Clothing

Clothing is a minor part of Nend.io. It can both keep the players's mood from periodically decreasing or cause it to increase, on top of having cosmetic value. Although higher levels of clothing do not provide an increased mood bonus, they do cause this bonus to occur more frequently.

Level 1
Level 1 clothes are usually the cheapest clothing money can buy. There are two articles of clothing in this category: the indigo and gray shirt and the gray undershirt. The gray undershirt is the cheapest article of clothing, costing an average of $150, far less than any other type. While Level 1 clothes keep your Mood from decreasing periodically, it does not provide any other bonuses.

Level 1+
This level is for clothes bought at the same store as Level 1 clothes, but these offer a Mood bonus. Currently, the only Level 1+ clothing is the grey hoodie.

Level 2
Clothes bought at the Level 2 clothing shops fall into Level 2. Level 2 clothing shops feature a Starve.io theme, with chatracter models and eyes from said game appearing on the 2 clothes in this category. Clothes in this category have a cost ranging from 400-1000 dollars. The clothes in this category are the green sweatshirt and the cyan undershirt.

Level 3
Level 3 clothes cover clothes available at boutiques. Their prices range from 5k-15k dollars, with the suits costing around 5k, the female gold clothing costing around 10k, and the male gold clothing costing around 15k. Included in this category are suits made from traditional materials and also gold.

Tips/Suggestions
While it may seem like the most expensive clothes are the way to go, as a starting player, the gray undershirt is completly fine. Since all types of clothes give a relatively small bonus, those who are okay looking like like your average Joe will happilly accept this as their outfit. But when you reach you third life (and if you have the neccessary money avaliable), I'd say the gold clothes are the way to go, since they're a great way to show that you're better than everyone else. But overall they are basically the same, besides the obvious visual appeal.

Conversely, you may wish to avoid buying Level 3 clothes and instead stick with Level 2 clothes. Although Level 3 clothes may look cool, they also draw attention to you. Level 3 clothes signal that you own a lot of money, offering an incentive for other players to try and kill you.

Trivia

 * Players need not keep their clothes to continue getting a Mood bonus. If the player buys the clothes and delete thems, they will continue to gain Mood, which saves an inventory slot that would normally contain the clothes.