It takes two hits, unless they're previously inked, to take them down where the Splat roller will simply roll them over. If you prefer rolling other players over, the Carbon is not for you. It really depends what you like about rollers. It's sort of like having a brush because of how fast it is, but it puts down more ink then a brush would by simply moving forward. It's a lot faster and the ink storm can really turn a Turf War around if played strategically. The regular Splat Roller is always the easiest option to get into. Useful Links Splatoon 3 FAQ Squad Search Server Status Looking for more Splatoon related communities? /r/Splatoon Discord Squidboards Inkipedia, the Splatoon Wiki Special Thanks! Please visit the official /r/splatoon rules page for more information, or contact the moderators for further explanation. If a considerable amount of time has passed and your submission has not been checked, contact us on Modmail.
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