I get annoyed every time when my streak broke. Most of the time I forget logging on to the nook stop. Some people may not find this as a big deal, but it does to me. It takes a week just to get back up to 300 nook miles per day and there's something satisfying seeing that large number. Of course, some nook miles + achievements reach up to that number but every little bit helps.
i've broken it once, not because i'm TTing or not going on everyday but just because i forget to actually check in lol. with the nook shopping app on the phone it's way easier for me to just order whatever i want that way so i actually have to consciously think about going inside resident services just to get my points.
I was super into getting daily miles in the beginning when all I had was like 8,000 miles to my name, but now with 100,000 miles and nothing to spend them on, 300 a day seems like nothing haha.
I don't think I broke mine seeing that I've been playing daily and make it a point to visit the Resident Services everyday to check the recycling box. I just do a quick log in then.
I broke my nook stop streak and I’m kind of bitter about it. I don’t care that much, because I do have a lot of miles now and I don’t need the extra hundred or so that they give me for checking in every day. I am trying to maintain it now, but if I lose my streak I won’t be too upset about it.
I usually have at least one day a week that I don't have time to play so I've broken it so many times. It's not something that really bothers me though.
i'm currently in the process of resetting and starting the streak over again five times in a row because i want my nook miles points to be a multiple of 50 ;; the 80 they give you on the second day ruins that so now i have to keep resetting it! so i guess i'm breaking my streak, but intentionally? lol
I only broke my streak once, and that was a couple weeks back, but I was annoyed by breaking it so I just started it back up and made a note to myself to keep checking daily. While 300 miles isn't really much, over time it does work out to be over 100k miles in a year, so hey, I'll gladly take that (even if I'm not really using the miles these days).
