise
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Here's a video where i go over how to use the new "Douser Dualies FF!"
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I've stuck with the dualies since day 1 of having my hands on splatoon 2, and I still main them to this day. That dodge roll is just so fun and useful to use imo!
The first 4 lvls of spaltoon 3 were rough trying to dodge with a splatter shot.
Same
@@Eohnni I can't tell if your being sarcastic or not, so I'll just say this: I never said that the dodge roll was crucial to my playstyle. I still use rollers and splattershots sometimes. I just happen to really like the dodge roll the dualies have.
And also ever since I first saw them in like 4th or 5th grade I thought dual wielding was dope as hell
Edit: I'm pretty sure your being sarcastic now that I think about it. Idk. I can't tell without an actual voice but that's just me. 🤷♂️
@@BlazingJ972 I only use dualies. I got spaltted alot trying to dodge. Haven't used a spalttershot since the first spaltoon. I'm better now after salmon run but I always miss dodging.
I find myself in one of two situations, I either get creamed or I pop off, normally I can pop off but I need decent teammates for that to happen
The Dapple Dualies are quite neat, very useful in team comps for it's cooperative style. Beacons and Tacticooler really help out the whole team.
so basically the Engineer Woomy/Veemo. I’m actually grinding ability chunks to make a pure train hat with all special charge ups.
It also has amazing for breaking sprinklers and splat walls
Meanwhile, my team never jumping to the beacon:
@@isolatedegg3234 true 💀
The lack of a bomb on low range weapons does really hurt though
You forgot one of the biggest advantages to using dualies: the crouch animation in the pre-match lineup reveal makes you feel like a total badass.
Omg you're right
not only that but the default animation for winning matches is so cool i haven't replaced it LMAO, heck yea spinnnn
As a hardcore Dualie Squelcher main of more than two years, you NEED Ink Saver main because that thing guzzles like a MONSTER. They can be downright annoying to use if you don’t have it. But if you do, and you know how to use them, that can easily be one of if not the best weapon in the game and loads of fun!
thats my issue with the explosher lol
Omg I’ve been using them for ranked and THEY WASTE SO MUCH. I never had a problem with having low ink until now
Dualie squealcher mains be like:
#1 ink consumer
From a fellow, albeit bad Dualie Squelcher main
As a long time dualie squelchers main who doesn’t play competitive, I’m kind of mixed on hits changed kit. Wave breaker is good but having it as a special instead of a bomb is kind of weird, also it lost tents missles. Splat bomb also doesn’t really help too much, it’s painting is good but it’s poking potential doesn’t help too much considering how long it’s ranger is already.
I prefer last ditch effort with a sub or two of main saver
In the lore the Dualie Squelchers were repurposed from a weapon in Splatoon 1 called the Dual Squelcher, that is my reason as to why the function so different from other dualies, it wasn't built to be a dualie.
I’m a new splatoon player and I’ve recently picked up the tetra dualies as my main weapon. Despite the learning curve they have (especially with motion controls)… I’m managing to make some work with them. It really throws off my enemies when I change my dodge rolling patterns while keeping my aim on them, so having four rolls available AND keep the damage going while evading is incredibly satisfying. Can’t wait for your in depth video on them for this game. Keep up the good work!
Stick controls are a learning curve when I first play s2 I instantly switched to stick because I was new but after playing tetras so much I had to switch to motion and adapt to it because when using stick the weapon is garbage
I'm so happy that Gloogas can finally shine, I've stuck with these things for 4 years now, and they finally have a good niche spot in the game
The tetras feel a lot better in Splatoon 3. It’s been a lot of fu playing aggressively with them in series and open. Would love to see a tetras video!
I’m considering picking up the dualie squelchers after this video.
