I occasionally commentate Splatoon matches. I am by no means an expert, but I enjoy entertaining people and I especially enjoying hyping up Splatoon tournaments. As an admin for the Oceanink Series (a big tournament for teams in the Oceanink region that is run a couple of times a year)…

I run casual LANs for my local Splatoon community, where people can just rock up on the day and I put them into pick-up teams. Rather than just assign teams randomly, I usually take 20-30 minutes to try to make semi-balanced teams. …

Spend much time around the competitive community and you will quickly see and hear people talking about “scrims”. Scrims are a great tool for improving as a team but they can also be quite confusing at first. …

Are you from Australia, New Zealand (NZ) or South-East Asia (SEA) and play Splatoon 2? Are you interested in playing competitively? If so, I would highly recommend considering entering the Oceanink Series! Although, I’m a bit biased — I’m one of the admins. Oceanink Squids is the community for Splatoon…

Much as we all try to schedule matches at a time to suit everyone, sometimes things happen and suddenly a match has to be cancelled. Sometimes that means a team needs to forfeit, but other times it may be possible to defer the match. …

I have been running LANs for a bit over a year now. I have learned a lot in that time, especially since the first LAN I attended was also the first LAN I ran! It was terrifying and exciting and one of the best things I’ve ever done. So, how…