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Animal Crossing: New Horizons |OT| Eternal Debt
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Axe cuts trees, stone axe just gets you wood without destroying the tree. I usually have 1 of each always on hand.
Have to get 3 villagers to move in (along having the museum and Nook's Cranny), i'm on my second villager, have to wait for the third villager tomorrow....It's a long prologue and my main complain is the music...goddammit i'm tired of it...
A 30s run through of my main town area at the moment. Have spent the last few days building and grinding for fence resources.
a steady decrease can lead to spike later on. You might see a 3 big increases or 4 moderate increases, with the last being the highest price of your week and then the two prices there after will be lower but still higher than average.
If its raining on an adventure island... you can get them a lot quicker. I caught like 10 2 days ago within 2 hours or so.
No, you can enjoy this game massively all on its own. What we are doing right now is just enjoying the community aspect cherry on top of it, but its a perfectly enjoyable and very relaxed Singleplayer experience.
Am I losing my mind or did somebody on Twitter have a crop circle themed carpet in their house? Does anyone know if this can be purchased eventually? I've been obsessing about it ever since I saw it lol
Haha sure thing! Gotta share the wealth now that my collection is complete 😈
My turnips were 46 yesterday, 33 this morning, and now are 112. I assume that's a good sign that they could be high sometime tomorrow?
the economy is just your personal town for an item which has fluctuating prices each day and resets every week. It doesn't have like a global trading market that would screw any newcomers over.
I feel bittersweet about this game, like many others. For the primary profile, this is easily a 10/10 experience, no doubt. So relaxing while also being incredibly addictive.
However, for other profiles on the same Switch this game is ABSOLUTE DOGSHIT and anyone who says otherwise is full of shit. I can't believe that Nintendo would go ahead with something like this and why people aren't up in arms about it (I guess it's easy to ignore for people who don't share their Switch with a partner/kid/etc.). They might as well say "fuck you, go get another Switch and another copy of the game lmao" like it's fucking infuriating.
Nintendo, just let other profiles get the same experience as the primary one on the same system, it's all I'm asking for. Some people have said it's like being an NPC or a second-class citizen, but I think it's worse than that. Last night I couldn't even help out with crafting stuff for the new villagers (nor did I get any of the cool DYI recipes my GF got) - Nook just tells you to "talk to the [name of the primary account]" like a fucking asshole. I decided to leave a bunch of materials outside my GFs house to help her craft but man, this really leaves a shitty taste in my mouth.
However, for other profiles on the same Switch this game is ABSOLUTE DOGSHIT and anyone who says otherwise is full of shit. I can't believe that Nintendo would go ahead with something like this and why people aren't up in arms about it (I guess it's easy to ignore for people who don't share their Switch with a partner/kid/etc.). They might as well say "fuck you, go get another Switch and another copy of the game lmao" like it's fucking infuriating.
Nintendo, just let other profiles get the same experience as the primary one on the same system, it's all I'm asking for. Some people have said it's like being an NPC or a second-class citizen, but I think it's worse than that. Last night I couldn't even help out with crafting stuff for the new villagers (nor did I get any of the cool DYI recipes my GF got) - Nook just tells you to "talk to the [name of the primary account]" like a fucking asshole. I decided to leave a bunch of materials outside my GFs house to help her craft but man, this really leaves a shitty taste in my mouth.
Nice. How'd you get those fence crafting recipes, only a few days in and only thing I can craft that looks remotely like a fence is the logs.
I really like Diva: she likes to dance in the rain. I finally got some new residents too. Have to come up with some gifts for them.
629 bells! Wow! I'd be down for selling there and I can bring you oranges or the crafted orange furniture if you'd like?
its like the 4th or 5th day in if I remember correctly, Tom will give it to you.
Anyone have any bamboo to share??
wtf
I'm at work but please be online like 5-6 hours from now lol. I have oranges as native fruit and will be happy to craft the orange furniture currently available to me.
Holidays will come through updates, so it is still unknown, but that will most likely be the case.
So guys, how do I unlock the 24 hour soundtrack?
i'll make you orange stuff for a shot at that, got clock and table
Is there some probability associated with getting a type of fruit from an island you visit with a Nook ticket? Because my island started with cherries, I've had apples once on my travels and then just cherries every single other time. Have visited maybe 5 or 6 islands now. It's really annoying.
I just got a DIY card from a yellow, so it's definitely not always.
Don't have any Apple or Orange Furniture, but I've got 110 stacks of turnips and can give you 20% cut which will be around 1.4 million bells.
I honestly don't think that would work. It all comes down to the Nook Miles. There are some that are based on crafting, so then the game would either have to remove those from secondary players or just give it to them automatically if all profiles achieve the goal. But then the question becomes does just that one person get the miles? Do all players? If all players get it then you can easily see someone just making multiple profiles to get all the "shared" miles then buying stuff.
Or even take the task that required the bridge to be built to let new villagers arrive. It makes sense that the primary profile is the one to choose where it goes. Imagine if a secondary profile places it somewhere you don't want and ruins some plan you had? But then the way it is now, where only the primary profile can, means that secondary profiles have to wait for them to "progress" in the game for things to happen.
The game is just too dependent on "progression" now for shared villagers to work as they did before. If it's going to work the secondary person will have a significantly different experience. Maybe they no longer get miles for recipes? Maybe all the singular achievements surrounding the island are also barred from them? There probably aren't too many, but it effectively removes potential miles from them, which early on (considering you pay off your tent using miles) can mean them having a much more tedious experience to get past that point, as well as just having less miles to buy things
Basically, it gets really complicated and messy when you start giving secondary villagers more things they can do
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