Always satisfying catching a tetra messes up their dodges and you catch them slipping
i’m so happy, i was a blaster main in s1 but ended up dropping them in s2 because they felt miserable to use. Picked up dualies and stuck with them throughout s2 because i thought they were fun even with mpu’s existence. Now with both classes being balanced, s3 is looking to be the best game for me
As someone new to splatoon, the dualies class felt so cool to use even tho I suck at using them lol Might stick with shooters for now and improve my aim but I'll definetly comeback and try to main the dualie squelchers. For now, I think I'm just satisfied watching your dualies gameplay (they're so satisfying >.
Thank you! And yeah, learning the basics with shooters first isn't a bad idea. If you have any other questions just ask
Try out dapple dualies, while the range can be considered mediocre almost everything else is good - Beacons and Tacticooler make for a good kit to help teammates while staying on the offense
I did NOT know about Turret Mode. I thought it just ended. Thank you!
I main Splat Dualies (enperry because why did they put crab tank on a skirmisher weapon???)
I love this video and I’m so glad I found it! You’re one of the only people who give dualies guides!
Anyone else play splatoon2 for 1000+ hours and not realize that you can stay in turret mode without dodge rolling every so often…
Me but splatoon 3
Dualies never really clicked with me for the majority of Splatoon 2 until I randomly picked up the tetras in like the last 6ish months before Splatoon 3's release and now I love them. Haven't spent much time with them in Spllatoon 3 yet as I've been going hard on Tri-Stringer but once I get that out of my system I see dualies being one of my go too weapon classes for this game.
You have really good explanations, and a great delivery of the material you write.
I think you should make gameplay review videos, as in like post-gameplay commentary and review where you can explain your thought process & strategies. You have a really concise, clear style that I think would lend itself really well to that kind of content, which I think is a bit lacking for competitive-minded splatoon.
I feel like when I play online, I see a lot of players who don't seem to know what their gameplan should be; they get into fights they probably shouldn't, they try to get positions they don't need, they panic when they're behind and try to force a push through regardless of their teammates being alive or dead.
So straight up, I think you could just do a bit of commentary on your highlight games and they'd be really helpful. Whether or not you want to do it with a lot of editing and an actual script, or no editing and stream of consciousness, or something in-between, I think they'd be good vids.
For real I'm just greedy for competitive gameplay discussion lmao. You do you & I'm gonna click like either way, good vids 👍
Thanks for the input Tom, I will definitely do this soon. I'm hesitant to do videos like that because I'm not someone who "thinks" a lot when I play. I honestly just rush in and just try to take advantage of opportunities that I see in the moment. But, that is how a lot of higher level dualie players play, so I suppose it would still be worth trying to cover 🤣 thanks again
@@Chase247 you're not giving yourself enough credit. Things you do naturally when reading situations because you've put in the hours require newer players more effort to think about. Prioritising threats, positioning and distance, predicting enemy location, having escape routes inked, utilising cover when refilling etc. Agree it would be cool to see you break down some replays by just pausing and explaining why you did certain things to help others learn different techniques. Even if it's just "I thought I'd get a quick kill here but quickly realised I was surrounded" etc. It's how I learnt competitive TF2 years ago by watching commentaries from higher level players on the choices being made and critiquing their own plays (no one plays perfectly). Keep up the great content 👍
Congrats on the 10k! Super glad to be here
can't wait for your in-depth videos!!! i've been practicing playing tetras and i've deffo been getting better after watching your vids from splatoon 2 and practicing, subconsciously i could feel turret mode when playing but i never actually realized it was a thing 🤡, this weapon is so fun to play with and deffo worth the effort to me personally!!!! 💜
If you're new to the Splatoon series, check out this video where I go over 6 things that new players need to know.
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Dualies are prob one of the best weapon classes rn. Obviously, my favorite are the Dualie Squelchers. Idk why, is it the range? Wave Breaker? The fact we dont need MPU anymore? Whatever reason, they are my favorite.
Also, I have good news. I finally got S+ in Anarchy!
