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| + | Mexico's fattest brothers' slim down after death of obese father At age 15, Juan Luis Vanegas Bravo of Mexico City tipped the scales at some 320 pounds. When his younger brother Pedro was 14, he weighed more than 300 pounds. The boys saw their severely | ||
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| + | Is there anyway to influence the outfits my villagers wear<br><br>My villagers have terrible taste in clothing. They've all been wearing the same ugly camouflage shirt for about a week now. When a villager moves into town they quickly get caught up in the crazy and will swap into the same ugly shirt. I know that if I put up patterns in the Able Sisters that my villagers might wear them, and I put up a design a few days ago hoping they'd start to switch to it,nike air max 1, but it didn't work. They're still wearing that same ugly shirt.<br><br>Is there anything I can do to influence my villagers to change their outfits,louboutin, or will I just need to wait until the ugly shirt fashion craze is over?<br><br>Talk to Isabelle at the counter and choose "problematic citizens." This will allow you to choose the neighbor, then give you some options. The options are:<br><br>"His (her) language is rude,jordan pas cher homme." This resets their greeting and catch phrase,chaussures louboutin.<br><br>"His (her) clothes are wrong,basket nike pas cher." This randomly changes their clothes<br><br>"He (she) has a naughty letter." I'm not sure what this option does. Deletes the letter I guess.<br><br>Also, when you put things up for sale at RE Tail, your neighbors will occasionally come in to the shop when you're there. They will randomly select an item which will be announced by the alert sound and surprise lines over their head. You can influence them to purchase what they're looking at. If you have clothes in Re Tail,cabas vanessa bruno pas cher, that's another possible way for them to change their clothes.<br><br>You can put on sale certain clothes you want them to use or develop a new fashion trend by creating/using custom designs,sac cuir vanessa bruno. The villagers may go to a shop and get what you wanted but it will take some time for them to try a new outfit,jordan femme.<br><br>If you talk with them, eventually you could get a "What do you think of my style?" conversation (this seems to be purely random). I believe that disapproving their outfit will encourage them to change them but,nike air max womens, even after this, it will take a while for them to do it.<br><br>If you add custom designs to the Able Sisters' store your villagers will occasionally pick the design. From my experience in previous games they seem more willing to wear user made designs on display than the default displayed designs,cheap air max 90. These designs (and other clothes) may spread virally as one villager talks to another,chaussure louboutin.<br><br>Occasionally villagers will ask for new clothes as a random quest,air max 90 pas cher, or receive clothes from another villager (you can't control when this happens). These are random events though and you can only find them by repeatedly talking to the villagers.相关的主题文章： | ||
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Mexico's fattest brothers' slim down after death of obese father At age 15, Juan Luis Vanegas Bravo of Mexico City tipped the scales at some 320 pounds. When his younger brother Pedro was 14, he weighed more than 300 pounds. The boys saw their severely | Mexico's fattest brothers' slim down after death of obese father At age 15, Juan Luis Vanegas Bravo of Mexico City tipped the scales at some 320 pounds. When his younger brother Pedro was 14, he weighed more than 300 pounds. The boys saw their severely | ||
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