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Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Get Good
FrequentDeath (2013-06-14 03:28:14)Go to the island past 7pm and catch beetles, beetles only. Cut down the trees and bushes in the grassy area, in fact cut everything down. Scare away all of the bugs except for beetles, and fill up your basket entirely. Go back to the island and get a lot of money from selling them at re-tail.
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FrequentDeath (2013-06-14 03:32:51)I have another one,
When you obtain The Roost (the cafe at the museum), work there. If you get 4 orders right, you'll get a very good coffee bean. Now you can sell this for 2,000 bells at re-tail in the flea market, but you can go higher, some people have even gotten to sell it for 80,000 bells.
Anyways, to get the cafe:
Museum Store (second floor) built for about 7 days
50+ fish/bugs/fossils/paintings donated to the Museum
298,000 Bells
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WiiGi (2013-06-14 04:22:08)I added the previous one, but the ones after I hadn't known until you mentioned them. Thanks for contributing, I'll add them right now ^^
FrequentDeath (2013-06-14 21:43:37)I still don't understand how you get the blue alpaca to make you things.
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Getting good at Animal Crossing? Is this even possible for a Sim look-alike game? Yes, it is. Here I will help you, I will list all the important things that can be achieved through playing the game from start. I'll edit this every single day, depends on how much I want to add, since there's a lot to cover up, so I'll start with the basics.
June 17 Update: I added all the fish, added some new unlock information. I just need to add bugs + Sea creatures! Stay Tuned. [editing]
Best way to make money: To farm money, basically go to the island, cut the trees in the middle and just go around catching beetles for 8k, every now and then youll see a shark, the spawn system has a limit to how much bugs there will be and others wont spawn until they are either caught, or leave the screen by distance/death. This has to be done before 7PM, as beetles don't occur as much, but sharks do (This would mean you won't be gaining as much as before 7PM).
Useful Facts:
-If you sell stuff to reese, you get a 25% boost in items you sell, compared to nooklings. Sell your stuff to kappns daughter and its at a 5% priced.
-Whenever you get the Golden Shovel, always plant 30,000 Bells, as it has the highest chance to Bloom. To make sure it doesn't wither, put a 4-leaf clover below it.
-Talk to Sable everyday, she doesn't say much (Clearly), but if you keep it up for a week, there will be an extra sewing machine for you to scan QR codes into clothing.
-Apples, cherries, oranges, peaches and pears, bananas, mangos, durians, lemons, lychees, persimmons, and coconuts are found.
-When you obtain The Roost (the Cafe at the museum), work there. If you get 4 orders right, you'll get a very good coffee bean. Now you can sell this for 2,000 bells at re-tail in the flea market, but you can go higher, some people have even gotten to sell it for 80,000 bells.
-Always have your town Ordiance as Night Owl, most people end up playing late night anyway, and you will find it useful as well. Rich Village is a option if you enjoy selling stuff for grinding up money.
-Always remember to hit rocks to get ores and get 18,100 Bells everyday!
Dace: River, 4pm-9am/All year
Coelacanth: (Raining/Snow only)Ocean, 4pm-9am/All year
Koi: River, 4pm-9am/Allyear
Pale Chub: River, 4pm-9am/Allyear
Popeyed Goldfish: River, 4pm-9am/Allyear
Bluegill: River, 4pm-9am/Allyear
Black Bass: River, All Day/Allyear
Crucian carp: River, All Day/Allyear
Freshwater Goby: River, All Day/Allyear
Goldfish: River, All Day/Allyear
Carp: River, All Day/Allyear
Barbel Steed: River, All Day/Allyear
Oliver Flounder: Ocean, All Day/Allyear
Red Snapper: Ocean, All Day/Allyear
Sea Bass: Ocean, All Day/Allyear
Herabuna: River Pool, All Day/Allyear
Horse Mackerel: Ocean, All Day/Allyear
Crawfish: Holding Pond, All Day/April 1st - Half September
Killifish: Holding Pond, All Day/April-August
Neon Tetra: River, 9am-4pm/April-November
Guppy: River, 9am-4pm/April-November
Seahorse: Ocean, All Day/April-November
Zebra Turkeyfish: Ocean, All Day/April-November
Surgeonfish: Ocean, All Day/April-September
Clownfish: Ocean, All Day/April-September
Butterflyfish: Ocean, All Day/April-September
