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You have 3 classes. Each class has 3 different moves for each of their 4 specials. Anyone know how many possible combinations exist? I'm no good at math.
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3x3x4= 36, (Not sure if this is right)
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36 is the number of special moves. I'm pretty sure more combinations exist than that.
Sobreviviente
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(3)Up B, (3)Neutral B, (3)Side B, (3)Down B.
3x3x3x3 = 81 for each class.
81x3 = 243 combinations (i think).
3x3x3x3 = 81 for each class.
81x3 = 243 combinations (i think).
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Holy crud. You can't even have that many Miis on two systems!
Thanks for answering!
Thanks for answering!
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MAtgSy
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For Wii & 3DS, but I think Wii U lets you store more far more than a hundred. I've been QR scanning at miicharacters.com like crazy since Mii Fighters were announced & haven't hit a limit yet.
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Huh. Had no idea. I just assumed 100 was still the limit.
Saikyoshi
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Taking size classes into account, that ups the number to over 700.
You'll run out of space long before you run out of combinations.
You'll run out of space long before you run out of combinations.
Brickbuild101
Smash Lord
A Wii U can save up to 3000(!!) Miis, but mosr games only support your 50 Favorite Miis. Boo to that.
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Defeats the purpose of 3,000 Miis, the limit might as well be 50-100
Brickbuild101
Smash Lord
I believe the only game without this restriction is Wii Party U. :/