I don't know about there being no chance of a slightly different child. If I'd thrown skintone into the mix (which I didn't just to keep it simple), you might have to roll several times to get the right one showing. I really don't understand how skintone genetics work.
I did click several times for a new child, but all I saw changing was the hairstyle.
And pooh! Oakapple looks okay as a woman! He's got -- I mean, she's got the right number of parts in the right places, and generally proportioned well in relation to each other. No fish mouth or tiny eyes or anything. By my standards, that's plenty nice-looking. ;)
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Date: 2013-08-04 02:30 am (UTC)I did click several times for a new child, but all I saw changing was the hairstyle.
And pooh! Oakapple looks okay as a woman! He's got -- I mean, she's got the right number of parts in the right places, and generally proportioned well in relation to each other. No fish mouth or tiny eyes or anything. By my standards, that's plenty nice-looking. ;)
The llama hat is completely indefensible, though.