Would you restart?

[SoraSmiles]

So just a couple of days ago I got back into playing. My first town was created when I first got the game and my second town was created a little over a year ago.

I REALLY love how my second town turned out, it's beautiful and naturey. (I know not a word haha)

The problem is, I'd really like to play the game without any help from trading (except for dlc obviously) and no transfering money from my other game card. You know like really slave the game away.

I'm almost just tempted to buy a THIRD game card because I really love my 2nd town but my first has EVERYTHING unlocked and it's been in existance for like 4 years now lol -_-

Would you delete and start over at this point?

 

[Bulbadragon]

I'm on my third town and restarting this time and actually getting into it has been HARD. But I really like how this town is going so far and I feel like I'm enjoying it more than the last two because I earn all the bells I use through selling stuff to Re-Tail, so it feels more accomplished and I'm taking things much slower this time and doing things I haven't done before. I don't think I could restart another New Leaf town though. The next new town will be in the next game in the series or if I decide to go back and play one of the older games again.

 

[SoraSmiles]

Yea I was also thinking about waiting till they come out with another animal crossing game haha I think I might sit on it for a couple more days before I make my decision. If anything, since I have so many hours logged on both game I don't want to just destroy them so I'll probably just buy another copy xD which would actually be the 4th copy I have bought. I ended up giving my second game card to my niece and then just went and bought the 3rd. xD

Thanks for your input, I'm glad you're enjoying the game more I'm sure it's a lot harder but it'll be more rewarding in a way.

 

[Mink777]

To be honest I would focus on working on your second town and when your finished with that one you could buy another one if you are motivated enough.