Let's gooo
As a new Splatoon player, when I've been exploring and playing with a variety of weapons, the most wins I've gotten in competitive have almost exclusively been dualies. I love the class. I have also played Sloshing Machine, Hydra and E-Liter quite a lot, but haven't clicked with every weapon from their respective classes like I have with all the Dualies. Currently A rank in competitive with 51 wins on Tetra Dualies, 31 on Dualie Squelchers, and 11 on Splat Dualies (only less on Splat Dualies because they feel noticeably a bit more basic and I wanted to master the learning curve of the others pretty soon after trying out the Splat Dualies) Haven't quite gotten the hang of Dapples or Gloogas yet. I've always leaned towards aggressive assassin type plays in games and I absolutely love sharking 🦈
Awesome video, Chase! :) I'm having so much fun playing my main; the Splat Dualies again! I haven't had this much fun using Dualies in a loooonnnng time.
Omg this is a lifesaver. I wanted to use dualies and I wasn't sure if I should use it bcuz I just got the game and I'm new to it. This channel is got me pumped for playing and ready to use dualies more than ever!
gloogas have been my main since the kensa kit came out in 2, I really enjoy the 2 shots that you get and I really hope we get fizzy back in 3. also I would absolutely love to see a dedicated glooga video from you! I'm always trying to learn and get better
I can't wait to get the more in-depth video on the Splat Dualies. I'm still trying to understand the mindset of Dualies in general.
Check out part 2, where I go over the best gear for each dualie!
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Never thought i'd be a dualie squelchers main, especially considering in splatoon 1 i was a roller main and a octobrush in the 2nd; but i honestly love it
Duelies are my favorite weapons, I’m surprised they aren’t as popular as I thought. Great video!
I just picked up Gloogas because I always saw some cracknuts doing insanely well with them in splatoon 2 X rank so I decided to try them in 3.
This weapon is really really fun despite the learning curve and I can't wait for you to make content about them :)
Hi! Splatoon 2 Shooter player, specifically Jr main here that fell in love with Tetras the first time they saw them, but never mained them. I've known I wanted to main Tetras in Splatoon 3 for months now, and here I go. Looking forward to your dualie content in this game!
this video was great! cant wait for the more in-depth videos, the tetra dualies one back in the day was fire
Iv been playing the Glooga and had no idea about the roll mechanic, thank you XD
Good vid. I just learned about the turret mode and therefore started to play Dualies more, especially Glooga with the KGal kit. I definetly think I could consider other Dualies than just Tetra as weapons, that I use in ranked, especially cuz they r really fun to play.
babe wake up new chase247 video (banger as always 🎉)
I've bought every dualie in preparation for this guide!
I just started splatoon and I got to the point where I could win every game thanks to you chase!❤
Let's go!
Dude I just gotta say your channel is so good. Super informative video, great gamelay and high quality content overall. Def one of my favorite splatoon UA-camrs coming into splatoon 3. Keep it up bro.
Blooga dualies are my#3 next to Splatana wiper and Tri-shot Stringer. They feel super over powered now (with splash wall and booyah bomb) and I felt like a bully using them on day 1. Says a lot about how the clunkier weapons can be slayers with enough dedication. I do love my low tier garbage.
For dapple try putting quick superjump, it's great to go back in action and escape a death sentence and also because we are stuck with beacon since splatoon 2. At least with this you are not stuck in your spawn if one beacon is still alive
I thought I was going to main squelchers but I didn't know tetra dualies still shoot while dodging, makes it so easy to get kills.
It does, but you need to have good aim do manage hitting people during a dodge roll!
This is the first video I’ve seen from you but that intro is so damn good
I'm glad you like it!
Nice video! Recently picked up the Tetras and I’ve been having fun with them. A video on how to play them on each ranked mode would be awesome! Also would like some tips on how/when to use Reef Slider.
I have been playing the game for around 3 weeks and I went from a jump of playing mostly the carbon roller/carbon roller deco to the Dark/Light Tetras and it is such a good time honestly, they are so fun
Thanks man, I'm still very new to splatoon series trying to find my main. Almost 5 starred neo sploosh but I heard it sucks in the meta whatever that is (I'm an older head lol). I'm decent with dualies so I want to try them out more and when I caught your 50 series in a row video I knew you were the guy to learn from
I used the dapple dualies and dualie squelches since Splatoon 2. And I got to say they do feel better.
