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Guide de personnalisation des skins de dés Monopoly GO

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 24,2025

Personnalisez votre expérience Monopoly GO avec les dés Signature !

Monopoly GO vous permet désormais de personnaliser votre jeu avec des skins de dés personnalisables ! La nouvelle fonctionnalité Signature Dice de Scopely ajoute une autre couche de personnalisation aux côtés des skins de jetons, des boucliers et des emojis existants. Bien que purement cosmétiques, ces skins de dés vous permettent de lancer avec style. Voyons comment les équiper.

Que sont les dés de signature dans Monopoly GO ?

Signature Dice in Monopoly GO

Les dés signature sont des objets à collectionner qui vous permettent de changer l'apparence de vos dés. Auparavant, seuls les dés classiques étaient disponibles. Actuellement, des skins de dés Spider-Man et Iron Man sont disponibles, attribués en récompense lors de l'événement Deluxe Drop. Attendez-vous à ce que d'autres skins de dés soient bientôt publiés, probablement sous forme de récompenses dans divers événements en jeu tels que les événements partenaires, les chasses au trésor, les mini-jeux de course et les événements Peg-E Prize Drop. L'événement Deluxe Drop a fonctionné de manière similaire au Peg-E Prize Drop standard, mais les événements futurs peuvent également proposer des skins de dés. N'oubliez pas que vous aurez besoin de beaucoup de dés pour les mini-jeux, alors consultez notre guide de liens de dés Monopoly GO pour plus de lancers !

Comment équiper un skin de dés dans Monopoly GO

Changer votre skin de dés est simple :

  1. Accédez à la section « Mon Showroom » depuis le menu principal. C'est ici que vous trouverez vos objets de collection (émojis, boucliers, jetons).
  2. Localisez la nouvelle section des skins de dés.
  3. Sélectionnez le skin de dés déverrouillé de votre choix. Vos dés arboreront désormais le nouveau look pendant le jeu.
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