Ray: Ocean, All Day/April-September
Moray Eel: Ocean, All Day/April-September
Softshell Turtle: River, 4pm-9am/August-September
Squid: Ocean, All Day/December 1st-Half of August
Stringfish: River, 4pm-9am/December-February
Sea Butterfly: Ocean, All Day/December-February
Pond Smelt: River Pool, All Day/December-February
Oarfish: Ocean, All Day/December-May
Sweetfish: River, All Day/July 1st-Half of September
Arapaima: River, 4pm-9am/July-September
Puffer Fish: Ocean, All Day/July-September
Blue Marlin: Ocean, All Day/July-September
Napoleonfish: Ocean, All Day/July-August
Piranha: River, 4am-4pm, 9pm-4am/June 1st-Half of September
Arowana: River, 4pm-9am/June 1st-Half of september
Eel: River Pool, 4pm-9am/June 1st-Half of september
Giant Snakehead: River Pool, 4pm-9am/June-August
Hammerhead Shark: Ocean, 9am-4pm/June-September
Shark: Ocean, 4pm-9am/June-September
Gar: River Pool, 4pm-9am/June-September
Dorado: River, 4am-9pm/June-September
Ocean Sunfish: Ocean, 4am-9pm/June-September
Saw Shark: Ocean, 4am-9pm/June-September
Saddle Bichir: River, 4pm-9am/June-September
Octopus: Ocean, All Day, March-July, 2nd half of September-January
Tadpole: Pond, All day/March-July
Char: Waterfall, 4am-9am/4pm-9pm, March-June/September-November
Cherry Salmon: River, 4am-9am/4pm-9pm, March-June/September-November
Loach: River, 4am-9am/4pm-9pm, March-June/September-November
Barred Knifejaw: Ocean, All Day/March-November
Frog: Holding Pond, All Day/May-August
Catfish: River Pond, All Day/May-August
Angelfish, River, 4pm-9am/May-October
Nibble Fish: River, All Day/May-September
Bitterling: River, All Day/November-February
Blowfish: Ocean, All Day/November-February
Lobster: Ocean, All Day/November-February
Football Fish: Ocean, All Day/November-March
Tuna: Ocean, All Day/November-March
Dab: Ocean, All Day/October-April
Yellow Perch: River, All Day/October-March
Salmon: River, All Day/September
King Salmon: River, All Day/September
Pike: River, 4am-9pm/September-December
Mitten Crab: River, 4pm-9am/September 15th-November
Ribbon Eel: Tropical Ocean, All Day/Summer
Giant Trvally: River Pool, All Day/Summer
The Cafe
Museum Store (second floor) built for about 7 days
50+ fish/bugs/fossils/paintings donated to the Museum
298,000 Bells
Cyrus (Blue Alpaca in Reese)
Sell 100,000 Bells worth of items to Reese.
Own 100 different furniture pieces and have 50 different clothing items in their catalog. [citation needed]
Lived in the town for over 7 days.
Club LOL
Upgrade Nookling Junction to T&T Mart.
Shrunk will appear at the mayor's house, asking for permission of 5 signatures on Villagers, the club will open 5 days later.
Open: 8:00am - 10:00pm
Early Bird: 6:00am - 10:00pm
Night Owl: 8:00am - 00:am
# of items sold: 8
Bells to upgrade: 10,000 Bells in Mortage + 12,000 Bells in-store
Days to Expand: 7
- You need to have created the town after 10 days or more to upgrade.
T&T Mart
Open: 7:00am - 00:am
Early Bird: 6:00am - 0:00am
Night Owl: 7:00am - 5:00am
# of items sold: 13
Bells to upgrade: 25,000
Days to expand: 10
- You need +10 days in the Gardening Store as well.
Super T&T
Open: 9:00am - 8:00pm
Early Bird: 6:00am - 8:00pm
Night Owl: 0:00am - 8:00pm
# of items sold: 13
Bells to upgrade: 25,000
Days to expand: 10
- You need +10 days in the gardening store as well.
T&T Home center
Open: 10:00am - 11:00pm
Early Bird: 6:00am - 11:00pm
Night Owl: 10:00am - 3:00am
# of items sold: 18
Bells to upgrade: 100,000
-Complete 4 Gracie Fashion checks.
-The store needs to be opened for at least 30 days to upgrade.
T&T Emporium
Open: 9:00am - 9:00pm
Early Bird: 6:00am - 9:00pm
Night Owl: 9:00am - 0:00am
# of items sold: N/A
Doesn't Expand anymore after this.
Silver Shovel
Effect: Striking the "money rock" can rarely produce ores instead of bells.
Requirement: Purchase from the museum's second floor extension after donating at least 15 fossils.
Silver Axe
Effect: More durable than a regular axe, and always creates a rare stump pattern.
Requirement: Purchase from the island shop for 8 medals. (Can be replaced)
Silver Net
Effect: Has a wider capture range than a regular net.
Requirement: Purchase from the museum's second floor extension after donating at least 30 bugs.
Silver Fishing Rod
Effect: Fish are more likely to bite and will bite down longer than with a regular rod.
Requirement: Purchase from the museum's second floor extension after donating at least 30 fish.
Silver Watering Can
Effect: Has a wider watering range than a regular Watering Can.
