Prof Gallows
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We already have a thread for this that is stickied.
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Animal Crossing Whats it about? Please take a look! (Pls sticky)
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We already have a thread for this that is stickied.
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I CANT I DONT HAVE THE TIME!
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Prof Gallows
Retired Staff
It's not going to be stickied.
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Snow queen of Arendelle
Glitch - If you use a tweeter or beans at special places you can glitch your game and walk where it usually isn?t possible to walk. The railway for example. HOW DO YOU DO THAT???????
This is really helpful! I wish I had read this when I first showed up.
The most confusing for me was void / auto-void and in boxes. Idk why, I just couldn't figure them out hahaha, I was like... Auto-void, does that mean no one can claim them, they're free to a good home, they're honorable mentions, it's too late for them to be adopted... haha, I just couldn't figure it out. And in boxes, I just hadn't heard it put that way. So I for some reason didn't think about it meaning they were packed up and ready to go. I thought it meant like they came with a collection of other things, like a gift box or something haha. Bunnie in boxes, meaning Bunnie along with some other random mystery gift items. What's your bid? It's like a fun box! haha, you never know what you'll get, and you get a villager!
Idk why, for some reason I just couldn't figure out those 2 terms for a couple of days. They seem so obvious now xP
The most confusing for me was void / auto-void and in boxes. Idk why, I just couldn't figure them out hahaha, I was like... Auto-void, does that mean no one can claim them, they're free to a good home, they're honorable mentions, it's too late for them to be adopted... haha, I just couldn't figure it out. And in boxes, I just hadn't heard it put that way. So I for some reason didn't think about it meaning they were packed up and ready to go. I thought it meant like they came with a collection of other things, like a gift box or something haha. Bunnie in boxes, meaning Bunnie along with some other random mystery gift items. What's your bid? It's like a fun box! haha, you never know what you'll get, and you get a villager!
Idk why, for some reason I just couldn't figure out those 2 terms for a couple of days. They seem so obvious now xP
No i made it because it's much useful such spectacular grammar
Silas James Reel
Senior Member
You should add AC, ACCF, and ACWW.
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