My Animal Crossing Chronicles – 7/09
I wasn’t sure exactly what to do in July… or the rest of my time in Coolton for that matter. After all, I’d made the last upgrade to my house in May; I’d donated enough money to the town fund for a third bridge, a town fountain, and a lighthouse; I’d donated every fossil to the museum. This left me with a big gap. The next “tasks” to accomplish in the game require a seemingly unattainable amount of money: donate 100,000,000 Bells to the town fund and get a “green feather” (700,000,000 gets you a rainbow feather); spend 61,300 points worth of Bells (upwards of 6,130,000 Bells) at Tom Nook’s store to acquire all the gifts from his point system; spend 4,000 Bells at “Red’s” in the City every week, hoping that the painting for the museum that you bought isn’t a fake (which it most likely is). Other tasks don’t require so much money, but instead are impossible: you can only catch certain kinds of bugs/fish during certain months of the year. All this left me at a complete loss for what to do, so I decided to save my money until I figured out what to do.
Eventually, I decided to save my money to buy a complete living room set from Gracie Grace, that high-class store in the city. The interesting thing about Gracie Grace’s living room set is that the most inexpensive item in the set costs 68,000 Bells; the most expensive item is 220,000 Bells. Altogether, the set costs 1,542,000 Bells, but eventually I got enough money and I bought the set.
While I was saving for the living room set, I passed the 1,000,000 Bell mark in my bank account and received a gold shopping card and V. I. P. status at the bank – although my town doesn’t have a bank, just a little machine in the town hall… so, I guess I’m a V. I. P. of the square foot of space in town hall.
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