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@Lovelyfox123 I say 2ds as I play it on a 2ds; I know it was never made for the 2ds. I just pray the 3ds game on a 2ds. Sorry for confusing
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In the UK mother's day was last month. :)
On the 2ds, it's Hamburger ✨️✨️
@Hunterfan7 Glad to hear it! :)
@OrangeKirbyGuy That's true! Isn't that pretty rare?
@Ronin2648 I agree with @Tired Blupi . Good luck, for when you get there!
Dark Sun is like the Darkest Lord, but to beat it you HAVE to be Level 50. Otherwise, you'll get mauled to death.
Hi all,
Here are my tips for the Tower of Dread! (For the 2ds version of Miitopia)
1. HAVE A MIXED TEAM. It may be tempting to plonk a whole team of heavy hitters in a melee battle, but bring along some healers and mixed-skill fighters as well. When I challenged the Tower, I used a team of Imp, Cleric, Vampire, and Mage, but other combinations will work as well.
2. MAKE SURE YOU'VE LEVELLED UP. A LOT. Since the Tower of Dread is an escalation battle, lower-level Miis will struggle to fight bosses like the Dark Sun and King of Hounds. I'd recommend Miis of at least Level 40 or above; my main Mii was Level 47 when I first beat the Tower.
3. SAVE YOUR SPRINKLES. Your sprinkles, especially your Life Sprinkle, are of a limited number. You should only really use them if your healer is down, or the Mii that can revive others is down. Self-sustaining Miis, such as Imp or Flower, need less input when it comes to healing anyway. Plus, there's still such thing as HP Bananas!!
4. SAFE SPOT STRATEGY. The Safe Spot is there for you when you've ran out of Sprinkles, or when your Mii is affected with an incurable Status Condition. Healing takes up an entire turn, and only 1 Mii can go in the Safe Spot at a time. However, it also enables the Mii to avoid any attack while they are sat in the Spot. Use it when you need to- especially in later fights!
5. BRING SOMEONE FROM THE HUB. The Traveller's Hub is a place where you can accept quests from people, with the prospect of a big reward. Some of these NPCs will accompany you on your journey, meaning you'll have a 5-Mii party. The higher level the NPC, the more power you'll have. Plus, Monsters don't target NPCs, which is an advantage. The only downfall is that, when your party has fallen, the NPC will not continue to battle for you. The benefits far outweigh the negatives, however!
Hope you find these tips helpful!
@JonahBoris You have a fair argument. Still, I'd rather choose the Cleric's Calm rather than the Pop Star's... whatever it's called.
@I am an amongus sussy You're welcome :)
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@OrangeKirbyGuy Oh yeah lol
I was happy to see my boyfriend (warrior). I mean, how would you like it if the love of your life had their face stolen? Lol
I picked Warrior, Mage and Cleric because its a classic combination of Range, Melee and Healer. I'll admit, I nearly went for the one with the Horse, as it had a massive Critical Damage potential.
Hi all,
The Imp, as classified in my Job Tier List, is a C rank. But, why do I main it?
Well, the Imp is self-sustaining, with its Energy Drain attack dealing damage and healing the Mii. The Imp also has a 0MP move called Brain Drain, which steals the enemy's MP and gives it to the Imp. This could save you from using your Sprinkles as much in battle.
Another good thing about the Imp is what I call the Sweet Whisper method. The Imp has a move called Sweet Whispers, which lowers the enemy's defence; this move costs 7MP. Now, for at least 1 round of combat, all Miis hit the monster for critical damage. On the Imp's next turn, it can actually deal damage by using Wicked Pitchforks (35MP) or Energy Drain (12MP) for massive damage.