Yay Animal Crossing!

[thistlechaser]

It arrived today, and so of course I've been playing it all night. Lots and lots of fun!

Who are the people in your neighborhood?
In your neighborhood?
In your neiiiigh-bor-hood?
In your neighborhood?
The people that you meet every day?

Let's see if I can recall all the animals in my town (Canada, by the way).
Chief, a wolf who looks like a fox
Alli the Alligator (a little stuck-up but okay)
Tangy, a cat-like thing (She likes me!)
Jay, a bluejay (Also likes me)
Two frogs, the names slip my mind. One sleeps a lot, the other likes me.
Hm, I must be missing some of them... Oddly no one hates me. Seems like everyone I know who is playing this has really bitchy animals.

Woo woo! I played long enough that I'm no longer Nook's bitch! I still owe him like $14,000 but I paid off about $3000 tonight.

Kirby, I have oranges. If you would like some, give me your name and town? I'm Thistle in Canada, but I don't have a shovel yet so I think sending me fruit yet won't do any good since I can't plant it.

Comments

Don't need oranges

[kirbyk.livejournal.com]

I've successfully got an orange tree going. But lemme know when you get a shovel, I have cherries.

Tip: We think the signposts mark where future animals might move in, and consequently places where trees don't take root, so try not to plant them behind the helpful signs. It's still just a theory, but a good one.

I don't have any common animals with you. There really are a lot of them.

It's such a strange, goofy little game, but I like it.

Re: Don't need oranges

[thistle-chaser.livejournal.com]

Cool, thanks. Once I do get a shovel, I'm going to start a second town on my second memory card (I hadn't known one came with the game). Then not only will I have extra fruit, there will be more chance for animals to move in and out if I go visiting.

Thanks for the tip, that does make sense.

[mallen.livejournal.com]

This entire entry makes no damn sense at all.