Villager Trading

[pearlymay]

I was just wondering what the general consensus is on when trading/selling villagers. I'm facing a tough situation where I just made a deal with someone to sell one of my villagers for 150 NMT then someone else offered 250. I want to take up the second deal but i would feel REALLY bad bc of the first deal. also they already moved someone out to make space. but I also rly want the better deal, what do ppl usually do?

 

[Fridaynightcatlady]

If you've made a deal with the first person, seal the deal. I'd say it would be ****ty not to go forth with it, since you've already made an agreement. 150 NMT is excellent. Other than that, you're free to do whatever you want to do, but it'll make you look like a jerk, though lol

 

[pearlymay]

ur right. I gave it some more thought and honestly this is all just in game currency and digital animals. It's what we do outside of the game, as people, that matters. took me a hot sec to realize this. I'm going to follow thru w the first deal for sure. this post is kind of pointless now but thanks for being real.

If you've made a deal with the first person, seal the deal. I'd say it would be ****ty not to go forth with it, since you've already made an agreement. 150 NMT is excellent. Other than that, you're free to do whatever you want to do, but it'll make you look like a jerk, though lol

 

[Reploid]

Good job, OP.

 

[Fridaynightcatlady]

ur right. I gave it some more thought and honestly this is all just in game currency and digital animals. It's what we do outside of the game, as people, that matters. took me a hot sec to realize this. I'm going to follow thru w the first deal for sure. this post is kind of pointless now but thanks for being real.

I'm glad!

Post automatically merged: Apr 15, 2020

Just wanted to add that, it's easy to get greedy when we're offered tons of NMT and IGB over villagers. I get how tempting it sounds, and I'd be just like you, I think. But I'm glad you're keeping true to the agreement you've made.

 

[skogkyst]

This is upstanding behavior, the type that the Animal Crossing online economy needs more of!