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Please review this, Mr. Koro.
Mio Zatsudan 24-09-2022
>Noon stream
It's an extremely unusual time for Mio to stream and as a result she's already gotten a lot of things wrong like forgetting the noon greeting. She's been extremely busy lately that she hasn't been able to do anything. Tomorrow (Sunday) was no different, she's going to have to get up early and will have appointments until night*. Because of this unusual time, she's been seeing newcomers' comments. Mio then jokes about how regulars are going to comment 初見です now that she's acknowledged new viewers, to which someone commented 常連です and Mio laughed at their honesty.

>Health and Cartilage
Mio thanks chat for telling her to rest well and watch her health. People keep worrying about her left thumb's cartilage but she tells everyone not to worry about it because, well, it's just not there anymore. That being said she is trying to balance her health and splatoon addiction. Her hand does hurt lately so she's been icing it in bed. Normally she'd play EDF as substitute but she wants to progress with Miofa on-stream so she's holding out as best she can. She really doesn't want to get a surgery for her thumb.

>Splatoon
Mio tries to play every day whenever she can to get her normal and Salmon Run ranks up, but hasn't progressed that much in ranked matches. Despite the rank struggle, Mio's completed other in-game contents, like the campaign(Hero Mode) and its hidden stages. She really wanted the special Tableturf emote but her left hand stung so she played exclusively with her right hand. Though after getting the emote she hasn't touched it once because the opponents were unbelievably strong.
Mio has been invited to play Splatoon on-stream and off-stream a lot. Just last night for example, Mio was invited by Okayu but she needed enough rest for the next day so she only played until 3 AM. Then slept for 7 hours, woke up and played Splatoon again, ranking up for the Splatfest, until the stream.
Later Mio talks about cheaters in Splatoon and how they're able to shoot Supers like the Tenta Missiles infinitely. Mio wonders where's the fun in that because they'll only get their accounts banned.
Mio doesn't think there were these many cheaters back on Splatoon 2. Splatoon 3 seems to have more bugs and weird gameplay elements too like the umbrella not functioning properly (and the now fixed Bloblobber 3rd and 4th bubbles having ridiculously tiny hitboxes). Mio is sure they'll all be fixed eventually including the server errors which she thinks is more to do with the game's popularity.
Speaking of balances and changes, Mio remarks the Bloblobber feels sluggish now compared to 2. She thinks it could also just be other weapons being stronger now. A comment pops up saying "But doesn't the Bloblobber have a longer range than even the charger-type weapons?" but Mio disagrees saying it's one of those things where when the opponent uses a certain thing in a game, it's always effective but when you use it yourself you could never figure it out. Mio believes different maps are innately advantageous (or disadvantageous) for certain weapons. There's also your teammates skill and weapons. Mio does believe Sloshing Machine is currently very strong and it's going to be nerfed soon because of its overall strength. She sympathizes to the feeling of getting your favorite weapon nerfed but that's just how it goes sometimes. Learning a new weapon afterwards can be really hard, and Mio agrees as she's struggling to play with the E-liter and other charger-type weapons.