What I want to see in AC:3DS! - Page 5

quote Yellowpikmin476

Signposts from Population Growing

YES YES A THOUSAND TIMES YES! How many times have i mentioned this on this forum? At least ten, I'm sure.

If they had the NES games and the signposts return, I would make sure this was a day 1 purchase.

These are a few ideas from people on YouTube and most of it is my ideas combined. i emailed these to Nintendo 2 years ago. I just wanted to know what people think. Let me know what you guys think of this, and if you have anything to add, feel free to let me know. This message could get long, so read it piece by piece, or you will get bored. Unless, of course, you like my ideas so much that you think I should work with Nintendo and consider me a celebrity. Then, in that case, if you're hooked on, help yourself. Be my guest.
But don't say I didn't warn you about the length.
Whatever you do, PLEASE bring back the city from Animal Crossing: City Folk along with the very fancy GracieGrace furniture store, the shoe shiner, Phineas the prize man, the auction house, the Happy Room Academy HQ, the shoe shiner, Katrina's Fortune Shop, the Marquee theater, and Crazy Redd's shop all in the city, along with Resetti's headquarters. Shampoodle's is now working with Tom Nook once again, except this time from the very beginning. Also, maybe there could be a lottery building called ANIMAL LOTTERY or something in the place where Shampoodle's used to be. This is a place where you can buy up to 10 lottery tickets per day for 100 bells each. 3rd place winner gets 30,000 Bells, 2nd place gets 60,000, and Jackpot gets 90,000. Also in this game you can now use credit cards, with membership levels increasing the more you use them. At the end of every month, you receive a bill notification in the mail. You can pay this by ABD as well. Finally, debit cards and gold debit cards are also back.
There is more fruit on trees, including bananas, grapes, (green or purple), Granny Smith Apples, and yellow apples.

2. Please make GracieGrace have all the previous GracieGrace furniture. Maybe a few more clothes, hats, and accessories, though.
Also, Labelle now has come back in a heartwarming reunion to her younger sisters, Sable and Mabel. There is now a separate area in the Able Sisters' tailor shop now. This is a type of Wi-Fi hub where you can exchange designs with friends, and even use Tag Mode or the 3DS's feature, StreetPass.
Since Labelle will be working with her sisters, Sable and Mable, though, GracieGrace will be run by Gracie herself. Thus, you can now get a fashion evaluation from her whenever you desire, instead of having to wait for her to visit. Now, animals actually walk around in shops with shopping bags in their arms to look more realistic.


3. When you type things like your name and town name, you can fit in as many letters/ spaces/ punctuation/ symbols as you want.

4. In winter, when some of the rivers, lakes, etc. freeze, you can buy ice skates from Tom Nook, swap them with your old shoes, and go ice skating! Learn to do tricks and show off your skills at the skating arena (see below)! You can get off whenever you want, and then switch back to your normal shoes.

~Primary Features~

Title (Animal Crossing: New Frontier or Animal Crossing: The New Life would have been nice too.)
The game beginning (opening on an AirAnimal Airlines plane, with Rover the cat as your flight attendant, and Kappn' the turtle as the pilot)
~Mayoral Duties~
After the flight, you arrive at an airport at the town gate. You are greeted by your busybee sweetheart hard worker, Pelly, who guides you to your new job office as mayor, and you get to choose one of four spread out houses to live in, with upgrades as you pay off your loan, of course. (Yes, you unfortunately still have a loan even though you are the mayor.) The second human to move into town is oyur secretary. The third is the treasurer, and the fourth is the historian. You four all have separate quarters in the back of the town hall, and, of course, your own houses. Every month you four and the town maintenance staff, including Pelly, Phyllis, Tortimer (who is now your real estate agent), and other new people host a meeting in the meeting room in the back of the town hall. You discuss the current status of your town, how it can be helped, comments from residents and visitors, whether you should invest in town clean-up services, whether you should build a new structure, the arrangements and organization of your town, population, and many other of your office responsibilities. Since only one character can play at a time, either the other three can register themselves from DS Download Play using passwords for recognition, or you can take turns giving the 3DS to one another when it comes your turn to share your thoughts and feelings. You will share news, ideas, and many other things using voice recognition. Wouldn't that be awesome?
~Mayoral Rewards~
In this game, you raise money to make your town a better place to live. To buy town land marks you can either use money you've earned yourself, or you can use points based on what people think about your town's environment.
You can get many town landmarks by donating money, and you can get them in this order: A dock to visit a tropical island, (100,000 bells/points) another bridge (200,000 bells/points), then a town fountain (500,000 bells/points), then a lighthouse (1,000,000), then a windmill (1,000,000), then a stage for shows/performances (2,000,000), then a baseball field (2,250,000), then a soccer field (2,500,000), then a hockey (ice hockey in winter) field for matches (2,750,000), then a roller skating (ice skating in winter) field for races/ ice dancing/ figure skating performances (3,000,000) then a bowling alley building (3,250,000), and then a football field (3,500,000).

