POV: Competitive Splatoon player going off the deep end
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There’s something oddly soothing about Wavebreaker in Splatoon.
You drop it down, and it emits gentle, rhythmic pulses.
It’s not just about utility. It’s about the feel—the satisfaction of placing it just right, the sense that even in the chaos, you’ve carved out a little space of your own.
You drop it down, and it emits gentle, rhythmic pulses.
It’s not just about utility. It’s about the feel—the satisfaction of placing it just right, the sense that even in the chaos, you’ve carved out a little space of your own.
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