He will return the favor by telling you a joke, each of which unlocks a new facial expression for you to use in-game. Shrunk before the club is officially open and give him a snack. Villagers will visit from time to time, and you can dance in the club with them.ĭuring the day (from 12-8PM), you can visit Dr. It will not cost you any bells.Īt night, Club LOL will feature DJ KK (or KK Slider the guitarist on Saturdays) playing music. You can approve of his request to build Club LOL right then, or, if you refuse, you can find it later on the list of PWPs in the town hall and build it at a different time. If you talk to him, he will express interest in opening up a night club in your town, and ask you to collect signatures for a petition.Īsk 6 of your villagers to fill out the petition, then return it to Dr. Shrunk, the funny-looking axolotl will be wandering around your town the next day. Club LOLĪfter you have reached 100% approval rating and fully become the new mayor of your town, and also after the Nooklings have upgraded their store to T&T Mart, Dr. You can choose to build The Roost anywhere in town (except Main Street), like other Public Works Projects. You can purchase a cup of coffee a day there, and, later on, even work for Brewster as a barista. The Roost Cafe is owned by a pigeon of few words named Brewster.
Speaking to him then will add the option to build the Roost Cafe. A week after the Museum 2F has been open, Blather will, again, have something on his mind one day. Have at least 50 items donated to the Museum. He’ll mention that he is thinking about adding a second floor to the museum, and after talking to him about it the option to build it will be added to your PWPs list. at least one bug, fish, artwork and fossilĪfter that, continue speaking to Blathers daily, and one day his dialogue will be different.To unlock the second floor of the museum, you need to have donated: KicksĪfter 10 days have passed since the creation of your town, and 8000 bells have been spent at the Able Sisters’ store, a skunk named Kicks will open his shoe store of the same name. Additionally, you have to have cataloged 100 furniture items and 50 clothing items (you don’t need the catalog machine unlocked, just know that you have owned at least that many items).Īfter he wakes up, he will always be available at Re-Tail to customize your furniture. To wake him up, 7 days must have passed since the creation of your town, and you need to have sold 100,000 bells worth of items to Reese. At first, if you try to talk to him, Reese will get upset and tell you to stop bothering her hubby. When you first move in to town, you may have noticed a blue alpaca napping indefinitely at Re-Tail. Not everything is purchasable though furniture customized by Cyrus cannot be bought, neither can certain special furniture, like seasonal items, trophies earned in game or Tortimer Island furniture. The best feature about the HHS is that you can actually buy furniture from the houses in there (for a marginally higher price than it would cost at the Nooklings’). Not really a shop in itself, the purpose of the HHS is for you to see how people you have StreetPassed decorate their homes. The Gardening Store, run by a happy little sloth named Leif, will open once you have completed 30 “gardening actions” in town – this includes planting flowers and trees, and pulling weeds.
On the same day the bulletin is up, the store will also have a closing sale. You will know when an upgrade is occurring the Nooklings will post a new message on the bulletin board before an upgrade notifying the player that the store will be closed all of the next day. Pass Gracie’s Fashion Check at least 4 times Must be living in a house (pay off first mortgage).The catalog machine will be available in T&T Mart. Spend at least 12,000 bells at Nookling Junction Nookling Junction is available from the start. A few of the upgrades also take some additional requirements, as listed below. Each upgrade takes a certain number of days to pass, and you also need to spend a certain number of bells.
0 kommentar(er)