You can form sports teams, join, name you teams, and compete in weekly games at the fields. The winning team gets trophies and a party, along with a cash prize/reward.
This game brings back all of the past vehicles: the Wild World Taxi (for visiting the newly introduced park--see ahead), the City Folk Bus (for visiting the city), the Population Growing (GameCube) train (for moving from one 3DS Game Card to another), the Population Growing (GameCube) quiet boat to visit the island, which I hope they bring back, the New Frontier (New Life) plane (for visiting other towns via Wi-Fi connection)!
~Convenience Store I: Upgrades~
Next, we'll be talking about Tom Nook's store.
His store upgrades go in this order: Nook's Cranny, Nook'n'go, Nookmart, Nookway, Nookington's, Tom Nook's Emporium, and finally, the absolutely MASSIVE NookMall!
All stores will look exactly like how they looked in the Nintendo wii version, on both the inside and outside. (Except for the fact that the store will start out with 3 shirts in Nook's Cranny, as there was in the Gamecube version, as well as the same amount of furniture, wallpaper, carpet, and everything else from the Wii version.) Every upgrade, the store will be 2-3 times as big as the previous one. In this game, any furniture can be placed either indoors or outdoors. Or you can simply drop furniture in "leaf form" either inside or outside as well.
*When I refer to "tool", a possibility for that is also the timer.
Nook's Cranny has 3 shirts, 3 pants/shorts, 2 wallpapers, 2 different tools, 2 carpets/floorings, 3 pieces of furniture, 1 paint bucket, and 4 paper pads. (4 sheets each) It is open 10 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Nook'n'go has 5 shirts, 5 pants/shorts, 4 wallpapers, 3 different tools, 4 carpets/floorings, 5 pieces of furniture, 3 paint buckets, and 6 paper pads. It is open 8 a.m. to 1 A.M.
Nookmart has 7 shirts, 7 pants/shorts, 6 wallpapers, 4 different tools, 6 carpets/floorings, 7 pieces of furniture, 5 paint buckets, and 8 paper pads. It is open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.
Nookway has 9 shirts, 9 pants/shorts, 8 wallpapers, 2 of each tool, 8 carpets,floorings, 9 pieces of furniture, 7 paint buckets, and 10 paper pads. It is open 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.
Nookington's (with 2 floors) has 11 shirts, 11 pants/shorts, 10 wallpapers, 3 of each tool, 10 carpets/floorings, 11 pieces of furniture, 9 paint buckets, and 12 paper pads. It is open 8 A.M. to 11 P.M.
Tom Nook's Emporium (with 3 floors) has a whopping 13 shirts, 13 pants/shorts, 12 wallpapers, 12 carpets/floorings, 13 pieces of furniture, 11 paint buckets, and 14 paper pads. It is open 9 A.M. to 12 A.M.
In NookMall, all of the floors TRIPLE in size, as the new MASSIVE mall has a gigantic 20 shirts, 20 pants/shorts, 20 wallpapers, 20 carpets/floorings, 20 pieces of furniture, 20 paint buckets, 5 of each tool, and 20 paper pads! It is open 24 hours.
As usual, once every one to four weeks, either one fishing rod, one net, one timer, or one slingshot will be replaced with a silver one. The silver timer can count up to 30 minutes instead of 15, and the gold one can count up to an hour. To get the gold one, you will have to go to the wishing well and meet up with Sedata, Serena's little sister. Once again, if you answer the questions correctly, you can get a silver and/or gold timer.
~Convenience Sote II: Other Features
So we finished up on Tom Nook's store upgrades and what they would have in stock per day. Now, we'll talk about some of the new things about his shop.
Let's talk about the floors. As usual, the first floor will be run by Tom Nook himself. The 1st floor will have all the paper, half of the daily paint supply (all of it if you haven't reached Nookington's yet), and the tools with the timer also.
As before, the second floor, which you get once you reach Nookington's, contains all furniture (indoor), wallpapers, floorings/carpets, and the other half of the daily paint supply. It, as usual, is run by Tom Nook's nephews, Timmy and Tommy Nook.
The third floor, which you get once you reach Tom Nook's Emporium, contains all of the outdoor stuff. For example, it contains flower seeds, tree saplings, cedar tree saplings. It also contains outdoor furniture, which is a new addition to Animal Crossing. Outdoor furniture means things like benches, lampposts, bus signs, construction signs, arrow signs, orange cones, the "backyard" furniture theme, the "park" theme, and all that. Here, you can also purchase crop seeds and tree seedlings (completely optional) to plant in your outdoor vegetable garden (see ahead)There is also some furniture that can be put either indoor OR outdoors. The third floor is run by Tania Nook. (Tom Nook's wife.) In this game, you can SEPARATELY paint your roof, your doors individually, your windowsills, your wall, your flooring, your fence, and all theo ther outer and inner areas of your house.
Once you reach Nook'n'Go, from then on, there will be an auto repair shop to fix your cars, bikes, and motorcycles. (Yes, you can ride cars, bikes, and motorcycles in this game.) You can also buy brand new cars, bikes, and motorcycle here. The size and price of new vehicles, as well as the quality and price of repairs, increase as the store does. Note: Until you buy a "zap helmet" (the one that makes a different sound when you put it on) from the Able Sisters (blue or green zap helmet if for a boy, pink zap helmet if for a girl), and the "zap suit" that matches the color of your helmet, you cannot buy bicycles or motorcycles/ ride them. By the way, there are two entrances to the auto repair shop. If you want to buy a new vehicle, you'll have to go through the entrance from inside Nook's shop. If you want to repair an old vehicle, then you'll have to bring it in from outside. A garage door will open, allowing you to enter with your vehicle. In NookMall, the auto repair shop more than doubles in size and stays on the first floor. The auto repair shop is run by Tim Nook. (Tom Nook's older brother, also known as Timmy & Tommy's father.
In front of the store is a small food stand where you can buy sandwiches, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, tuna salad sandwiches, PB&J sandwiches, egg salad sandwiches, french fries, and more. This place is run by Tammy Nook, Tom Nook's sister-in-law, also known as Timmy and Tommy's mom. Once you reach Nookmart, the food stand moves to the inside of the shop. Once you reach NookMall, the food stand moves to the third floor and becomes its own large food store in a different room. (For example, how Superfresh and Safeway are in real life.)

