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Splatfest time again March edition

For those of you on this blog that are not aware I am a huge fan of nintendos thirdperson shooter, SPLATOON2 (and splatoon 1 but right now I don't own a wiiu, stuck with #2)

Mentioned earlier this week, there will be holding another monthly splatfest tournament going on.

This months topic of debate is "Which came first,  the chicken or the egg?"  With players able to choose which side of the argument they're on, and fight for  their appropriate side.

 The Splatfest will take place:

3/9 (Fri) 8:00 p.m. PT – 3/10 (Sat) 8:00 p.m. PT 

For those who have never taken part in a splatfest, it is a turf war style battle, with the normal two battle fields rotating plus the mysterious shifty station map.
Overall rankings are done via most single join battles joined, most team battles (pre arranged team battles, not to be confused with normal match making)  and the popularity vote of which team got choose the most.

Different ranks are earned depending on how many matches you play during the splatfest giving you different titles which stay on your profile, such as "chicken defender" etc, with gender pronouns being provided according to your squiddo.
 

Goodluck out there people and play hard.

Signing off
Balloonicorn
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