I'm a casual player who has found the most success with Squelcher Dualies. So I'm looking at vidteo to try to improve and get the most out of them.
ive been a dualie main since i started playing splatoon years ago, and i main dapples in 3! this is the first video ive seen that mentions dapples in a positive light and that makes me very happy lol, every other video i see with them mentioned just says they suck
I used to main tetras in splatoon 2. but have been running the splst dualies and now im starting to try the dapple. i love the balanced nature of the splat. but I also love the quickness of the dapple.
great video, learned more about dualies, now I can use this knowledge to splat more of them
The moment we all have been waiting for! ^^
Tbh for me now I use the gloogas because I just really like the damage and the range it’s just so nice
Thanks for the vid it helped my pick my weapon, dark tetra improved my game heavily, was using dual squelch
The Dualies where a main I used in Splat 2 and they were pretty fun!
They are a lot more fun in Splatoon 3 now! Dualies for close combat and Crab Tank against people at long range, like those pesky chargers always standing at one spot-
Ive used dualies in splatoon 2 and now im tetra dualies main in splatoon 3. Ive never noticed this diferences. Nice vid by the way😊
I just want my Enperrys back man. I was unstoppable with those curling bombs!
Been a dark tetra dualie main since splatoon 2, its nice to see a bit of recognition lol
Congrats on 10k subs :3
I knew that you got an accuracy boost after a dodge roll but i didnt know it lasted indefinitley i always just assumed it only lasted as long as the recovery frames took. I also didn't know the rate of fire increased. I've only used turret mode for split seconds because thats as long as i thought it lasted! Thanks for the vid this is a game changer!
My first time playing was the splatoon 3 splatfest and the Tetra Dualies were the only ones that clicked with me. I can’t even use the other ones now. Also I’m a huge Reefslider fan too so.
Coming back here after seeing your video on the dapples and I was hooked with how fun they looked (I used the T-Tek in splat 2, I was very skeptical with the range and the mpu meta at the time) so when I saw the vid on how good the dapples can be I looked at this video and took the advice and man I love the dapples, my current main next to Tri Stringer and hit S rank recently thanks to the Dapples, so thanks for this guide on the duelies
Appreciate the breakdown, incredibly helpful!!!!!
Just recently got the Tetra dualies, playing with them.
Looking forward to the Glooga guide, I’ve always been interested in them but they really aren’t easy to use
I like the glooga and usually get 10 kill games with it
I didn't know dualies had a turret mode. I never really played them much in S2 but I'm going to give them another shot. I look forward to your future dualie videos
The game is terrible at explaining how they work. Before seeing this video, I genuinely thought the post-dodge mode was only supposed to last a split-second. I never even considered not moving, especially with such an inherently mobile weapon.
Daaaaang
Homie’s looking John Wick on those targets @4:16
I can barely pull off aim like that on mouse and keyboard 😅
John Wick 🤣🤣
Literally came here to figure out how to use the Gloogas in the current Salmon Run rotation lmfao, I hadn’t figured out that turret mode did so much more damage, so knowing that will make them SUPER powerful to kill things like Steel Eels and Steelheads. Gotta get that practice in.
Honestly I’m so glad dualies are good now, I love them too much and always debated maining them in 2 but gave up cuz I didn’t think it was worth it. Nows my chance to shine with them~
I love the dualies, out of my 40+ rounds in Splatoon 3, around half of my victories are with Dark Tetra dualies and when I saw the
Glooga my brain just said, Dualies with booyah bomb = perfection, I should’ve gotten the hydra splatling.
(Fun fact; technically the dualies where half introduced in Splatoon 1, with the Dual Squelcher)
They must have changed something about the dapples, I don't know what, but in splatoon 2 I never really liked the dapples even when I was amazing at them but I play them for one match in 3 and i was immediately like "Jesus christ these are so fun I have to main these"
And I do, now that I use them this much I realize how well they fit my playstyle.