By the way, once you reach NookMall, the 3 floors become separate stores with separate names and triple in size. The food stand, when it "evolves" will also need a name, and so will the auto repair shop. Any ideas, guys? Include these in a reply if you have any ideas.

this is a continuation of my previous post.

As you know, there are three floors in Tom Nook's Emporium and NookMall. Each floor handles two special areas, which are different rooms. They have an entrance from inside the mall/emporium. (Like how you entered Shampoodle's in Wild World.) The special areas for the first floor are the auto repair shop (has two entrances: a garage door from outside, (to bring in cars, bikes, and motorcycles to repair,) and one from inside the store (to buy new cars/bikes/motorcycles)) and the Shampoodle's hair salon. The special rooms for the second floor are the Roost cafe and Katrina's Fortune-Telling Shop. On the third floor is an inn and Tammy Nook's Restaurant. By the way, the auto repair shop, Shampoodles, and all other businesses' unlock secrets and location depend on which business it is.


You must be wondering, if these six back areas are on separate floors (three floors maximum, so two special areas per floor) then where do they go while the store still has only one or two floors? Well, it depends which area. The auto repair shop will not be unlocked until Nook'n'Go. It will have 2 entrances; one from inside the store (to purchase new vehicles) and one garage door outside in the back of the store. ( To repair an old vehicle.) Shampoodle's hair salon will be separate, but next to, the shop when you still have Nook's Cranny. At Nook'n'Go, it is attached to it. Once you reach NookMart, from then on, it will be inside, next to Tim Nook's Auto Repair Shop. The inn will not be unlocked until NookMall. It will be on the third floor. Tammy Nook's food store will start out as a small stand near the shop. By Nook'n'Go, it will be inside with the auto repair shop and Shampoodle's hair salon. Katrina's Fortune-Telling Shop will be inside in Nook'n'Go from then on. Finally, Brewster's Café will be inside Nook's Shop since the beginning. By the way, once you reach Tom Nook's Emporium, all of these side businesses go to their corresponding floors. (See above) Also, since you unlock these businesses, whenever the store upgrades, so will they, in ways like quality of service, amount of variety choices of hairstyles, coffee, etc. cost of things, and the size, interior looks/decorations and exterior looks/decorations of the businesses.
Also, I forgot to mention earlier: As I was saying, you can inidividually paint just about all of your house. Unlike Wild World, you have doors from room to room. You can use a theme (by which i mean lovely, modern, regal, cabana, gorgeous, furniture set themes)to decorate them, paint them, post designs on them, and many other things. Additionally, when you buy paint in the shop, you have the choice of where you want to use it, (i.e. on the top roof, on the middle roof, on the door leading from Central Room to Center Right Room, etc)
Next, you have the choice of how many colors to mix into this pattern. You can choose up to 20. Then, you check how to arrange them, or you can use simple patterns, such as multi-colored stars, multi-colored polka dots, multi-colord stripes, multi-colored checkered prints, or you can just arrange it however you want, absolutely free.

