Ohhh, so they only break when I have eaten the 10 fruits? Does eating them do anything else besides that?
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons |OT| Eternal Debt
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Lol. Yeah. I went a little crazy for my first meteor shower. I also had to make a call and do some stuff so I had it on in the background and would hit A when I heard the noise. I'm over 150 wishes on my first night and I feel like maybe there's a point where it doesn't matter anymore.
I was confused by this too. You don't have to eat 10 fruit to break a rock. You have to eat 1. You can have 10 fruits in your belly at once and each rock broken or tree dig up reduces the count by 1.
No, but ResetEra posters are very generous in contributing when visiting towns!
Thanks! I accidentally ate all 10 so now i'm stuck breaking 8 more rocks :D omg. oh well, time to hop on the plane and go to a mystery island.
Dig up trees to lower the counter or surprisingly, sit on toilet furniture.
:D wow. Thanks for the advice. Hope those peaches didn't give my dude diarrhea :(
Is there an official list Of what island can and can't be turned into spider island? I e tried a few flat island and cleared them out with no luck. But those water bugs spawn on the beach
Could be worse. Could be only 100. 😂
Is this a joke game? That should be a least worth like a million Nook Miles.
You're very welcome. 💓
They also need to add the ability to craft more than one of a single item.
How do you do it.
I've asked before, but no one has answered me.
Here is my way of catching them, and work every time, no running necessary.
- Tarantula have a 3 seconds hostile aggro time.
- When your close to one, dont move, wait about 3 second, and pull your net.
- The tarantula will raise his legs in an attacking position, again, wait 3 seconds , and legs go down
- You can now move toward it. Again you get less than 3 seconds, idealy move toward it for 2 seconds. Dont run, and dont try to move to fast too ( if your not too sure, you can hold A to keep your net in catching position, no effect on how the the tarantula aggro you )
- It will raise its legs again, repeat same pattern until your close enough to catch it.
Been doing that all night, sure might require some practice at first, but its very easy
Also been testing that, if you want to summon tarantula, no need to chop everything on island. Just make sure island got insects, take all the flowers ( no need to shovel ), all the fruits from tree, destroy all rocks, and your good to go.
Oh well if you clear an island of rocks and trees and flowers and everything spiders will spawn
Pluck the flowers, break the rocks, and chop down trees for visibility and you should be good to go. Also it should be a one-level island ideally, I've never gotten it to spawn on 3-level islands at least. And, after 7pm. It's never failed for me, I can almost always make it happen now with the right island.
Do I have to prep a plot of land first, and then go on mystery islands to invite new villagers, or the other way around? This so confusing.
Yo, what is happening on your island? IIRC from the movie your need to find out where the giant momma spider from the Amazon is hiding in your town before it's too late 😨
When the game's on rails when you first start recruiting villagers it goes invite -> plot, but post Campsite it's plot -> invite.
For the first three when nook tells you to prep 3 lots, yes. Mystery Island to recruit, then plots.
For everyone after that, plots first then go to the mystery islands.
Also at this point, you can only recruit one a day so only set up one plot a day. Otherwise you get random villagers.
I recruited the camper and also a Mystery Island villager today. Will I be able to place another plot down tomorrow and recruit again or do I need to wait for the Mystery Island villager to move in?
Doh, I missed this before! I'll see if I can come now but if not no worries. Thank you either way!
Oh wow, I had bamboo island earlier and filled my inventory with tarantulas. Were you chasing away the bugs on the rocks by the ocean?
Bamboo island is probably the easiest one to do it on. Just keep circling around clearing other bugs and you should find it
im here now every bamboo cut, all rocks gone, all weeds and flower tops gone. I've seen 2 tiger Beatles and the once by the ocean rocks. Been 15 min no spiders..
I had that situation yesterday, where I had a camper and a mystery island recruit in one day plus an empty third plot. They move in one day at a time in the order you recruited them. It was for me anyways.
I think I got lucky on my third plot, it didn't get sold over night. Today I was able to go out and find villagers on islands again.
So my GF roped me into playing this game with her. We each have our own Switch so I bought myself a copy. She was VERY excited to say the least. I just didn't get it. But, her excitement was infectious so why not give it a try? I have to be honest, I wasn't really looking forward to playing this and if it wasn't for her I would never in a million years buy Animal Crossing. It's just not my thing.
Don't get me wrong. I am a HUGE Nintendo fan, but I have never really invested any real time into Animal Crossing. I never understood the appeal honestly. The thought of a game with no real point sounds awful to me. I have no desire to decorate or do menial tasks for enjoyment... or so I thought.
Fast forward to 3 days into playing...I don't know what kind of Nintendo crack dust is sprinkled in this "game" but I can't stop playing it. I look forward to discovering new things, venturing off to uncharted islands, visiting my GF to see what she did on her island. Playing designer with my clothes and house... I love discovering things. New plants, fish, bugs and fossils. There are always little surprises in store. Making new friends and getting to know the other villagers. It's calming and comforting. It has a slow pace that I am definitely NOT familiar with, but to play it any other way I think would be doing it a huge disservice. What I am trying to say is... I GET IT. I finally get this freaking game and I love it. It feels like... home. 😊
I think now more than ever, I needed this.
Don't get me wrong. I am a HUGE Nintendo fan, but I have never really invested any real time into Animal Crossing. I never understood the appeal honestly. The thought of a game with no real point sounds awful to me. I have no desire to decorate or do menial tasks for enjoyment... or so I thought.
Fast forward to 3 days into playing...I don't know what kind of Nintendo crack dust is sprinkled in this "game" but I can't stop playing it. I look forward to discovering new things, venturing off to uncharted islands, visiting my GF to see what she did on her island. Playing designer with my clothes and house... I love discovering things. New plants, fish, bugs and fossils. There are always little surprises in store. Making new friends and getting to know the other villagers. It's calming and comforting. It has a slow pace that I am definitely NOT familiar with, but to play it any other way I think would be doing it a huge disservice. What I am trying to say is... I GET IT. I finally get this freaking game and I love it. It feels like... home. 😊
I think now more than ever, I needed this.
I don't have anything to do in-game right now since it's the middle of the night, but it's super relaxing to watch the clouds roll by while listening to the chill soundtrack.
Actually, the clouds in this kind of reminds me of how they look in BotW.
Actually, the clouds in this kind of reminds me of how they look in BotW.
This made me all happy, thanks for sharing! :D I'm in the same boat, except I actually did try most of the previous Animal Crossing games and didn't care for them at all. This one certainly has a lot more Nintendo crack dust. Or if it's just the times we live in..
Just to make sure I'm understanding correctly, as of today you were still able to go out and recruit on Mystery Islands, even though the first Mystery Island villager hadn't moved in yet?
I haven't placed any extra plots. I just don't want to end up placing one tomorrow and be unable to recruit through island tours. (Seems it's once a day?)
Love this post! Welcome to the club! Better late than never!
Yeah, that's how I was doing it. I found the optimal strat so I don't have to stop and wait anymore. Just don't have a net out. When you see a tarantula, pull out your net and run up to it (don't dash). As soon as it hops swing your net. Much faster and very consistent.
Awesome, thanks!
I don't mind random villagers, but I don't think I could handle another bird villager moving in. 🤣
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