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I have been using it for a while now, and am yet to "miit" an eponymous "omo", so I thought I would invite you lot along.
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 20:21, Share, Reply)
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Is it just dressing up and answering questions? Is the bulk of the appeal in having other friends use it too?
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 22:00, Share, Reply)
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Ello ended up being me personally, because that's how all my friends played it, and I find me boring, so that withered quickly. Miitomo is a bit more me as in the guy who has been on b3ta for a decade, even though I know 3 other friends in secular life, one from Twitter and one from being desperately wanting more than 4 friends.
The dressing up is fine, and the questions are weirdly personal at times, but quite revealing. I follow one person who runs the surreal route, and it's just a joy. I feel like I know my friends better than I ever manage to via Facebook. I also have discovered a way to wear fishnet tights and bras, and nobody seems to notice.
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Perhaps children would like it?
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My 2 year old likes the dressing up bit, and the pachinko stuff. There are a lot of "which celebrity" type questions, that are probably more interesting if popular culture applies to you.
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 22:23, Share, Reply)