Also IU forgot to mention as well: The vehicles--remember them? The one run by Kapp'n himself is the boat to the island (because I like his sea shanties), and the others are all driven by his family: Kapp'n Sr. Kapp'n Jr., etc. Any ideas for names for these people? Please reply with it if you have an idea.

The third floor of Nook's shop (once you reach Tom Nook's Emporium, from then on) also handles tools as well as furniture that would look good outside, signboards, and, once in a while, a silver tool or cookbook. As you know, in NookMall, (the final upgrade, which is absolutely massive) there is 20 of everything per day in the entire store. One of the tools may be replaced with a cookbook. There are three cookbooks to get; one for meals (with a stove), one for drinks (with a blender), and one with different types of coffee and different types of tea. (with a siphon.) There are also 20 signboards (in different looks) available per day. The signboards are EXACTLY like the ones in Population Growing. You can post designs on them, making that design more popular.

~Businesses~

In this game, the Able Sisters WILL upgrade as you spend more and more money there. They go in this order. I will use GracieGrace as a comparison so you can get an idea of how it looks. By the way, they now also sell pants/shorts, which you can change at anytime. When you pause the game and go to your designs menu, you can wear designs on your pants/shorts as well. Again, there is also a design storage place with Mable.
They start out the same size as in City folk, with the same amount of everything.
They then get bigger, but still smaller than GracieGrace. They have 4 shirts, 4 pants/shorts, 2 umbrellas, 2 hats, and 2 accessories. They can now accept 10 designs at a time instead of 8.
It is now the same size as GracieGrace. It has 5 shirts, 5 pants/shorts, 3 umbrellas, 3 hats, 3 accessories, and can display 12 designs at a time.
And the final expansion is the largest, with 6 shirts, 6 pants/shorts, 4 hats, 4 accessories, 4 umbrellas, and can display 14 designs. All expansions look different on the outside, but the name stays as "Able Sisters." The newest addition to the Tailor is the new room on the right side. It is a wi-fi hub to trade designs with all sorts of people-- either anonymous people or friends on your friend roster. It is run by Labelle, as GracieGrace is run by Gracie herself now. Now, let's talk about the museum!

The museum, as usual, can store fish, fossils, paintings, and bugs. However, the Roost is no longer there. Instead, Brewster has a shop inside of Nook's shop on the second floor, where Timmy and Tommy work. K.K. Slider will play his songs in the Roost until you donate enough money (at town hall) to buy a stage where he will perform. (Check back to where I typed regarding the "new mayor feature" if you forgot.) Instead of 75 songs, K.K. Slider has 150. The first 75 are the ones that were there in City Folk. The other 75 will have songs from other games. Out of the second 75, 37 will be songs from the Super Mario Bros. series, (ex: Mario Medley) and 38 will be songs from the Legend of Zelda series. (i.e. Zelda's Lullaby, Epona's song, Hyrule Field,Hidden Village, etc.)
Anyway, in the area in the museum where the Roost used to be, you can donate gyroids. Blathers will return, as always. So will Celeste.


Copper and Booker return to their old roots in this one, running a lost-and-found, and telling you what's what. By the way, in this game, unlike the gamecube version, there are NO ACRES! The police officers' uniforms are much more realistic, and their hats are alot bigger.

~Physical Features~
Now let's talk about some of the town's physics. First things' first, there is NO GRASS PROBLEM! The player gets to change/customize the town's grass/dirt by drawing on a map by drawing brown where they want dirt, and green where they want grass. This can be done via the telephone in the attic. The fact that there is no grass problem means that getting a perfect town and a gold watering can depends simply on the amount of flowers and trees in your town.

