Looping issue, stops working

[nilamo]

It looks like your guess was right, most of the slowdown is in constantly taking a screenshot. Specifically, the pixel() method is taking the most time, which is called by pixelMatchesColor(). Since it looks like you often use the same pixel, and compare it against several colors, I'd suggest starting with writing a custom pixelMatchesColor(), that you pass a pixel's color to, instead of x/y coordinates. That way you're only taking a single screenshot each time and comparing it against a handful of things, instead of taking a handful of screenshots.

Something along the lines of:

def pixelMatchesColor(color, matches, threshold=0):
    # should always be 3 or 4 (rbg, possibly with an alpha channel)
    for index in range(len(color)):
        if color[index]-threshold > matches[index]:
            # too high
            return False
        if color[index]+threshold < matches[index]:
            # too low
            return False
    return True

def look():
    first_cord, second_cord = position()  
    pixel_color = pyautogui.pixel(first_cord, second_cord)
    find_look_left_1 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (95, 95, 0), tolerance=20) 
    find_look_left_2 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (148, 148, 0), tolerance=30)
    find_look_right_1 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (0, 89, 0), tolerance=30)
    find_look_right_2 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (0, 45, 0), tolerance=30)
    find_look_hard_left_1 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (46, 0, 93), tolerance=20) 
    find_look_hard_left_2 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (36, 0, 72), tolerance=20)
    find_look_hard_right_1 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (178, 89, 0), tolerance=20)
    find_look_hard_right_2 = pixelMatchesColor(pixel_color, (197, 98, 0), tolerance=20)

    # then your code progresses as before