Two Point Campus: How To Increase Happiness

In a Campus area, you will get all sorts of random personalities and students. To make all of them happy might be a tricky thing. Lucky for you we are here to help and guide you on how to tell what they might need so you can satisfy their need. Let’s get started on how to increase happiness.

How To Increase Happiness – Two Point Campus

This is quite a complex system because it takes into account all of the happiness of your students at any given time and sort of summarizes them all into a single score at the end.

First of all, you will need to go to the Student Overview Tab. Then while being here you will want to go to the Status Distribution Tab.

It should look like this. Here you can actually see what is causing your problems and what might be decreasing the happiness of the whole campus area.

You want to look through all of the icons on the left individually. Click on them one by one and you will be told in detail what might be positive or negative for your students.

For example, if you go to the Relationship icon and it is completely Red, then you would need to focus on the Relationship buildings and the Students. It can be for example the Room Prestige. To fix it you will need to go into all individual rooms and then just place some stuff and things inside their rooms that will grant Prestige.

Just cycle through everything and you will need to satisfy the needs of your students. There is no exact and true way to increase happiness, it needs to be done through individual and separate needs.

That is it! We hope that this guide helped you. Have fun making some happy students!

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