Anyway that's all for now guys. Mom's telling me to go to bed. It's 1:42 AM here XD. So let me know what you guys think. Hopefully by tomorrow morning I have some reviewsand responses and replies. I'll give you the rest of my ideas tomorrow. What you've seen is only the beginning. Not to boast, but tomorrow's ideas will be even better. See ya guyz!
-ACLover72

Also, the amount of plants and where they are placed.
I change my mind about the police uniforms.
Bye Guys!

I'm-a-BACK! Love NSMB Wii...Good times even though that wasn't so long ago XD
OK let's continue! I'm going to try to shorten them now so people don't get bored! Since there were no replies, I'm going to make them more interesting instead of ONE IMMENSELY LONG THING. God, even I got bored re-reading mine when editing last night...And I love my ideas! Don't forget to reply and let me know what you guys think! It's OK if you think some of my ideas are bad. If you tell me what you think is bad, it'll only help me and you!
Nextly...

~Cooking~
Very few people seem to bring this great idea up, so...
In this game, you can collect not only fruits, but if you manage to catch a bee, you can get some of their honey. Also, you can buy flour, sugar, cinnamon, and others on the 3rd Floor of Nook's. You can purchase cooking supplies, such as stirring spoons, pans, pots, cutting boards,ovens, blenders, siphons, and much more. Once in a while, Nook's shop will have a cookbook for sale. Cookbooks are not mandatory to get all of the recipes, but experimenting can be risky! There are three cookbooks to get: One with a list of meals (stove, cutting board, cooking utensils specified in cookbook), one with a list of drinks (with a blender), and one with a list of teas and coffees (siphon).

Here, we talk about some other various areas.
Also, if you have a telescope in your house, you can look at stars if you place it next to the window. When you run around town alot, your clothes get dirty. Wash them if you buy a washer and put it in your house! If you buy a clothesline, put it in your outdoor garden (see ahead) and hang your washed clothes there in the sun to dry. Or you can buy a dryer and put it next to your washer. Also, whenever you get a new room for your house, instead of open spaces like in Wild World, there are doors. The doors are wooden, and when you buy paint, you can paint the door's and rooves individually, as I mentioned before. You can even choose to get doors installed at the base and/or peak of your stairs; 10,000 bells each. All of the doors thta are in your house, including the back door, front door, stair doors, room-to-room doors,; there are different types:
Plain wooden door:10,000
Wooden sliding door: 15,000
Plain glass door: 15,000
Glass sliding door: 20,000
Or, as mentioned earlier, you can customize it however you want, even put designs on them!

Yay, my favorite part of the idea book: Your house!
Yeppers, this is the part where we are going to discuss the most important matters: your home, upgrading it, and, sadly, the prices. this section is lengthy, so I'm dividing it into halves.

As for the houses, they will upgrade as you pay off the loan. They start out extremely small, as usual, with a radio and table lamp, and the attic. Pay off 19,800 bells to increase it in size so it's the same size as the animal neighbors' houses in the past games. Pay off another 120,000 Bells to get it as the same size as the past games when you pay off 120,000 bells. Pay off another 240,000 to get another room on the left. Pay off another 360,000 to get another room on the right. Pay off another 480,000 to get a room in the back. Pay off another 600,000 to get another "room" behind the back room. This is an outdoor section where you can place furniture like benches, beach chairs, sprinklers, or whatever, plant a flower garden, and plant a fruit orchard. I was thinking crops, too, but firstly, nine varieties of fruit on trees is enough, plus I want AC to be AC, not HM. Furniture like benches, dams made of rocks, bath mats, corn fields, swimming pools, BBQ grills, and sprinklers would look good here, but again, you can put in anything you wish, besides carpet/flooring, and wallpaper. This garden has a real fence surrounding it, and grass all around. Note: the outdoor "room" is seperate from the back of your house outside. They are separate areas. This is because of the fence. Anyway, on with the house upgrades! After the outdoor garden, you can pay off another 720,000 to make the room on the left as big as the central room. Pay off another 840,000 to make the room on the right as big as the central room. Pay off another 960,000 to make the back room as big as the central room. Pay off another 1,080,000 to make the outdoor garden twice as big. Pay off another 120,000 to get a second floor room. Pay off another 150,000 to make the 2nd floor room as big as the central room. Pay off another 240,000 to get a left room on the 2nd floor. Pay off another 360,000 to get a right room on the second floor. Pay off another 480,000 to get a back room on the 2nd floor. Pay off another 600,000 to get an outdoor balcony. Like there was an outdoor garden behind the 1st floor back room, the outdoor balcony is behind the 2nd floor back room. This is a great place for some peace and quiet. If you place a flower here, you can choose for it to be in a low box, or a tall vase, or a flowerpot. A nice chair, sofa, minitable, and a telescope for viewing stars would look great here, but, as was with the outdoor garden, you can put whatever you want to at any time. Anyway, on with the upgrades! Pay off another 720,000 to make the 2nd floor left room as big as the central room. Pay off another 840,000 to make the 2nd floor right room as big as the central room. Pay off another 960,000 to make the 2nd floor back room as big as the central room. Pay off another 1,080,000 to double the size of the outdoor balcony. Next part; I'm on it!

