First off, you can still sell turnips. You won't get whatever that day's turnip cost is for Animal Crossing Items them. You get 100 bells and they will not be marketed as heaps of 10. Instead, they will market as one turnip a stack, so there is a good chance you'll be missing out on some huge money.

The best usage for rotten turnips is to use them as bait to draw some bugs out. By leaving turnips that are spoiled on the ground, you can draw flies and ants that you contribute and can grab to Blathers' museum. Or you may keep some for yourself if you want to begin your personal ant farm. It could take a while for those bugs to arrive, but abandon out the turnips from the sun for a while and you need to observe some pests that you're able to capture.

Is spend a huge number of bells in turnips just to allow them to spoil. But if you would like to complete the Critterpedia, then it can be a great idea to keep one or two turnips on hand to rust and attract some gross bugs.

Animal Crossing: Reasons Tom Nook Is A Predatory Loan Shark

The raccoon is a fixed-rate loan a tempter of fate also, more so than anything else. Once it seems he would have the best interest of the player at hand, in truthhe seeks nothing more but to make money off those who would just like to start a life for themselves. Is it too hard to ask to be given the size of a shed to a house?

While gamers are given the choice to buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Bells select an island, it all becomes apparent soon enough that their occupation isn't to enhance their quality of life... However, to better the island's lifestyle. Rather than plant blossoms and spend hours catching fish while our fishing poles break 12 times a day, players are invited to pay back loans... for the island's sake. However, is there a method to this madness? Is Tom Nook teaching players some thing about island life... and life in general? Perhaps...