-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
Animal Crossing : Pocket Camp |OT| "Bear" Grylls
- Thread starter Promo
- Start date
Yes. Only the leaf tickets won't go from one account to the other so keep them in your mailbox and open them on the device you want to use them on.
Does this game have random weather effects?
It feels like an Animal Crossing clicker game with some social elements. Not bad, but not Animal Crossing.
I hope it doesn't become a problem for me like Crazy Taxi Gazillionaire.
It feels like an Animal Crossing clicker game with some social elements. Not bad, but not Animal Crossing.
I hope it doesn't become a problem for me like Crazy Taxi Gazillionaire.
This is probably a stupid question but are tents permanently yours? Like, if I upgrade my natural tent to level 3 but replace it with a cute tent to level up some other animals, will I retain the level 3 natural tent to place down again later?
Cheers!
You keep your tent and can instantly place it again at no cost, don't worry.
Apologies if this has been asked already, but how do you get contacts to move out when your camp reaches max capacity?
Head to your campsite and a new option will appear on side bar on right, bottom one, animal face.
This might've been covered already, but I'm getting bells in the mail from friends. How do I return the favor?
I think it's linked to helping people at the Quarry. So once 5+ people accept your request, and you go smash some rocks, they get a reward based on your returns.
edit.
The recycled dialog and just lack of AC charm/ puns are a real missed opportunity here. But hey, here I am still playing anyway.
I'm not 100% sure about this but I think it works like this:
- To get into the Quarry a player asks for help from as many friends they want to.
- If these players answer they are tagged as helpers by the game but still earn nothing until...
- Once the original player enters the Quarry every single friend tagged as a helper receives 100 bells in the mail. The player doesn't actually lose money.
If so, the most beneficial way of playing would be to ask every friend for help first thing in the morning but only visit the quarry late at night, to give people time to help so they can earn the money.
Perfect! This makes sense, thanks for the heads up!
Unfortunately, the quarry seems to reset every 6 hours, so it won't necessarily be for anything you want at that point. Which is annoying.
Basically, it's to do Animal Crossing things to fill bars and level up stuff. That's why I play it, lol.
Talk to Giovanni, he has all the options.
Only the item given resets every
Last edited:
A couple of questions:
1) How do I rotate out villagers from my campsite? I see the option to call other villagers. Will calling them swap with an existing one?
2) is it better to have villagers at your campsite or not? Aside from having them as a constant, is there any other kind of bonus you get for this?
3) I did the quarry twice and got some rubies, gold nuggets, silver nuggets, etc. How do I see them after the fact? I heard they can be used for crafting or you can sell them but I can't find them in the menu anywhere now that I have some.
Honestly, I'm enjoying this more than I thought I would. I love Animal Crossing but mobile games don't usually get me hooked. But this definitely has. It has the charm of the usual Animal Crossing games. Plus it's fun that a bunch of my family and friends are playing it too. We'll see how long that lasts.
1) How do I rotate out villagers from my campsite? I see the option to call other villagers. Will calling them swap with an existing one?
2) is it better to have villagers at your campsite or not? Aside from having them as a constant, is there any other kind of bonus you get for this?
3) I did the quarry twice and got some rubies, gold nuggets, silver nuggets, etc. How do I see them after the fact? I heard they can be used for crafting or you can sell them but I can't find them in the menu anywhere now that I have some.
Honestly, I'm enjoying this more than I thought I would. I love Animal Crossing but mobile games don't usually get me hooked. But this definitely has. It has the charm of the usual Animal Crossing games. Plus it's fun that a bunch of my family and friends are playing it too. We'll see how long that lasts.
There's a link to a spreadsheet in the OP. Hopefully the OP updates it with your list.
Click the cat symbol on the right side of the screen. Inviting someone new won't automatically switch them with another villager. If you don't have enough room they'll still join and you'll have to manually swap them in.
They're converted into money.
Not a fan of the cluttered UI.
