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I wanna make a fruit tree orchard but I know too many trees in one grid area can cause them to die, does anyone know if theres a grid formation that works? Whether it is leaving gaps between rows or staggering them, or something similar? Thanks!

I was just curious if anyone knows, but is it possible at all to get all of the money out of the money rock without the hole trick? I assume Nintendo would’ve made it possible to do without a random workaround but then I haven’t actually seen anyone do it. Just wondered if anyone has ever done it before!

I recently started a new town and I’m looking forward to decorating, however I always feel a bit intimidated by all of the empty space. Do you guys have specific ways of going about decorating or do you just wing it? I want to start by putting down paths but its hard when I do that have any pwps yet. Any tips appreciated!

Hi guys, I know a lot of people here use save editor and I finally decided to give it a go. I have no clue what i’m doing though so I wondered if there is an up to date tutorial online? I’ve seen a few video tutorials but they’re all pretty old so I want to make sure I don’t mess anything up. My 3DS is already modded so that is covered. I also wondered with save editor how people use it to decorate because isn’t it a bit hard when you can’t see the changes being made in real time? I like to move things around a lot when I decorate to het things perfect so I’m not sure if it’s good for that or if it’s better to stick to just moving houses and adding pwps with it? Would vapecord be better for decorating (adding trees and flowers etc)? I have no experience with vapecord either so if anyone has some advice it would be much appreciated!

Hey guys, I’m a religious New Leaf player and i’ve loved playing that game for well over 10 years, I just love how much attention to detail there is and the extra charm that New Horizons lacks in my opinion. I’ve wanted to give Wild World a try for so long after hearing how wholesome it is and how great the villager interactions are. I picked it up today and I can already see how charming it is and I love the extra personality of the villagers. However it does feel simplistic to say the least compared to New Leaf 😅 I know I need to get used to the mechanics being less seamless, for example I’m finding fishing and switching between tools the most difficult currently. Are there any tips for things I should know that I wouldn’t have come across as a New Leaf player? I guess I should focus less on decorating as there is less options, but if anyone has any tips of things to do or ways to get the most out of the game please let me know! Thank you 🩷