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Why would anyone bother importing a Japanese 3DS + Animal Crossing just because they can't wait a few months. Lmao, that's about ?200. Couldve kept 160 of that.

It's going to be about a half a year's wait. Some people just really want to play the game already.
 
4-5 months at the least.

It might seem like a long time, but wasting all that money on impatience is silly.
 
How many rooms do you get with a fully upgraded house?
Would someone be able to post pictures of each room so I can get a good look as well please?
 
How many rooms do you get with a fully upgraded house?
Would someone be able to post pictures of each room so I can get a good look as well please?

6 rooms can be built in total: 1 basement, 1 upper floor, and 4 main floor rooms. I don't have pictures though sorry. I'm sure someone else has some.
 
And unlike the past AC games, all of the 6 six rooms can be sized up to 8x8! It helps to achieve HHA score, because you've got a lot more space to work with.
 
If you're online with friends are you able to just hand things directly to them or do you have to drop them on the ground and get your friend to pick it up? (Sorry if I'm unclear.)
 
If you're online with friends are you able to just hand things directly to them or do you have to drop them on the ground and get your friend to pick it up? (Sorry if I'm unclear.)

Always have to drop things. Always.
 
Oh just wondering. Also (this really doesn't matter but I'd like to know fof my entertainment!) If you get a takeout coffee and leave it for a day in your pockets and then drink it the next day does your player make a weird face or anything?!
 
This is going to be a weird question but... when you place two faceboards next to eachother, about how big is the distance between them?
 
Is there some video or something about what is the non-mayor player's beginning of the game like? Which are the differences to mayor's beginning of the game?
 
How long do you have to wait around for your skin to become darker, then?

I've never actually tanned in the other games but I read somewhere for this game that you just stand there for a couple of hours and the next day you come on, the tan will be there.
 
Is there some video or something about what is the non-mayor player's beginning of the game like? Which are the differences to mayor's beginning of the game?


Well, you will appear at the train station without being greeted by anyone. A bit like the mayor, you still have to head to the Town Hall, talk to Shizue (or whatever English name they come up with), head to Nook Homes and finally choose exactly where you want your house to be. Again, talk to Shizue, and you're pretty much free to do whatever you want...

Wait a second... You'll have to talk to every villager in your town, compose letters (you don't have to send them), get a shovel and bury 3 fruits or sell them, catch 3 different bugs or fishes (you can buy either a net or fishing rod for 500 bells each). Otherwise, you will be stuck with the same exact amount of villagers and they won't be able to move in or out. Once you're done, you'll obtain the watering can from her.

Want to be able to use the Train Station? Well, you need to get a photo for your ID card, and it costs 500 bells. Sell things at either the shop or R.Parkers (recommended, as you gain more bells).


So, a non-mayor character won't get to plant the symbol tree, and will be never asked for becoming a mayor, since there is already one.
 
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