Stick is only used for turning. All the precise aiming should be done with the motion.

The Kraken was a very poorly conceived special in Splatoon 1, and Garage learned from it. All of the new specials are really well balanced.

You can currently only use the app for private matches in the online lobby. They really need to add a little more to it.

It can be done in the lobbies, just only during league battle.

That's not the point with Bellamy. His whole story this season is searching for that redemption after royally fucking everything up last season. In The premiere Kane said "Do better today than you did yesterday and before you know it, you're a different person". Bellamy took that too far to heart and has been…

Radioactive was kinda a season 1 thing. It was used to treat effect in season 3 as well to be a kind of retrospective piece. The music choices have all been really good and they have always chosen really poignant so he that fit the mood and theme of a scene to a T. Even Radioactive back in season 1 fit the scene it…

He actually was one of the redshift who survived the first season. He got punched/slapped by Bellamy in the one of the episodes. Can't remember which one though.

That search for humanity is apparently what season 5 is going to be about. There's a natural progression to stories and they needed to deal with the CoL after introducing it in season 2. Then they had to deal with the nuclear fallout this season. Next season is about rebuilding and how do you live with yourself after…

I dont remember any mention if that at all. All I remember was Cage wanting to get his people out of the mountain as quickly as possible because they believed that they were the only ones who should.

More like they didn't want to wait for the marrow to regenerate. Simply out, they were impatient. If this works, then they do still have a little time to make the injections and gather more without having to kill the donor(s).

You forget that Pike is still alive.

Emotions will make you do some crazy, irrational stuff; right now, Bellamy is acting on his emotions and not acting rationally.

He does have a conscience, but at some point emotions overrule it. He is clearly conflicted, he doesn't like what he is doing, but he does it because he believes that that is what is best. The fact that he does have a conscience is what is driving him to do this stuff. He blames himself for all of the deaths,…

To add to that point about always putting on a brave face, Bellamy never shows his emotions. The only other time he has actually shown anything remotely close to that was Day Trip when he came to terms with his part in the Culling. I can guarantee that if we go watch the rest of the third season, we will see that…

It makes perfect sense though. Lexa has always been to be a good general who doesn't rush into a losing battle. Yes, they have thousands of soldiers, but the Skaikru is much more heavily fortified, much more heavily armed, and they superior technology. Clarke makes a very good point when she says not to attack, as it…

What about strapping him down and drilling for his bone marrow? I never thought I would want that to happen to someone, but he deserves it for what he just did. Plus it would be kinda poetic given his similarities to Cage from last seasons.

Gina was a misstep, I feel like they should have done a couple here or there in episode 3 to set it all up because it does require you to really look to find the motivations. It's definitely there though.

I disagree, while last week I did feel that it wasn't adequately explained, the explanations that Bellamy gave in that "discussion" make perfect sense. The reactions too. Bellamy has never really been the type of person to show his emotions, it's only ever happened one other time, he tries to put on this stoic persona…

They still have flashbacks to tell the story. These writers have too consistently good to make this kind of a blunder. They will flesh her character out more.

Nope, Floukru is Luna's clan. The Boat People.