Because MPU, Ink Armor, and Ray no longer exist and Missiles is far less common than it was in 2.
The dualies didnt really worked for me until now but I will try them again with these tips :D
Well done this video is great you’ll go far!
I am a Korean who entered Splatoon 3. I was deeply impressed by your tetra play. I'm playing while translating your video. I want to be a tetra player like you. Please continue to make great videos!
Thank you for watching!
Tetras give me a God complex
I’m a dualie squelchers main and know now how to use them and the rest of them!
Thanks bro I was coming from the OG Splatoon on the Wii U this helped a lot
Watching your videos, I am inspired to master this weapon class. Keep on making awesome content gameplays!
Gloogas have such an odd place for me.
I unlocked them in 2, played them, HATED them, got an mpu build that let it 2 shot with a turret and a spread shot, mained it, saw mpu was gone, decided to drop it for 3, played it anyway, and now it's over half of my matches in 3.
Yay i love your guides :)
Really enjoyed this guide! I've picked up the Dualie Squelchers in Splatoon 3 and really like them for having decent paint output while also being able to out-range all the Aerosprays and N-Zaps in Turf War. I didn't know about turret mode, as I didn't really use Dualies much in Splatoon 2, so this is good information! Looking forward to a more in-depth guide on the squelchers.
Jeez your aiming is so smooth I can't tell whether you're using motion or sticks... looks more like a mouse than anything
Motion!! Trust me that isn't possible on sticks 🤣
the start of the video has shown me that i am only now learning crab tank has 2 different kinds of shots you can do… Ive been missing out on half its kit
LOL yep, press R to use the bomb mode on it
Dualies with the new squid rolls are so fun to use. Also finally mpu is gone 😀
Even though I don’t play dualies like at all, Glooga Dualies are my favorite.
watching your gameplay straight up makes me dizzy 🙇♂️ hope to be as insane as you one day
Dualie Squelcher is my favourite
I loved the Dual Squelchers in Splatoon 2, because of the dodgeroll AND the Tenta missiles it had, like best kill combo out there. There were a few other Squelcher Type Dualies in Splatoon 2, where as here in 3 there is just the 1 so far. However in 3, even tho it doesn't have tenta (currently) the weapon itself is very good (as stated). You did forget to mention that the Squelchers also have improved Range over all the other types, not as far as the single version, but still can fling that ink pretty far.
What do you mean at the end there? Dualie Squelchers are tied for the most range with Glooga Dualies in turret mode.
@@Chase247 Squelchers don't need to use dodge mode to do that, they just are that range. As you showed in your video, they are accurate regardless of mode but you did not mention their range over the others. Also Glooga requires you to dodge to get the range and they still suffer from poor(er) accuracy.
In Splatoon 2, Sheldon explains the Squelcher to you about its longer range but low RoF to compensate. The rage of the base squelcher is pretty long, close to a charger. The Dualie version had the boosted range (not as far as the base) with slightly worse accuracy to compensate that you had two. They also weren't the best painters for coverage either, but that was a minor issue to deal with.
Now Dualies were new in Splatoon 2 and were quite strong due to the dodge roll, I abused the fuck out of that too LOL. The Dualie Squelchers would get kills that other dualies wouldn't because of the extra range. That and one of the kits had Tenta missiles in it that I just loved.
Currently I am liking the REF-LUX bow, it paints like mad, high RoF for a bow and its charge is very quick too. A great mid range bow that, if you land a charged shot, can one hit kill (all 3 need to hit) or be very close to that a quick tap afterwards will finish them off.
@@SirLANsalot I mean, with glooga dualies you are dodge rolling 95% of the time to kill someone, you should only be using spread mode to paint as I said in the video. So I consider it to basically have the same range as squelchers lol
Remember, this is just a basic guide, there were plenty more things I could have said for every dualie. But those will all come later with the individual guides.
Maybe you could do a video about the gear system? I understand the basic concept, but what does the star system mean? What gear helps which weapons best? What does object shredder actually do? I'm not asking you to answer me specifically, but I think this would make a good video or videos.
