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Use an item of a type |
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* Shirt |
* Shirt |
Latest revision as of 21:47, 5 December 2023
Lookit is the game's term for an outfit.
Character Requests[edit | edit source]
NPC characters can request Lookits with specific characteristics. Fulfilling their requests will net you one star, which helps build affinity. There are a maximum 3 stars for character lookits: you get one by default, one for meeting their requests, and one for color.
Request | Example |
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Use [Color] any way you like | Use red tones any way you like |
Looks [Style] | Looks elegant |
Uses [Subcategory] and looks [Style] | Uses sandals and looks casual |
[Rarity] [Subcategory] | Rare sneakers |
[Subcategory] with [Color] | Loafers with beige tones |
[Subcategory] | Sweatwear |
Color[edit | edit source]
Use items (how many unknown) with colors
- Red tones
- Yellow tones
- Purple tones
- Blue tones
- Green tones
- Black tones
- Beige tones
- Brown tones
Color Harmony[edit | edit source]
These requests may require the entire lookit have the harmony, so using just one neon item is not enough
Sub-category[edit | edit source]
Use an item of a specific type
- Shirt
- Tee
- Hoodie
- Sweatwear
- Coat
- Jacket
- Suit
- Shorts
- Pants
- Long skirt
- Socks
- Kimono
- Leggings or tights
- Loafers
- Sneakers
- Sandals
- Boots
- High Heels
- Pumps or flats
- Hat
- Glasses
- Denim
- Knit
- Leather
Style[edit | edit source]
- Cute
- Cool
- Casual
- Elegant
- Relaxed
- Active
- Simple
- Unique
Multi-style[edit | edit source]
- Cool/cute: at least 1 cute item and at least 1 cool Item
- Simple/unadorned: casual and simple items
Rarity[edit | edit source]
Rarity is the number in the blue or red star next to a player-created item
- Rare: 1 or higher
- Mega rare: 5 or higher