Crossing the Animals: Newly emerging cherry growers formed a bank

In just ten days, Crossing the Animals: New Horizons& # 39; Flowers in bloom are very short. Many players couldn't find all the DIY compatibility options at this time. Players can travel time so they don't have to wait about a year to get another chance. But there is another option. You just have to be willing to get rid of the tone of the instruments.

Nookazon, the leading Animal Crossing shopping mall, introduced a "auction" feature in early May that allows players to bid on exciting items. A spokesperson for Nookazon tells Polygon that, to date, the largest auction on the site had more than a dozen floral displays. First sent in 10,000 pieces, i The auction closed with a bid of 2.8M metals.

The price point, while annoying, makes sense. Many players are no longer in the early spring, which means that items at that time are now rare and are therefore open for sale at a premium. Anyone who had foresight of collecting their seasonal building materials, rather than using them, could now sell them for a greater profit. Broader price conditions in the past two days have seen just one beat above 40,000 metals – Nookazon lists the "normal" price at $ 25,000

Things get even wilder when we look at the price points for DIY recipes that use these flowers. While the items themselves usually sell for about 100,000 pieces per person according to Nookazon, the power to do such things permanently is worth a whole lot. A Cherry-Blossom Branches Dipe Recipe is a listing by a trusted retailer for example, on the platform, currently 8 million bells and 80 Nook Miles tickets will be included. Prices vary depending on which flower-related recipe we look at, but in general, they are cheap – you can expect to drop many Nook Miles tickets or millions of pieces.

These prices are coming out, but in fact, the flowers have been easy to reach – in fact it is raining from heaven for the game. Next season's materials won't work that way. Acorns and pine cones, which will be found in the coming seasons of those of us in the northern hemisphere, are found in tree trunks. Most of the time, shaking a tree will get you a stick (or maybe a horn), rather than using the materials. Based on our experiments, finding the necessary cooking supplies for this year is a major headache. You won't find what you need half the time you move a tree.

Such things only live for you when you're traveling, or if you're in the southern hemisphere, which means the Animal Crossing economy is not yet fully occupied with this season's amenities. But right now, Nookazon's list of one acorn they are 100,000 metals, or you can get a little cheaper on the bundle (one reliable list has 5 acorns per 400,000 pieces.)

Presumably, this will provide two types of Animal Crossing players. There will be those of us collecting and preparing to enjoy our games or with friends. And there will be those who keep certain seasonal items and recipes until they are no longer available to be able to afford millions on the market when supply is low. We already see that division is happening. And if you can manage to collect or do crafts everything you need before the end of the season? Get ready to dump a few million, otherwise grind up those Nook Miles tickets.