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2 minutes ago, StumpyJohn said:

 

I can give both Anklo tail and Megacero skull if you're still looking for them.  Don't need anything in return

I’ll accept that offer, plz :) 

Are you open or do you want me to open?

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Bloody great, @StumpyJohn Blathers accepted the Ankylo tail and was very excited that the Ankylosaurus was complete. He didn't, however, say anything about the fossils wing being complete, though so I ran around reading all signs but none said anything about "please donate the missing parts". 

There is an empty space in there, though.

Does anyone know if the empty space ( the square box just to the right of my character) in the picture below is reserved for a fossil? If so, which?

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Rayn said:

Bloody great, @StumpyJohn Blathers accepted the Ankylo tail and was very excited that the Ankylosaurus was complete. He didn't, however, say anything about the fossils wing being complete, though so I ran around reading all signs but none said anything about "please donate the missing parts". 

There is an empty space in there, though.

Does anyone know if the empty space ( the square box just to the right of my character) in the picture below is reserved for a fossil? If so, which?

 

 

It is the space for Archaeopteryx

I got another spare one of those just this morning so will post it on to you too

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Just now, StumpyJohn said:

It is the space for Archaeopteryx

I got another spare one of those just this morning so will post it on to you too

 

You're a fucking star, mister. Now I need to come visit you and explore your island to find out if I've got something special to gift you!

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14 hours ago, Rob Rule said:

Pretty sure you're right, @CovisGod, as lurkers have come to mine through dododes here. But also randomers, as I mentioned on your island the other day. They seemed to know what the forum was by referencing that they weren't on it, though, and I couldn't be arsed to press. 

Horrific. I get panicky when a visitor’s name doesn’t immediately match up with their Rllmuk name.

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3 minutes ago, Rayn said:

 

You're a fucking star, mister. Now I need to come visit you and explore your island to find out if I've got something special to gift you!

Sent, I'll be open quite a bit in the evening probably as often am.  Welcome any time

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It's sunset on my island and CJ is still buying fish for above odds in the north west. (edit, although he might only buy from me....I'll have to check.)

 

Gate is open to friends, if you want in PM me your friend code and I'll add you.

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10 minutes ago, Unofficial Who said:

Crap. Oh well. Then if anyone wants to go fishing and bughunting on the other side of the planet during fall feel free to visit.

I'd like to visit again later this week if thats ok

5 minutes ago, moosegrinder said:

Yep, that'd be fantastic please and thanks. I'll post the money now.

Sent from catalogue

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Purple pansies get! I thought my hybrid reds were wrong so two days planted from seed to start again. Just as the seeds get into bud this morning ready to go tonight on the path back to hybrid reds my old ones spawn two!

 

Just blue roses to go.

 

also, Sable patterns are amazing, the presence of a massive range of interesting in game designs so a I don’t have to use custom ones fro beach towels and chairs is fantastic. The pizza pattern is my highlight so far even if I’ve not used it (yet)

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19 hours ago, DonRumsfeld said:

This is pretty amusing!

 

https://www.ft.com/content/68f96d24-02f0-42fd-b132-aba0acba777f

 

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Virtual rate cut forces Nintendo gamers into riskier assets

Shock among users as Animal Crossing’s Bank of Nook slashes rates to near zero

an hour ago

‘Animal Crossing’ players must now speculate to make money after the Bank of Nook imposed a steep interest rate cut © FT montage; Nintendo

Savers at the Bank of Nook are being driven to speculate on turnips and tarantulas, as the most popular video game of the coronavirus era mimics global central bankers by making steep cuts in interest rates.

The estimated 12m players of Nintendo’s cartoon fantasy Animal Crossing: New Horizons were informed last week about the move, in which the Bank of Nook slashed the interest paid on savings from around 0.5 per cent to just 0.05 per cent.

The total interest available on any amount of savings has now been capped at 9,999 bells — the in-game currency that can be bought online at a rate of about $1 per 1.9m bells.

The abrupt policy shift, imposed by an obligatory software update on April 23, provoked a stream of online fury that a once-solid stream of income had been reduced to a trickle with the stroke of a raccoon banker’s pen.