~EDIT:~
Before, I mentioned the balcony. When you first get the balcony, it is as big as the Toad's balcony above the boneyard in Luigi's Mansion. After upgrading it, it does not double; it becomes the size of Boo Balcony from Luigi's Mansion. Not the same with the unicorn statues, but the same size, and same size only. I would hate AC to go like Luigi's Mansion, UGH!
You can paint the balcony however you like, as usual with desgins and patterns and blah blah, refer to my earlier posts if you forgot, and place furniture wherever.

~Housing Part II~
Pay off another 240,000 to get a basement. When the basement starts out, it has one room, and is already the same size as the central room. This room does not upgrade. Pay off another 240,000 to get a left room in the basement. Pay off another 360,000 to get a right room in the basement. Pay off another 480,000 to get a back room in the basement. Tom Nook says if you pay off another 600,000, he'll tell you a secret about your house. Pay off another 600,000, and Tom Nook will visit your basement. He will guide you to your basement's backmost room. He will gently hammer the back wall, revealing a crack. He hammers it again, revealing an open space! Apparently, Nook had positioned all the human houses so that they have entrances to a FOSSIL CAVE AND MINE in their basement! Nook tells you that through this hole is a HUGE cave, where you can mine for fossils that you can't find by digging outside! He also gives you a pickax, which is used to mine for fossils! Pay off another 720,000 to make the basement's left room as big as the central room. Pay off another 840,000 to make the basement's right room as big as the central room. Pay off another 960,000 to make the basement's back room as big as the central room. Tom Nook will tell you a secret if you pay off another whopping 1,080,000! Pay it off and he will lead you to the back of the fossil cave. He will hammer it again, revealing a whole another area of the fossil cave!

Some of this part I have mentioned earlier; but just for the heck of it:
This is about the city. Shampoodle's is not in the city in this game. Instead, it is a small building attached; not next to, attached to, Nook's Shop. While you have Nook's Cranny, though, it is next to. But in Nook'n'go, it's attached, and by Nookmart, it is inside, next to the auto repair shop. Every time the shop upgrades, the salon does to. (Like, it gets more and more hair color choices and style choices.) Eventually, you can get hairstyles for the opposite gender as well.

In the city where Shampoodle's used to be, there is a building called Animal Lottery. Here, you can buy one lottery ticket per day. The ticket has a number on it. Next to where the ticket salesman is, there is a sign that says the ticket number for that day. Tickets cost 100 bells, and you can buy one per day. Winning will get you 30,000 bells.


Do you remember how there were four human's houses? Yes. As you know, the very first human going to move to the town has received a letter to be called to the town to be mayor. I decided, the second human moves because they have been chosen as the mayor's secretary. They still live a free life, though. The third human is the treasurer. They have a house and live a happy life. The final human will be the historian. They also live a free and happy life. They each have their own room in the town hall.


Among the town landmarks that you can buy using bells or points, there is also a wishing well. It looks similar to the one in the first Animal Crossing. It costs a total of 4,000,000 bells/points. Here, from your pockets, you can toss a timer. Serena's (The town fountain goddess who gives you the silver and gold axes) younger sister, Sedata. She can give you a silver and gold timer, which can count for longer periods of time. The silver timer will count for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 minutes. The golden timer will count for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, or 60 minutes.

Well, here it is! The next part of my ideas for Animal Crossing 3DS. This time, we'll talk about painting and construction, as well as the town size and landmarks.

When you want to paint your home, you can not only paint roofs, but houses, front doors, outer wall, and other doors as well. When painting, you select the paint bucket at Tom Nook's shop. You choose what area of your home to paint. (Outside walls, doors, which doors, roofs, which roof, etc.) You then can choose a minimum of one and a maximum of three colors. Finally, choose a pattern. You can choose stripes, (choose horizontal or vertical) stars, polka dots, or checkered (which color goes where; what pattern, etc.)Or just plainly use a design.
The Animal Crossing: GameCube (Population Growing) town was the biggest town of all the past ones. The Animal Crossing: 3DS town will be five times as big as that, as we will need to add in all the landmarks and sport fields; not to mention the bowling alley building, the town fountain, and the wishing well.

