4th and 5th towns

[Tora Olafsdotter]

I have made my decision to get 2 more copies in December or January. I love Animal Crossing, and want all the perfect fruits so...yeah. 5 fruits, 5 games. I want every single villager species at least in one of the 5 towns, except for cows and bulls. They are ugly. I have a few themes thought up. I know one of them will be this one:

Amiibo - amiibo theme - a town of only amiibo villagers like Cece and Viche. I already have a line up idea. Wolf Link, Ganon, Epona, Cece, Viche, Inkwell, Bitty, Plucky, Rex, and one more male, I have yet to decide. Yes, Wolf Link will be swapped out from my Warrior town, and I’ll try and find a replacement. The only problem here is Bitty. I’ll have to adopt her, as I don’t have her card. Though to be fair, I MIGHT be getting it for Christmas as I asked my parents for a few specific cards

Starland - No theme - No specific theme. Just villagers I like such as Hopper, Fauna, Stitches, and Rolf, but no real theme connecting them all together aside from being a collection of villagers I like that don't fit into my other towns.

What do you think?

 

[HappyTails]

Be careful now. Someone ended up with 19 towns this way.

Anyways, those are good ideas for towns.

 

[Tora Olafsdotter]

Be careful now. Someone ended up with 19 towns this way.

Anyways, those are good ideas for towns.

Don't worry. These will be the last two. I just want to have one town for each fruit. And I feel 5 is all I can manage.

 

[Sheando]

I have four towns, so I understand the urge to have several. However, I do recommend staggering them. It's easy to get bored or bogged down when you're doing the same thing in every town every day. I didn't get Flint until Feldspar was already fairly developed, so I was making dirt paths and collecting villagers in Flint while I was landscaping and PWP placing in Feldspar. Then I was landscaping and PWP placing in Flint while starting Harbor, and so on down the line. (Now that I'm working on Harbor and Meteor, I rarely play in Feldspar or Flint anymore.) I enjoy the excitement of starting a new town, but it can get overwhelming to take care of too many, so be careful not to burn out!