Requirement: Talk to Lazy the sloth after purchasing at least 50 flower seeds from the gardening shop.
Silver Slingshot
Effect: Fires 2 shots at once.
Requirement: Shoot down the present with 2 silver balloons attached to it.
GOLDEN TOOLS
Golden Shovel
Effect: Can be used to grow a money tree, and makes fertilizer more effective.
Requirements Talk to Lazy the sloth after purchasing at least 50 fertilizers from the gardening shop.
Golden Axe -
Effect: Never breaks, cuts down trees faster, and sometimes creates a rare stump pattern.
Requirement: Talk to Lazy the sloth after purchasing at least 50 tree saplings from the gardening shop.
Golden Net
Effect: Has a much wider capture range than a regular net.
Requirement: Talk to the bug catching tournament host after catching every bug in the game.
Golden Fishing Rod -
Effect: Fish are much more likely to bite and will bite down much longer than with a regular rod.
Requirement: Talk to the fishing tournament host after catching every fish in the game.
Golden Watering Can -
Effect: Has a much wider watering range than a regular watering can
Requirement: Talk to Shizu after maintaining 15 days of perfect environmental conditions.
Golden Slingshot -
Effect: Fires 3 shots at once.
Requirement: Shoot down the present with 3 gold balloons attached to it.
-Japan got the game on November 8th 2012. NA will get the game on June 9, 2013, EU June 14, 2013 and AU on June 15, 2013.
-Sharing houses via Street-Pass.
-Act as mayor because of a misunderstanding. As mayor, you will have a secretary- Isabelle. The other three players are normal residents.
-Players are taller than previous Animal Crossing titles and the animals are more "realistic" in size. (Bears larger and --Squirrels smaller in size in relation to the Player character.)
-Players can still change Clothing, including: pants, skirts, shoes, socks and swim suits.
-You can have four player profiles, but the first player created is mayor. The other three are normal residents.
-Unlike in previous games, the time will be situated on the top screen in the bottom left hand corner, rather than the top left.
-Bushes with flowers and berries.
-Flowers are now in groups of 4, instead of the usual 3 (plus the style of some of the flowers have changed).
-New type of flowers (lilies and violets) in various colours, maybe a result of hybridizing.
-Also, flowers now sparkle after being watered, so it is easier for you to see what you have watered already, or missed.
-Gold tools return (silver bought at the museum 2nd floor) and the gold can waters a large range of plants at a time (confirmed through video)
-Outdoor Furniture/Town Decorations are called 'Community Projects' these include:
-Benches, Lamp Poles, Clocks, Fire hydrants Sculpted hedges (tulip shape for example), Open shacks/ sheds. Bee houses, Wells, Solar Panels, Photo Ops, (Face in hole Picture things) Bridges (two kinds- the original grey brick bridge and a new wooden suspension bridge), Small flower gardens, Grape vines, Bonfires, Picnic supplies, Camp grounds, Jungle gyms, Logs that you may sit on, Sand gardens, and more!
-You buy and build bridges whenever you want.
-Sitting on tree stumps.
-Wall-hanging items (such as wall clocks, air conditioners etc.) can be placed above floor furniture.
-Swimming and diving for fish and other items.
-Furniture Customization: You can use your own design on your furniture. (unknown if there are limits).
-Players can meet multiple neighbors in one house during certain visits.
-This game will feature new music, both hourly music and DJ K.K. music.
-Players can choose where you want your house, instead of 'prebuilt' houses.
-As mayor, players can choose where to build buildings.
-Players can change the Exterior of Your House. (fence posts, outer walls, roof, under pavement, and mailbox)
-There will be a strip mall.
-Players can take their shoes off.
-New stores and owners:
-A shoe store owned by Kicks called 'Shoe Shank'.
-A new recycle store owned by new Pink Alpaca- Reese, with an upholsterer run by a new Blue Alpaca- Cyrus, They run the shop called 'Re- Tail'.
-Timmy and Tommy are now in charge of Nook's general store- 'Nookling Junction', 'Nook. Bros'. They have different shifts, but run the store together.
-'Able Sisters' Clothing Store now sell pants instead of accessories.
-A new gardening store run by Lazy the Sloth.
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-Club LOL where K.K. plays, both new songs and remixed NES ones and Dr. Shrunk teaches emotions before K.K's performance each night.
-A spa ran by an anteater, called the 'Dream Mansion' where you can visit other towns in your sleep, or have other people visit your town. The good thing about this feature, is that if visitors wreck your town the effects won't stick because you are sleeping! You unlock this town by playing over the internet.
-A museum shop ran by Celeste where you can set up your own exhibits and buy silver tools.
-Tom Nook and Lyle run 'Nook Housing', where you can now buy upgrades to change the outside look of your house to suit your style, such as fence, walls and even the mailbox.
-A photo booth will be in the mall area, where you may take photos to put on your player/ ID card.
