Gem, X rank competitive Splatoon 2 player, breaks down the different kinds combat movement options that Splatoon 2 doesn't tutorialize at all.

Slight correction: the Nautilus doesn't need to have a full charge to be able to swim and maintain its charge. It can swim with a partial charge and still pop up and fire it. Thanks to Cyborus for pointing this out!

Special thanks to Brock.com, a top 500 player who will be featured in the upcoming "How to Get Top 500" video, for fact-checking the script!
Find him at BrockDotCom on YouTube and Twitch and @yorwie on Twitter!

Outro Music: Doki Doki Literature Club! (Main Theme) by Dan Salvato & his team (Dan has said he does not copyright claim his music; if its use is a problem in any way, contact us and we'll take it down right away.)

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0:00 Introduction
0:28 What "Strafing" Means
1:50 Sub-Strafing
3:23 Splat 3 Thoughts & Cat
3:49 Main-Strafing/Shot-Strafing
6:13 Jumping & Shooting
10:12 Movement in Unpainted Areas
11:53 Weapons That Won't Shot-Strafe
14:21 Mode-Specific Options
15:10 Dan Salvato Shoutout

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