Jeff's ACCF Blog

I made my way over to Shampoodle in the city tonight, to get my hair dyed green. Turning into Mohawk McClover is a tradition I do every year. And while I was in the city, I said hello to my former villager Opal. She thought the clouds were looking suspicious. 😀

Back in town, Purrl invited me to play a game of hide-and-seek. I accepted the challenge.

She gave me 15 minutes to find her, Static, and Lucy. It took me a few minutes, but I found everyone hiding behind trees.

For winning the game, Purrl gave me a rustoid. I ended up putting it into my gyroid storage at the Roost.

At Nook ‘n’ Go, I saw that two of the three furniture items for sale were chess pieces! With a candle in between them, I could imagine the white bishop and the black pawn playing a game of chess by candlelight.

Moments later, Lucy informed me that she wanted some black furniture. I knew just what to get her! The black pawn only cost me 880 bells. When I took it back to Lucy, she said it was just as black as she hoped.

When I went to visit Roald, I was disappointed to find all his belongings packed up in boxes. Roald is moving out of town. 🙁

This is quite a contrast to how I felt when he moved out of my Wild World town. I honestly didn’t like him much in Wild World, but City Folk Roald definitely grew on me during his time in Forest. So long, little guy!

I recently posted a video showing off my 25 funniest ACCF screenshots of all-time, along with a bunch of honorable mentions as well. Check it out for a laugh!

And just today, I posted a video where I rank my top three villagers of each personality type.

See you next time! If I can, I plan to post next week’s blog entry earlier in the week…so that I’m free to devote Friday and Saturday to New Horizons. 😉

Saharah was in town tonight, looking for old flooring. Most of my villagers seemed to be talking about her. Static suggested that Saharah’s broken English may just be a marketing ploy.

That’s pretty much what Häagen-Dazs (the ice cream company) did with their company name. It’s an American company, despite having a Dutch-sounding name.

I went around asking my villagers for old carpets, but I was getting rejected left and right.

I was relieved when Punchy had an old carpet to give me. He suggested that Saharah’s recycling drive might be more successful is she offered peach crisp or popcorn instead of just other rugs. Not a bad idea.

Poor Bones was locked out of his house. I tried fishing for his key for a few minutes, but I didn’t have any luck and I eventually gave up. But as I was fishing, I just took this picture because I liked how the screen panned enough to fit the whole bend of the river into view.

That one carpet from Punchy was the only one I got all night. But fortunately, I had two others in storage. So I still had the three that I needed to get a rare carpet from Saharah.

Saharah gave me a music-room floor, which I didn’t particularly want. But it’s alright, it’s still nice to see Saharah once in a while, even if she doesn’t always give me something noteworthy.

Since last time, I’ve posted a new episode of Mario Plays ACCF. If you’d like to check it out, here it is:

I’ve also posted a video showing 101 pitfalls spanning 13 years of my Youtube channel. It’s not limited to ACCF pitfalls, but many of them are indeed from City Folk.

Viva Festivale! That quirky holiday featuring Pavé the peacock has come around again, so I made sure to have a quick chat with my fine feathered friend.

The object of the event is to collect candy of different colors and exchange it for Pavé furniture. You can earn candy by playing (and winning) games with the villagers that are outside. But if you lose those games, you risk losing candy (or bells).

Those games include rock-paper-scissors, heads-or-tails, and “mouth soccer.” This festival can easily take hours to get the whole furniture set, but I only wanted a quick taste of it. So I only played long enough to get one piece of furniture, a Pavé table. I then sold it for 12,000 bells. It’s actually a pretty good holiday for earning money, if you saved leftover candy from last Halloween or Bunny Day.

But Festivale wasn’t the only noteworthy event of the day. Tiffany’s replacement has moved in, and it’s Purrl the cat! I like Purrl a lot, and I also have her in my other City Folk town of Mushroom (which I use for my Mario Plays ACCF series).

Tom Nook must have been feeling blue, because the furniture selection today was all-blue. There was an IV drip (which has a blue stand), and also two pieces of furniture from the blue set.

When I rode the bus out to the city, I spotted Phineas there. I asked him for a balloon, and he gave me an orange one. Thanks, Phineas!

Just a reminder that today is the last day of having snow on the ground! Get ready for green grass tomorrow! 🙂

If you’re interested in seeing more of Festivale, here is a video I recorded ten years ago, when I had Bella, Cesar, Cyrano, and Joey in town. Viva Festivale!