To an extent, I do. Patience is more reactive, but I also think it's a starting point/foundation for taking feedback and improving in general.

Also, it's a movement thing when there's little ink on the map or an immediate threat, I swear 🙏. Intensify helps a lot with how I move, to put it mildly 😅.

Flexibility and balance are such big factors. That, and tunnel vision, is such a bad habit that really needs to be covered more.

It for sure dissipates as one improves, but it'll still be there in some manner no matter what.

A really underrated thing to learn early on imo. I think that can tie into relevancy and patience, too.

In my own words, which may expand on your thought, Splatoon 3 is a game of taking space as quickly as possible while being able to hold it for as long as possible.

For sure. They don't realize how much time they have on defence to do those things.

People should think the same way on offence to an extent where you can step away from pressure during a push instead of trying to get a few extra points. (Unless it's a do-or-die situation).

It makes me wince a little whenever I see it in replays during sessions. By not recognizing the changes in game states, many opportunities are missed, and so many deaths happen that could've been avoided in the first place.

Nonetheless, I agree and think that it's something that's overlooked.

I swear having a proper mindset is half the battle at improving, so I totally agree.

If your thoughts and energy are taken up by frustration, then where is there room for learning and reflection?

With how unique Splatoon is, I definitely agree. Regarding specials, the sooner one learns how to use them/how they work and basic timing, the better. They’re just THAT important at any point in a match.