The launch of Animal Crossing: New Horizons has been a before and after for many players. Now, On Sundays he gets up early to buy turnips at the best price and during the week you have to be attentive to the visitors of the island in case you can negotiate with them. For example, the two latest big update additions are Gandulio and Ladino. The first one appeared for the Nature event, selling seeds and bushes, while the second one sells works of art, which could be fake. Gandulio also buys grass, something that has brought problems to a group of players on Facebook.
Animal Crossing has crossed the screen and players organize through social networks such as Twitter or Facebook to exchange objects or find the most affordable price. Meanwhile, Facebook may shut down an Animal Crossing: New Horizons group because think you sell drugs openly. According to a member of the group, the social network has already given them several notices of closure because users talk about selling grass, referring to this natural resource of the game. The moderators of the group have taken measures to protect this environment and from now on they ask that the words grass or herbs be avoided and they use «Other creative words» to refer to it. "All posts containing the word herb / herbs will be rejected", they explained in a brief statement.
An Animal Crossing facebook group I'm in is risking to be shut down because facebook thinks people are openly selling weed… .. pic.twitter.com/bxLA93ylWo
– Sarah L. Fossheim (@liatrisbian) May 2, 2020
Likewise, they recognize that it seems absurd to them, but it is the only way that Facebook does not end up closing the group. Be that as it may, players will be able to continue talking about open turnips while waiting for Nintendo's plans to expand Animal Crossing: New Horizons for years.
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