Miitopia rock paper scissors archive#

This probably means that we could change Face Colourings in the Makeup screen. Plus, the white isn't part of the Mii Maker. The same goes for the mii to the right of her, and for that Mii it's far more noticiable. I noticed that, but what he noticed was that the Mii's face colour didn't match the colour of their hands and legs. He found something I didn't notice- in the line of Miis at the end of the Makeup part, there is a Mii at the far right with a white face.

Miitopia rock paper scissors archive#

One last thing- I was watching the archive of YouTuber Failboat's reaction stream, and he actually did an analysis of the trailer at the end of it. I didn't include any horse-related scenes. Oh, and I am clueless on how the horse feature works, so don't ask me on that. Plus, the food in the middle, the Plectrum Nachos, is actually only available in the Post-Game.

Finally, there's the scene with all of the Miis going Hooray around a dinner table.

Again, I don't think that'll carry over into the game. Again- you can't change jobs until after arriving at Karkaton.

When showing off the horse for the first time, the Cat is actually a Theif in that scene.

I think this was only done for the trailer and won't carry over into the game.

There's a Cat in Greenhorne, and the team seems to stay the same through every scene- even though you should have a different job and team in those scenes, like in Neksdor.

When showing off a line of Miis after the Makeup bit, I notice that some of them have different facial details, specifically the guy on the right, and the pink-haired girl.

What that is is beyond me- maybe it's a placeholder? They can't be different options- they not only make no sense, but they are the same in 2 selections.

There are also shapes at the bottom of the Eyelash and Lipstick selection.

They also seem to colour as a gradient, but rewatching it I con't see any proof of that, as in an actual colour select for which colour in the gradient to change, so I might be wrong.

You can colour the Wigs by Hue, Saturation and Brightness.

However, they must be treated as different because the Miis have the wigs on in the Inn, where hats are supposed to be removed.

There are no hats shown after the wigs were added, and looking at some of the hairstlyes there they wouldn't fit on the hair.

I'm pretty sure you can't wear a Hat if the Mii has a Wig.

The number goes upwards as they add more makeup to the Mii, so maybe that's a limit? If so, the limit seems awfully high, so maybe it's a global limit for Makeup on all Miis in the game? That still feels weird to me.

Also on that screen, there's a number at the top that says вЂ0/100вЂ™.

Check Expression I'm assuming is to change the facial expression of the Mii to see what it looks like with those expressions, which is cool. Edit Mii is self explanatory, and it was in the original game.

There's also Check Expression and Edit Mii on that screen.

I have no idea what comes under Other though. Most of these are self-explanatory, either because they are directly shown or you can see their effects on other Miis in the trailer.

When pausing on the Makeup Screen, you can see the categories: Eyes, Eyelashes, Eye Shadow, Blush, Lipstick, Eyebrows and Other.

X now opens the battle menu, for Sprinkles and the Safe Spot, as you can see in the battle scenes.

I though the game looked good for a 3DS game, and now it looks way better. I've watched it a lot, and I noticed a few things. So, about the announcement trailer for Miitopia on the Switch. Despite it being somewhat annoying, it really feels like she cares about the rest of the party's wellbeing, and I love that. Oh yeah, and when my Mage puts me to sleep so I can heal up even though I have HP Sprinkles to spare and was about to use an attack. And when my Warrior goes for a spin attack and finishes off the enemy without batting an eyelid at the rest of her team being on 1 HP. It's kinda funny and really fits the personalities I was going for with them. If I'm being honest, I don't care when my Pop Stars use Love Song instead of attacking the enemy. Plus, it gives the game character.Agreed completely.

It makes me feel a lot more like the team leader, rather then just the team itself- and I love it when I get into a tough battle and I have to manipulate what they are going to do in order to win.

Which, with this game's focus on relationships, is fitting. When your allies move from their own accord, it actually makes them feel more like allies and helps me develop a bond with them. Bluebatstar wrote:I don't know how many people agree with this, but I actually really like how you only get to control your own character.