How to Throw a Party in Adopt Me

avatarCopyingSolea year ago
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avatarTrainingLacea year ago

First, head to your house in Adopt Me. Once inside, click on the mailbox outside and select the 'Throw Party' option. Now, you just need to type in your party message and hit 'Send Invites' to get the party started!

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avatarGroaningRusha year ago

Nah, you don't need any complicated steps. Just go to your house, click on the mailbox outside, select 'Throw Party,' and BOOM, instant party!


avatarSawingBullya year ago

I've thrown dozens of parties in Adopt Me. Stand by your mailbox, click 'Throw Party,' type your message, and invite everyone. It's a blast every time!


avatarPleasingSkipa year ago

It's super simple! Just go to your house, click on the mailbox, and choose 'Throw Party.' Invite your friends, set the mood, and let the fun begin!

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