Can't figure out how to add a photo, but I made a decent Captain Falcon. 55Y6WVX, go wild.
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@Snatcher Eyes you can work with a lot better, especially since most anime characters have big eyes the eye makeup will cover up the original. (with eye shadow going behind the eyes) Yeah, with Korosensei I couldn't find a way to hide the nose...so that's the best I can do...Technically his nose does look like that, they're just right under his eyes and are much smaller instead, ah well. lol
That said...Maes Hughes, lol. Holy crap this was probably harder to do than Korosensei's mouth. xD
EDIT: And lastly, Imadori from School Rumble, I'm done until I need a new batch of characters in the story. lol
I'm not sure if my last reply went through or not (I'm new to this lol), but I just wanted to find people who are also playing Miitopia. I recently played it on stream, and am planning on playing it again today at 3PM EST (https://twitch.tv/hauta). I'm in need of more variety in my miis, so if anyone would like to drop by and send their codes, or to just stick around and enjoy the stream, feel free to do so!! ^u^
Any tips on making good miis with the makeup feature? I got the game and wanted to make Ashe from FE3H in it but do not know how.
Fire Emblem Three Houses is my favorite game
Ashe is the best character in FE:3H
Waluigi For Smash
The game I want most on switch is a new WarioWare (Welp. we got that!)
My favorite movie is Toy Story 3
My concept for a Miitopia special edition switch! My photoshopping skills aren't the best but I really tried to make this look cool. It's a white switch with a purple tint and silhouettes of characters and monsters from the game.
@LatsaSpege ....I can't really explain or help you here...you just, gotta really think outside of the box with all the shapes you're given. As well as layering helps, but yeah, anime-style characters are tricky to deal with, but are possible. Maybe there's some videos out there that shows off someone creating a character, maybe you could learn some tricks there?
Anyways, after playing MH Rise and unlocking the final quest (...and failing at it, lol), I switched back over to this game and made a new anime character. Yeah, her eyes bug me here as well, but...she's alright, maybe I'll figure something out later.
My Monster Hunter Rise Gameplay
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzirEG5duST1bEJi0-9kUORu5SRfvuTLr
Discord server: https://discord.gg/fGUnxcK
Keep it PG-13-ish.
@SKTTR : I have two main Miis who I almost always use in battle, and the other two I take into battle are from among the remaining eight.
My pattern is, whenever I hit Level 50, I switch to a new class and start fresh (your Max levels will be retained if you switch back later), with my two main Miis taking priority, and to avoid the risk of wasting gold, I'll typically buy every single item for the two main Miis whenever they switch to a new class (but only the legendary items for everybody else, plus at least one cosmetic weapon/outfit each). You can buy items more quickly (and not have to navigate through the menus from scratch) if you buy items for your Miis if they aren't a member of a particular class yet. So, say you want to change to a Mage class, but your Mii is currently at the Warrior class, you should buy all of the Mage items while they are still in the Warrior class before changing over.
I also try to collect every food item (where practical) so that all of my Miis can taste each food item at least once. While some of my Miis have achieved 99 in certain stats, I'm trying to balance things out so that I make the best use of the food I have. My main Miis typically receive priority in that regard though (so that they can better protect the Miis based on younger relatives). I also change the other eight Miis' classes when they reach level 50, but because I have two main Miis, they will typically have maxed out two or three classes by the time the remaining eight have maxed out one.
I'm also trying to ensure that the relationships are balanced, so, when I receive outing tickets, I prioritise the lowest level relationships. At the moment, the lowest level in my team are Level 55), and and once all couples have achieved the next support level (I'm currently aiming for all members to achieve Level 60), I'll shuffle the couples so that they can achieve the next support levels with everybody else.
I have unlocked everything except for the monsters (the remaining ones can only be found by traveler quests and the final tower, which I am yet to take on).
I'm just annoyed that they haven't done anything about the gold situation, as it's easy to wind up with an excess of it once you have unlocked all of the costumes, and there's nothing else to spend it on. It would have awesome if we could have redeemed gold for game/outing tickets and/or even food...
I have 242/273 Medals (89% progress)
Monster Kill Count: 9438
All weapons / gear.
Every Mii MAX Level 50. Main Mii now at his 5th job/class.
Every Mii at 40+ hearts. Main Mii at MAX 99 hearts with 4 characters + horse.
Reached the top of the Tower of Doom (7th floor) with best team and got crushed.
I also feed every Mii every food and then give them all their favourites.
As for money, in the endgame it seems you always have just enough money to have 4 Miis equipped with the legendary weapon and outfit. I also use strategies so that all Miis continuously gain something.
I really like this game. But I would make an update with more levels, and turbo mode enabled without holding the speed up button. There are also suspicious empty spaces for more new classes/jobs.
@SKTTR : I have 90% medals. Most of the remaining ones are easily obtainable, but I am taking my time with them as I have been trying to raise my team’s stats and relationships (mostly) equally.
Monster kill count has recently exceeded 9999 (I was hoping the Switch version would have added an extra digit to the counter). All weapons and gear. Two main Miis on their 6th or 7th jobs now. Secondary Miis on their second or third (I can’t recall) approaching their next job as they’re all reaching Level 50. I beat the Tower of Dread (surprisingly) on my first attempt. I never managed to beat it in the 3DS version though. I won’t even bother trying to attempt the Tower of Despair until stats and relationships are mostly maxed out. At least 61+ relationship between all characters (everyone is 99 with the horse). I am currently hoarding food (I want to get to around 1000 items) and will start gorging them once I’ve stockpiled either 500 or 1000 dishes. I use game tickets when the odds for obtaining rare food is high (extra outing tickets are always welcome too). I also like to have at least one pop star in the team between level up cycles for repairing relationships.
I was hoping that the Switch version would have included some additional areas and content, so, I was a little disappointed. I loved the game enough the first time around to enjoy doing it all over again though. Here’s hoping that a sequel will expand on the concept further and alleviate some of the more repetitive elements of the original.
Well, I really hope they put out at least a surprise content update, like they did with New Pokémon Snap, Game Builder Garage, Mario Golf and many other new Switch games recently.
I appreciate how longevity is extended by goals such as the superhard towers and achievement medals (some of them are crazy time consuming though), and I like how the repetition of grinding (same stages over and over again) is kinda minimized by having 3 "new" random missions every day.
But I will say that around the 90% completion mark, the game begins with long stretches of introducing almost nothing new.
I can give it only a 9/10, because 10/10's are reserved for games that are fun all the way through, but Miitopia's last stretch has turned into busywork. I wish that part would let you unlock some perks, like gaining +% on food items and exp from enemies, so that it doesn't take forever to get all your stats to 99. Also, Miitopia for Switch was a new game for me (I have only played the 3DS and Switch demos before).
After 135 hours of playtime I still have some questions:
1. I never used any of the salt shakers. Are they limited resources or can I spam them? How do they refill?
2. I played the Stone Paper Scissors game once (I won but I don't like to depend on luck so I never played again). Is there any strategy to it?
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