Now, another of my favorite parts--the newest addition to Animal Crossing....
THE PARK!!!!!!!!!

~Park~
The park is the newest addition to the Animal Crossing series. It is a big circular area with the land going deeper as you near the center, where the land is the deepest. You can see animals strolling around, jogging, maybe riding a bike, all of which you can do here as well. On the outer line is a big bike track for jogging and riding bikes. For the hard-working athletes, there are sports drinks and water bottles for sale, as well as sports shoes, equipment, and clothes with weekly sales news that arrives in the mail. A little more towards the center, there are big and thick oak trees with picnic benches beneath them. There, you can relax with nature while eating and socializing with other animals sitting there. The park is decorated and always has animals walking around the outer edge. There are slides, swings, seesaws, and other big playground equipment for children in the very center. There are also food pavilions and souvenir shops. There, you can buy the sports equipment mentioned earlier as well as cheeseburgers, hamburgers,, french fries, pizza, ice cream, and many other foods. Up above, you can see and hear birds flying up in the sky. During holiday season, and for all other festivals and parties, the park, as well as the city and your town, will be decorated according to the event(s).
The music that always plays in the park will be the "Rainy Day" music from Population Growing, with changes in theme as the seasons and weather change.

~Holidays/Festivals~
What's an Animal Crossing game without festivals? Oh, that's right. It's not an Animal Crossing game then.
Every single festival and holiday and event is back, all in one game! Time to PAAARRTTAAYY!! In the next post, I'll send a list of all of the holidays/festivals in the game.
Morning Aerobics and the Spring and Fall Sports Fairs from the GCN are all back, with new and improved graphics and features! For example, maybe the morning aerobics could be year-round instead of only summer. Excpet for rainy days, of course. And in the sports fairs, you could actually wear the sports clothes and be an actual participant! It feels weird to just stand there like an idiot and watch for eight hours! There are now summer sports fairs and winter sports fairs. Each seasonal sports fair has unique activities, like in winter, a building snowman contest. Secondly, Fishing Tourneys are every Sunday year-round, now! This time around, again, you can wear the blue (boy)/red (girl) puffy vest while fishing. The Insect Tourney and Ned are back as well, every Saturday. There are now blue (boy) and red (girl) jumpsuits for the Insect Tourneys.

You can now make not only pictures, but also videos, and save them to your SD Card.

EVERY SINGLE HOLIDAY FROM ALL PAST GAMES IS BACK, INDLUDING SPORTS FAIRS, FLOWER FESTIVALS, BUNNY DAY, etc.
*If the event/holiday/festival occurred in more than one game, then the one where it was best; that version will occur in this game.
i.e. Valentine's Day: GCN Version
New Year's Eve/Day: CF Version
Christmas Eve (Jingle Day): CF Version
Halloween: CF Version

Once again, Wisp returns, with more and better rewards this time.

Also, I forgot to add two things:
33% of the fossils in the game are found by digging outside.
33% are found in the fossil cave under your house.
33% are found in the second fossil cave where you can sail into: the one in the Animal Crossing Movie.
Secondly, lemons and limes are also a possible tree fruit now.
Gulliver is back; sometimes with a UFO, sometimes with a ship.

When you visit the island from the dock, you can choose a quiet ride with Kapp'n and his sea shanties, or a big, fancy ship.
Well, it was a lot of work, but I managed to get every single one of my ideas down. Pretty good, eh? That's all I have for now. PLEASE comment and let me know what you guys think. As soon as I come up with more, I will post it immediately.
Thanks for the support guys! I'll check back daily for replies. See you around!

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Hi, Fluidity, it's me! Sorry it was my first posting on a forum on Neo and I didn't know any of the details. I've made an account now. Thanks for the advice, and I'm really really really really really REALLY sorry! I'll be more careful next time.
And thanks. Yeah, I spent at least a couple of months thinking about these. I started on September 1st, 2010, and I kept gradually thinking about it for a few days. When school started, I lost time, and I rarely got the chance, so yeah. It's been going on since then. See ya!

ACLover72 Great ideas! I agree with most of them, but not all of them xD I love the able sister expansion and nook mall, and the balcony :3

I like a large number of your ideas, ACLover72!

But some of the things included in your post, like the part about the ship and the football stadium, seem that they would take away from one of my favorite parts of the Animal Crossing series: being rather isolated when it comes to the rest of the world. It sounds weird, but one of my favorite parts about this series is that compared to most of our lives in the real world, our AC lives are very laid back and stress free. But that's just my opinion.

