Two Point Campus: A Guide To Student Union Parties

If Two Point Campus players want to keep their students happy, they will need to throw plenty of events and parties. Building a well-equipped Student Union is important so that players can schedule a range of events to keep morale high. Luckily, there are nine different types of parties that players can schedule in the Student Union, from rock bands to singers to nerdy DJs.

Students in Two Point Campus will gain certain buffs from parties, usually Movement Speed and Happiness. The higher the buffs, the more money events will cost, so it's a good idea to save the most expensive parties to throw once or twice a year. The duration varies, but parties typically last for either 15 or 30 days (sounds like a lot, but these tick by like seconds for students!). Some acts, like Jasmine Odyssey, can't be booked unless players have a high Campus Level, so these will be accessible later in the game. Students of all personality types enjoy a good party, so players should make them a priority.

SU Party

Students at a party in the Student Union, Two Point Campus

Requirements: Campus Level 1, Student Union
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +30% Happiness
Duration: 15 Days
Event Cost: $8,000

This is the first party players will have access to, and it's a simple one. A 15-day party with music and lasers, it gives students a decent boost in Movement Speed and student Happiness.

It's not the most expensive party to throw for students, but it's not the cheapest, either. However, the boost in Happiness is pretty decent, so it may be worth saving this party if student morale starts to dip. This party can be thrown on the most basic of campuses and requires the Student Union to throw. Players won't need any other equipment (like the Stage, for example).

Ripped Chords

Requirements: Stage
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +20% Happiness
Duration: 30 Days
Event Cost: $4,000

Players can invite the band Ripped Chords to play at the Student Union. It gives students an okay boost of +10% Movement Speed and 20% Happiness, but it lasts 30 days, so it's a lengthy distraction for students. That could be a good or bad thing, depending on how their grades are doing!

It's pretty cheap at $4,000, so players can throw this event when students need a break from studying and trying to reach their personal goals, even if funds are low. The only requirement is the Stage, so players will need a Student Union big enough to place it.

Alchemical Friendship

Requirements: Stage
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +20% Happiness
Duration: 30 Days
Event Cost: $4,000

Alchemical Friendship is much like Ripped Chords. They have identical buffs (+10% Movement Speed, +20% Happiness), and the gig lasts for 30 days. However, the musical style is pretty different. Alchemical Friendship is one for the jazz lovers out there.

It's another cheap event to throw at $4,000, so it's good if players are on a tight budget.

DJ Sue Chef

Requirements: Campus Level 5, Stage
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +30% Happiness
Duration: 30 Days
Event Cost: $7,000

Players will meet DJ Sue Chef in Piazza Lanatra. A party hosted by them will require a Campus Level of at least 5 and a Stage in the Student Union. Players will be rewarded with buffs in Movement Speed (+10%) and Happiness (+30%).

This party lasts for 30 days. It costs a little more than some other parties, at $7,000. However, the boost in Happiness may be worth it if players have unhappy students on campus.

Honour Rollers

Requirements: Campus Level 5, Stage
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +30% Happiness
Duration: 30 Days
Event Cost: $7,000

Almost identical in terms of buffs to the DJ Sue Chef Party, students will gain a good Happiness boost of +30%, as well as a little increase in Movement Speed.

The only difference between this and DJ Sue Chef's party is the style. They're academic DJs, and they're pretty adorable. This party costs $7,000, so slightly more pricey than some other musical acts, and lasts for 30 days.

Helium Baboon

Requirements: Campus Level 5, Stage
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +30% Happiness
Duration: 30 Days
Event Cost: $7,000

Helium Baboon is identical to both DJ Sue Chef and the Honour Rollers in terms of buffs. All of them will reward players with a slight bump in Movement Speed and +30% Happiness. It costs $7,000, so not too pricey, although more expensive than some cheaper acts available. It lasts for 30 days.

Helium Baboon is a band of 3 members, and they're pretty popular among students (at least, a lot of them seem to turn up to see them).

Shoegraze

Requirements: Campus Level 8, Stage
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +40% Happiness
Duration: 30 Days
Event Cost: $10,000

Shoegraze is a step up from some other musical acts available, giving students a slightly improved buff of 40%. They'll also get the regular speed boost of +10%. The event lasts for 30 days but costs a little more at $10,000. It does require a Campus Level of at least 8, so it won't be available straight away for new campuses.

It has to be said, it's quite cute watching students rocking out to Shoegraze. It's a party worth throwing if students need a quick mood boost.

Jasmine Odyssey

Requirements: Campus Level 12, Stage
Rewards: +10% Movement Speed, +50% Happiness
Duration: 30 Days
Cost: $15,000

Jasmine Odyssey doesn't perform in just any university. They will only show up if players have a Campus Level of at least 12, which makes them a pricey choice (and given that these parties cost $15,000, it's unlikely to be accessible to new campuses). It's worth it, though: these parties give students a Happiness boost of +50%, which is excellent (as well as the regular speed boost of +10%).

Players will be treated to a little song by Jasmine Odyssey, and it's kind of worth it just to see it unfold. A good end-of-year party for hardworking students.

Open Mic

Requirements: Stage
Rewards: Entertainment
Duration: 30 Days
Cost: $5,000

A cheap option, players can invite students to take the stage by throwing an Open Mic night. It costs $5,000, and it doesn't provide any buffs in Movement Speed or Happiness. However, it does provide Entertainment, so it's a good party to throw in a quiet moment. If players have Musicality students, they need to throw regular Open Mic nights, as these students will get a nice XP boost each time they participate.

There are no Campus Level requirements either, so it's a pretty easy way to keep students entertained. It's also hilarious (and sometimes painful) to watch. It's one of the funniest moments in the game to hear students singing way off-key.

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