Feb 19, 2022
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Hey there, don’t mind me randomly posting to this old dead account :3
Just a pic I’m proud of
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So someone told me to use Stealth Jump this was my response to it
Squid Beacons are a great way to get back to a location from anywhere, even if allies aren’t there, so you’ll want to place them in places where they can’t be reached and shot down easily. Remember, though, sneaky as you may be in placing them, they always show up on your enemy’s minimap, so they might be waiting.
When dealing with placed Squid Beacons, however, remember that there is no sign that someone might be Super Jumping to it. You might destroy one that someone’s already on their way to, so watch your back for a few seconds afterwards. You don’t want to spend time getting rid of a beacon only to get splatted by someone who was already on their way to it, after all.
You can also use Squid Beacons as a small shield. They don’t have much health, and if you’re too close you’ll get hit anyway, but it might turn the tides of battle, particularly in Tower Control.
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