-You can upgrade some or all of the stores.
-You can learn and hold every emotion now (unlike in previous games where you could only hold four).
-New faces and eye colors (you'll be able to change your eye colour in the same way you change your hairstyle).
-Your town is bigger than the ones in the previous games.
-The Japanese title is: Tobidase Dabutsu no Mori (Translates to: Animal Crossing: Jump Out!).
-The English title is: Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
-New styles of clothes.
-New furniture and furniture sets.
-As mayor, you have your own office, which is located in your town.
-New villagers. See here.
-New species of villagers
-New hair colors and eye colours - you can change your eye colour the same way you change your hairstyle by answering questions.
-You can change store hours.
-Tom Nook gives you a temporary tent to live in when you arrive. It costs 10,000 to get a real house.
-As Mayor of your village, you plant a tree, this tree grows depending on how well you do in your duties.
-You can get a part time job at the cafe.
-There is food (coffee, ice cream, sandwiches, etc) and you can have picnics.
-New personalities for villager's.
-You get money in your town fund from neighbors and friends.
-K.K. is now a DJ along with his normal acoustic music.
-You can set up a camp ground where villagers from other towns can camp at.
-New tool: Megaphone. You can use it to get your villager's and friend's attention, and to find out where they are.
-Villagers can enter shops and you can help them make a purchase decision.
-When designing patterns, you have a wider selection of colors.
-You can trade items via StreetPass.
-You collect items/catch sea creatures while diving.
-The island has mini games, which Tortimer runs (that's right, he's not dead!).
-You can choose what room expansions to add. (example, choosing to add a room to the left of the first floor).
-You can design roads or paths.
-You can alter the look of the town hall building.
-There are some sort of streamer/firework things
-You can build two types of Police Stations. The police officer will vary by the type you choose. Classic is Booker and -Modern is Copper.
-You can find / dig up ores, such as emeralds.
-You can buy fortune cookies - you buy these with play coins you've earned (in the usual way by walking around with your 3DS)
-There are miniature fossils.
-Returning fishing tourney, with a winners podium and multiple trophies.
-Can buy candy for Halloween again.
-Rainbows!
-Redd sells statues.
-New Fish! and new Bugs! and now, when you catch a fish/bug along with a catchy sentence (e.g. I caught a Dace- Woo! In your face!) it will actually tell you how big (or small) your catch is!
-You can choose what type of (Law) village you want in the game. Here are the different types:
~Beautiful Village (Co ckroaches, weeds and rubbish like boots and tyres turn up less in your town.)
~Morning Village (shops open earlier and villagers wake up earlier)
~Village that doesn't sleep, (opposite to Morning Village)
~Rich Village (Items more expensive to buy and sell), Nothing in particular (no change).
-These are by definition, the town 'Laws' it will cost 20,000 Bells to get them changed. (Unknown if you can change them more than once.)
-You can hold up to ten designs.
-Your pocket can contain up to sixteen items.
-Instead of just fishing and bug catching you can dive for sea creatures, which is a different category all together.
-You talk to Isabelle to confirm your birthday.
-You plant the 'Mayor Tree' after you talk to Isabelle about your birthday.
-You start off with five villagers in your town.
-You can choose the layout of your town map as you ride into town on the train.
-You earn points as doing various things as Mayor.
-Isabelle is the one to open the game for you and load your profile. Not Rover as in previous versions.
-Tortimer visits you on the third day as Mayor and invites you to the island where he resides.
-Isabelle tells you when there are new villagers, before you play the game.
-You can register your Animal Crossing game on StreetPass by talking to Kent, Isabelle's younger brother.
-Labelle, the 3rd Able Sister sells accessories in the game, she is located in the room to the right of Able and Sable's room.
-You may buy things from other peoples model homes.
-You can choose if you want Kapp'n to sing a song while he takes you to the island, and it has lyrics.
-The island shop, or the 'lobby' uses game medals which you win by completing 'tours' run by Tortimer, this shop is where you can get rare plants and shrubs.
-You get bananas and mangoes on the island.
-You need a bathing suit to swim/dive. You can either rent or buy one from the island. You can also rent a shovel, axe, net and fishing rod.
-There is a limit to how far you can swim.
-There are two main jobs as mayor: One is to make regulations and Two is to build community projects.
-Redd now ships the items you buy from him in the mail, instead of giving them to you directly, so make sure you have an empty slot in your mailbox or else it won't be delivered!
-Five days after your first community project is completed, the Gardening store will be open. The axe and watering can will be sold here instead of at the Speck Shop.
-You can choose what part of your house you want to upgrade first and by how much.
The more you use StreetPass with a person they will bring you presents like balloons, pin-wheels and ice cream and more!
-Happy Home Exhibit can have up to 48 houses at one time.
-Villagers can shake trees as well.
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