And now not only am I rooting for the grandiose return of the signposts, but the journal as well. I liked being able to write notes in it and look at my calender.

quote Sonic Rush

I like a large number of your ideas, ACLover72!

But some of the things included in your post, like the part about the ship and the football stadium, seem that they would take away from one of my favorite parts of the Animal Crossing series: being rather isolated when it comes to the rest of the world. It sounds weird, but one of my favorite parts about this series is that compared to most of our lives in the real world, our AC lives are very laid back and stress free. But that's just my opinion.

And now not only am I rooting for the grandiose return of the signposts, but the journal as well. I liked being able to write notes in it and look at my calender.

Thanks a lot. And...
YEAH! YOU'RE SO RIGHT! How could I forget the journals; they were awesome!
Well, yeah, I agree about the part of being isolated. It is indeed so much more carefre and worryfree than the real world. You have a point. Thanks a lot!

quote squiggle bath

Holy lordy, so much to read, lol. Some of the ideas caught my attention though.

I honestly wouldn't prefer to have cooking in the game, it would turn into The Sims a bit for me. xD

Having all the holidays return would be a cool idea though. :3 The ones from the original Animal Crossing sound exciting, so I'd like the opportunity to be able to experience them. And of course, the ones from City Folk are good too. :3

Able Sisters upgrade is a must I say. The customisation of pants is already confirmed, but being able to trade designs via Wi-Fi isn't a bad idea. I'm rather confused though as you say the store will still be called Able Sisters, but then you say the 'Wi-Fi Room' will be run by Labelle because 'Gracie runs GracieGrace'. I don't quite get that part...

All in all, not some bad sounding ideas!

Cooking, well, yeah, I guess you're right. But it would still be a fun addition, I guess. I don't think it would majorly change the game. (Not trying to criticize you or anything.)But whatever Nintendo decides to do is for the best.

quote ACLover72

quote squiggle bath

Holy lordy, so much to read, lol. Some of the ideas caught my attention though.

I honestly wouldn't prefer to have cooking in the game, it would turn into The Sims a bit for me. xD

Having all the holidays return would be a cool idea though. :3 The ones from the original Animal Crossing sound exciting, so I'd like the opportunity to be able to experience them. And of course, the ones from City Folk are good too. :3

Able Sisters upgrade is a must I say. The customisation of pants is already confirmed, but being able to trade designs via Wi-Fi isn't a bad idea. I'm rather confused though as you say the store will still be called Able Sisters, but then you say the 'Wi-Fi Room' will be run by Labelle because 'Gracie runs GracieGrace'. I don't quite get that part...

All in all, not some bad sounding ideas!

Cooking, well, yeah, I guess you're right. But it would still be a fun addition, I guess. I don't think it would majorly change the game. (Not trying to criticize you or anything.)But whatever Nintendo decides to do is for the best.

And what I mean by it is that Labelle doesn't work at GracieGrace anymore. She works at the Able Sisters, with her little sisters Sable and Mabel. And there is a new door on the right wall of the Able Sisters' Shop: that room is the Wi-Fi hub. Labelle is in charge of the Wi-Fi hub. If you go through through the door and talk to her, she gives you options to...
A. Trade designs with a friend (Choose DS Download or Wi-Fi and choose your designs)
B. Go into Tag Mode/StreetPass (Automatically receive a copy of someone else's designs for you to keep._
C. Give designs to a friend via Wi-Fi or DS Download
D. Receive designs from a friend via Wi-Fi or DS Download
And in the meantime, Gracie herself is the salesclerk at GracieGrace now. You remember how she gave you fashion scores in past games? In this game, she is the one who sells you the items, PLUS she can give you a fashion eval if you talk to her. Since she works there full-time now, you can get a fashion eval whenever you want to just by talking to her. Do you understand now?

And, (sorry last quote XD) like oyu have a personal design storage place with Mabel, you now have a Downloaded Designs storage Place with Labelle. Now do you understand? (No, I'm not trying to act like you're a pain in the neck.) XD

Gotenks E: Merged posts together. Just got rid of you quoting yourself.

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I guess you're right about the town being a little TOO huge. But that's why I thought of automobiles! (Speaking of which, it would be really cool to have car races etc.) Sailing around is also pretty cool. I would love that. You people have some great ideas too! I'm VERY impressed. Oh, and...
Cooking requests? Now THAT is pure brilliance.