Last Monday, I received the other three video game systems I ordered: The Famicom, NES, and Nintendo Switch 2. The Famicom plays Clu Clu Land (which was also in the GameCube version of Animal Crossing), and the NES plays Ice Climber.
Unfortunately, the Nintendo Switch 2 does not play a game. When you turn it on, it plays the “Switch” sound effect and displays a red screen with the Switch 2 logo. So even though New Horizons has eight video game systems, there are just six playable games in total.
On Wednesday, a tourist had a thought bubble above his head. It was Clay the hamster, and he was enjoying his visit but didn’t have a place to stay for the night. I had the option to invite him to the hotel, so that’s what I did.
Leilani suggested that I put him in a VIP room. I chose the amusement park theme, so Clay got a fun place to play!
But then he said he was going to have the best sleep ever in here. Um…oops. Not only is it likely to be very loud in here, but I didn’t actually give him a bed. 😆
With that task done, I earned 500 Nook Miles in a new category: “Take Tourists to the Hotel.”
I’ll have to do this quite a few more times to complete it, but at least I know what that (formerly) empty space on the Nook Miles page is for.
I later ran into another tourist. It was Rizzo! He has some nerve to show his rat face in Forest again, after I spent a whole year trying to get rid of him! So I grabbed a pitfall seed from storage and buried Rizzo once again. Stay out!
Hans was camping at the campsite for the third time, and I still didn’t want him. Strike three, you’re out!
On Thursday, I ran into Pascal after finding a scallop in the sea. He told me some words of wisdom about trash and recycling bins before giving me a pair of pearls.
There was another tourist without a place to stay on Friday. It was Leopold the lion, and I led him to the hotel. But I didn’t want to design another VIP room, so I put him in a standard room instead. But that didn’t stop him from thinking he was getting star treatment.
I only earned 50 hotel tickets for putting him in a regular room, but I didn’t mind. It still counted as progress towards my next “Take Tourists to the Hotel” goal. 👍
Yesterday, I decided to go ahead and pay for my final storage upgrade. It cost a whopping 1.8 million bells this time! So the total cost of going from 5,000 items to 9,000 items is 3.3 million bells! 😱
As of today, my storage is maxed out, as Tom Nook confirmed for me.
Here are a few other quick notes about Forest over the past week or so:
- Last Monday, I sold 25 bugs to Flick for 117,000 bells.
- I crafted a bunch of DIY items for the donation box, but I eventually hit a bottleneck. They needed items with certain hybrid flowers that I didn’t have, so production halted.
- I recovered Wisp’s spirits on Thursday, and he rewarded me with a striped maxi dress.
- Last night, K.K. Slider performed “K.K. Swing” for me, Ankha, Kid Cat, June, and Bob. I like when there are several other animals enjoying the show with me. 🙂
- Today, Moe was the latest tourist without a place to stay. I put him in a standard room, which ended up being Room 4 (the kiddie room).