Adding this to my list!
The duality of man that mains Dualies:
Splatoon 2: Dual Squelchers main
Splatoon 3: Dapple Dualies main
Something that I think should have been covered in this video too was the sub and special combinations that they come with. The regular Dualies are the most balanced of the bunch with damage output and tankiness (Looking at you Crab Tank), oddly enough Dapples is the most supportive and team cooperative with Beacons and Tacticooler (although you can EASILY just plop the Tacticooler for yourself and just go HAM. Oh and by the way, Tacticooler's effects can get upgraded with the Super Up ability, so I recommend getting a main ability Super Up if you like the Dapples), the Dual Squelchers in my opinion got arguably worse with the weapon layout; you have the normal Splat Bombs, sure, but Wave Breaker...man oh man Wave Breaker. It may be a way to split a team up, but honestly Dual Squelchers aren't a pick off weapon unlike the rest of the Dualies, they require you to be in the way and use the dodge rolls as maneuverability while keeping that range. And as much as there is a mechanic that isn't really talked about in this video with this specific Dualies (where you can literally wait a few seconds while in turret mode and just dodge roll again and it will refresh the dodge roll counter), this is the Dualies in my opinion that uses ALOT of ink, so Ink Saver (Main) is a MUST on this weapon to be optimal. The Gloogas, I never could get used to, simply because of their clunky nature, but this feels like way more of a defensive set up for a pair of dualies than it should be. Splat Walls aren't really an aggressive sub weapon, and Booyah Bomb is so easy to predict where it's going most of the time, and half the time it doesn't even kill you. And finally, the Tetras. I know people that can go HAM with this weapon, but the low damage output on this thing is very unappealing to me, plus I find that there are much better mobility options than four dodge rolls, even if you can keep shooting while rolling, but this is also a weapon that caters to a specific playstyle, and I respect it. Autobombs are some of the most annoying sub weapons, and for very good reason. Combo that with Reefslider, and it caters to a specific way of being hyper aggressive, which again, I respect.
If I had to rank the Dualies of Splatoon 3 as of this video, it would be this:
1. Dapple Dualies
2. Regular Dualies
3. Tetra Dualies
4. Dual Squelchers
5. Glooga Dualies
Surprised to see dapples at the top!
I would argue the Dapples as a standalone main weapon is just like the Aerospray, and since I mained the Aerospray in Splatoon 1, it just felt more natural, though I should definitely try to get into the Dual Squelchers again. The mechanics are hard to get back used to though.
11:02 Oh Dang
I cant believe I just found out about turret mode, I just assumed you had a limited amount of time before your shots go back to normal
I would love to see a video about the tetras! I've been a dark tetras main since they came out but I swear they've gotten harder to use 😅
Edit: Just saw you have a splatoon 2 guide for them, I'll def be watching that
You should also do a video on advanced dualie techniques! (Unless you have done one already...)
Picked up the tetras in Splat 2 and never looked back
Gives me that Armored Core boost strafing gameplay
Tetra dualies are main but still this is really enjoyable, thanks as always Chase! :)
EDIT: How did you start your professional Splatoon gameplay, just curious.
I played a lot of league battle in Splatoon 2 and someone reached out to me and asked me to be on their team!
Picked up the gloogas during the splatfest for fun. Only issue I'm facing is accidentally rolling in front of my wall.
If you roll forward from right where you throw it, you'll end up directly behind the splash wall
@@Chase247 Nice tip !
I haven't played splatoon since 2018. Used the dapple nouveaus 24/7, got to S+, and just stopped playing. I've been finding it hard to gain my skill back, been trying out all the dualies. Maybe I need to stick with the dapples.
THE NEW INTRO LETS GOOOO
Hahaha it's not new actually, it's a special theme I use for "high effort" videos
As soon as i unlocked dual squelchers in 2 i fell in love with them because my other main the luna blaster was way higher in the levels so i had to compromise