“I’m never going to financially recover from this,” one player wrote on a Reddit forum. “Island recession incoming,” said another. 

The shock Bank of Nook rate cut mirrors efforts by monetary authorities around the world to ease the effects of coronavirus by cutting rates and lowering longer-term borrowing costs through vast bond-buying programmes.

Total worldwide stimulus announced in recent months comes to about $14tn, according to the IMF, after adding in various government spending packages. Such activity has given a big lift to asset prices, from stocks to junk bonds. 

“We used to think this easing was all temporary but we’ve clearly crossed the Rubicon and it’s now permanent,” said Albert Edwards, a strategist at Société Générale. 

“Now that the [Bank of Nook] has cut interest rates to near zero, their next logical step is quantitative easing. It’s essential that players try to hook their game up to their printers as it might start churning out money,” he joked. 

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The latest instalment in the Animal Crossing series, which was launched by the Kyoto-based games maker in late March for use on its Switch console, has proved to be a well-timed addition to its catalogue as customers look for diversions during lockdown. The game thrusts the player on to a chirpy, violence-free ecosystem of insect collection, home improvement and resource extraction, where economic activity is often dependent upon bank lending. 

It did not take long, however, for players to spot that they could defraud the game’s bank by depositing large sums in saving accounts and then “time travelling” into the future by tweaking the console’s internal clock. The bank duly pays decades of compounded interest, making rapid bell millionaires.

People familiar with the situation said the Bank of Nook rate cut was an attempt to curb that practice. Nintendo has made no official comment on the matter.

As many users pointed out online, the much lower interest rate means that the most effective way of making money is now to gamble on the game’s internal “stalk” market — a bourse in which the only commodity is turnips, sold to investors during a single session on Sundays. The root vegetables rot and their value drops to zero after a week.

Players can also make money by catching and selling tarantulas, which fetch 8,000 bells apiece. However, the spiders are hard to find, appear only after 7pm local time and are dangerous, as a bite causes players to faint.

Users on the Nintendo Life discussion site said that in several respects, the behaviour of Nintendo, the Bank of Nook and its customers had echoed the experiences of Japan’s financial industry and its now 20 years of life under near-zero interest rates.

Savers were informed about the cut in a short message from the bank’s raccoon-like manager, Tom Nook, who apologised for “any inconvenience” and offered a compensatory gift of a floor mat shaped like a bell.

As some users went online to question the economic rationale behind the rate cut, others railed at the “brutal capitalist instincts” of the financier and his monopolistic position on the imaginary island.

One user suggested a protest against the bank in which everyone withdrew their savings and instead stashed them under the mattresses of their virtual homes. But others said the logic behind the bank’s move was sound.

“It’s a change to keep the game realistic,” Yellowbeehive said on Reddit. “With interest rates on home loans being 0 per cent it makes sense that interest rates on savings would be minimal. The Bank of Nook isn’t a charity and has multiple investments to maintain.”

 

 

It made the front page today.

 

 

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I'm working so I can't set off the timer on my new mini maze and if it's true that lurkers or others are nicking dodo codes from here, I'm not going to be able to police my visitors but I'll open for friends if anyone wants a look about. 

 

You can buy anything in the shop and kicks is here too, selling jester shoes and samurai greaves which I've not seen in mable's or elsewhere. 

 

Reply to this if you want me to order/ make anything you like the look of!

 

Edit: not done my rounds yet so don't hit rocks etc please!

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7 minutes ago, b00dles said:

I'm working so I can't set off the timer on my new mini maze and if it's true that lurkers or others are nicking dodo codes from here, I'm not going to be able to police my visitors but I'll open for friends if anyone wants a look about. 

 

You can buy anything in the shop and kicks is here too, selling jester shoes and samurai greaves which I've not seen in mable's or elsewhere. 

 

Reply to this if you want me to order/ make anything you like the look of!

 

Edit: not done my rounds yet so don't hit rocks etc please!

 

What colour Greaves?

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