I got counters for the level, bells and leaf tickets horizontally along the top with an add just underneath on the left side. Then vertically along the right I got several different menus and then another set of menus along the bottom horizontally.
Maybe such an option exists but I wish there was a UI quick toggle button so I can quickly turn it on and off by tapping the upper right corner for example. Otherwise, the UI really makes it feel like a mobile game which it is but at least when I play Mario Run it's not cluttered.
I got counters for the level, bells and leaf tickets horizontally along the top with an add just underneath on the left side. Then vertically along the right I got several different menus and then another set of menus along the bottom horizontally.
Maybe such an option exists but I wish there was a UI quick toggle button so I can quickly turn it on and off by tapping the upper right corner for example. Otherwise, the UI really makes it feel like a mobile game which it is but at least when I play Mario Run it's not cluttered.
Ok. Going to write a mini two day impression-review about it.
It got the look. It got the caracters. You can catch fish, insect, fruits, and depending if your willing to spend tickets or got some friends help, go smash rocks to get crafting loots. You just need to repeate the process to level your friendship level with each caracter by giving them things you catch. You can build your camp as you wish. But the 4 areas you can go to catch things , well, there is nothing much else to do there. You just wait like those mobile game for time to repeate the same things, go next level in order to unlock new items. After two days, i feel iv seen enough. There is nothing more in it to do. It just doesnt have the magic, entertainment New Leaf is giving me. It is what it is, a mobile game, and it doesnt stand out. I honestly expect more out of it. It doesnt satisfy my craving of a new Animal Crossing game. Was all excited to try it, and now , after two days, i know going back at it it will be a repeate of the things i did. New Leaf is just more entertaining, way more.
It got the look. It got the caracters. You can catch fish, insect, fruits, and depending if your willing to spend tickets or got some friends help, go smash rocks to get crafting loots. You just need to repeate the process to level your friendship level with each caracter by giving them things you catch. You can build your camp as you wish. But the 4 areas you can go to catch things , well, there is nothing much else to do there. You just wait like those mobile game for time to repeate the same things, go next level in order to unlock new items. After two days, i feel iv seen enough. There is nothing more in it to do. It just doesnt have the magic, entertainment New Leaf is giving me. It is what it is, a mobile game, and it doesnt stand out. I honestly expect more out of it. It doesnt satisfy my craving of a new Animal Crossing game. Was all excited to try it, and now , after two days, i know going back at it it will be a repeate of the things i did. New Leaf is just more entertaining, way more.
I'm at that weird 'I hate this boring game and I want to play it all the time' stage. I haven't played Animal Crossing since the Gamecube, and I remember that game was a lot more engaging than this one. I used to write letters to people, and I had a museum. But watching little bars fill up and go DING DING and spit out rewards is addictive. I should delete this game right now.
Tomorrow. I'll delete it tomorrow.
Tomorrow. I'll delete it tomorrow.
Curious to see if seasonal changes affect this game like they do in AC proper. That would be an easy hook to lure me back into the game (even though I'm still enjoying myself currently) as time goes on.
I think after the first couple of hours, the game is really only meant to be played for like 10-15 minutes every three hours (when the timer resets)
That's how I've been playing it from the start, and even then I don't see myself on a schedule around the game. It's just a poop in for 10 minutes here and there.
Money is easier to come by than time and materials. There's little incentive to sell furniture you already invested time and materials into unless somehow you are totally broke and need money asap for something else. Keeping the furniture around gives you more options for decorating your camper and camp site. Why sell?
Dunno. I had accidentally made two of an item and sold one and it got me some pretty decent bells. I really want to pay this camper off (150k left..)
So what's the consensus on this game? The last one I played was the 3ds one (or was it ds) I enjoyed it but it got a bit repetitive. Felt like like stardew valley was a natural evolvement of this type of game.
damn guess its just not for me then. i think my problem with it is its too slow
It seems like they've fixed the server issues. This is around the time I'd start getting disconnects but so far it's been fine.