Crossing the Animals: New Horizons fans are probably the best to hear about them Stalk market for the game now – where dedicated players will hunt down the islands of others at the highest prices to make a weekly killing profit – but others are taking online trading agreements to new levels.
There are a few good things about this game that are in high demand – things like hard-to-find options, rare furniture, and the citizens themselves. The quest for the ultimate good wrap has begun a new, underground scene (well, online but we like to think it's all a little darker than that), when players sell Nook Miles Tickets to find their favorite animal on their island.
Nook Miles Tickets, which can be purchased for 2,000 Nook Miles a pop, allow you to visit a random island, which may bring you a whole new villager. An emerging villager is also a random one, but some players are determined to keep trying their luck until they eventually stumble across their beloved friend.
Getting out of the tens or hundreds of these individual citizen tickets can be difficult, as has been seen Eurogamer, some people have turned to using the actual stock of Nook Miles Tickets to speed up the process. It's more crazy, though, because there's also a way to protect a certain citizen and the price tags on the roof.
If the aspiring resident leaves the player's island, they will enter a state known as & # 39; boxes & # 39; (when they are about to leave for good). If you visit an actor's island during this time, you can try to convince that person that you will be living on your island.
As a result, players with desirable citizens on their islands pay Nook Miles ticket prices so others can come and defend their favorites. Eurogamer reports that, on Discord's servers, lesser-known citizens can sell anything for around 20-40 Tickets, while public favorites like Raymond can sell more than 800. That is exactly what 1,600,000 worth of Nok Miles – or who knows how much real money if you bought those tickets that way.
A crazy, crazy world out there.
