Splatoon 3

What officially changed

All changes apply to both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch. Game Content Adjustments Changes to Multiplayer Players will now gain a Flow Aura when they do well in battle, such as when they defeat opponents consecutively within a short period of time. The Flow Aura lasts for a short time. While their Flow Aura persists, its duration will be extended slightly whenever the player defeats an opponent or their teammates defeat an opponent that the player damaged. When a player gains a Flow Aura or extends the duration of their Flow Aura, the ground at that player’s feet will be inked with their color. While a Flow Aura persists, the Run Speed Up, Swim Speed Up, Ink Resistance Up, and Intensify Action abilities will be applied. Continuously getting assists with your allies or inking territory during battles will make it more likely to gain a Flow Aura when defeating opponents. When an ally or opponent has taken damage, that player’s approximate remaining health will now be displayed. Opponents’ remaining health will display for approximately three seconds immediately after taking damage. When the main part of an opponent’s body is not visible, such as when they are behind terrain or swimming in ink, their remaining health will not display. When things like Thermal Ink or the Point Sensor are revealing an opponent’s position, their remaining health will display even if the player cannot see them. Slightly decreased collision-detection size for players in swim form to make it harder for opponents’ attacks to hit. Expanded collision-detection size for each main weapon’s attacks to make it easier to hit opponents with attacks. Also made it so that the shorter the weapon’s shot flight distance, the greater the increase to collision-detection size will be. Wh