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Which of the 4 Laws would you choose for your town?
- Thread starter DiscoDancingZebras
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But then Turnips....
Does that mean turnips will have higher prices in this town?
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When I get the game I'm going to test this immediately and then determine the direction I want my town to go in. Some reeeeaaaalllll money potential for turnips.
tsukune_713
Senior Member
im going to make my town a beautiful town XD
Beautiful village - plants grow easy
Rich village - get more money easier, but items are more expensive
Early village - shops open earlier, villagers are more active in the morning
Late village - shops stay open later, villagers are more active at night
Nothing much - nothing happens
Is that confirmed? I don't see anything about that on the website:
I don't know if it was confirmed, but when it was said before the website put it up (on GoNintendo or NintendoEverything whatever one it was) they were sayin' that so i donno
JabuJabule
Senior Member
"Rich Town" by definition sounds like the "Hard Mode" of Animal Crossing. Is it just me?
I think it's just you.
I don't know how I'm going to explain this so if you get confused it's ok
So. say in a 'non-rich town' - an item costs 1,000 bells at R-Parkers. and it sells for 250 bells.
Then in a rich town, the same item costs 2,000 bells at R-Parkers, and it sells for 500 bells
It's still the same ratio (4:1) so it shouldn't make any difference - though nothing about it has been confirmed but that's what I'm thinking and to me that just seems kinda pointless. I donno
I don't know how I'm going to explain this so if you get confused it's ok
So. say in a 'non-rich town' - an item costs 1,000 bells at R-Parkers. and it sells for 250 bells.
Then in a rich town, the same item costs 2,000 bells at R-Parkers, and it sells for 500 bells
It's still the same ratio (4:1) so it shouldn't make any difference - though nothing about it has been confirmed but that's what I'm thinking and to me that just seems kinda pointless. I donno
It does seem a bit pointless. Its the same thing.
K.K. Guitar
The Master Bug-catcher
IF you can manually change store hours, i will just go with beautiful, if you can't, i would'nt know what to do!
But probably... morning, since i dont play as much at night
But probably... morning, since i dont play as much at night
Early and Late Night Towns doesn't really arouse interest in me since I'm not someone who has steady, fixed playing times.
So... rich town? I think this could make the start harder. I mean, when you've got no money and the items, tools and furniture are even more expensive than other towns... but the aspect that you can sell items for a higher price is rather interesting. Anyway, I will have to sell my items in other rich towns in order to use this new feature.
I will most likely decide for the beautiful village.
Have you people any suggestions of what might happen to the city if none of those four is chosen?
So... rich town? I think this could make the start harder. I mean, when you've got no money and the items, tools and furniture are even more expensive than other towns... but the aspect that you can sell items for a higher price is rather interesting. Anyway, I will have to sell my items in other rich towns in order to use this new feature.
I will most likely decide for the beautiful village.
Have you people any suggestions of what might happen to the city if none of those four is chosen?
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