Style savvy trendsetters walkthrough. The location is not available at the start of the game, will eventually ask you to compete for the first time.Each contest has its own theme based on a certain in clothing. Contents ContestsStyle Savvy Trendsetters Runway footageThe video shown upon visiting the Contest Hall for the first time.There are 4 contest levels: Beginner, Premier, Elite, and International.Beginner ContestThe first contest you can compete in. When you win a contest for the first time you get a clothing item, after you beat a contest level 10 times you will only receive money as a prize. After beating this, you can unlock the Premier contest.Premier ContestThe second contest you can compete in. The themes will change each day.​You unlock additional contests as you advance through the game.

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That's what it is supposed to be there for but I have noticed that minor league call ups will have TOT even though theyve only played for the 1 MLB team.Are they are call-ups that started in another system in that season? The game seems to use TOT for any player that's played for more than one organization in that season, regardless of level. I've never seen that with guys called up who have been in my own minor league levels since day one.FWIW, it also shows TOT for any free agents signed by new teams in the offseason before Jan 1st (e.g. If you sign a new player in December, it will show TOT like he played for both teams that year: yours and the one he actually played for), so it would seem the logic for TOT is limited to the calendar year and applies to all organizational levels.Probably more of a design limitation/oversight than a glitch.either way though, hopefully it's one that can be improved upon next iteration. Are they are call-ups that started in another system in that season? The game seems to use TOT for any player that's played for more than one organization in that season, regardless of level.

I've never seen that with guys called up who have been in my own minor league levels since day one.FWIW, it also shows TOT for any free agents signed by new teams in the offseason before Jan 1st (e.g. If you sign a new player in December, it will show TOT like he played for both teams that year: yours and the one he actually played for), so it would seem the logic for TOT is limited to the calendar year and applies to all organizational levels.Probably more of a design limitation/oversight than a glitch.either way though, hopefully it's one that can be improved upon next iteration.Nope, been in my organization all 3 years I've had the franchise going. I'll get screenshots when I can.