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And I think it is less of a guide and more of a yearly
> calendar to help you plan your time better.
It's cheap, but i'll allow it...
:D
*That* was what I was saying...
> I agree 100% Tilt. Guides are pathetic excuses for the
> gaming-challenged (if that even exists) among us. Well, when I say
> that, if it makes people happy, then I guess it's Ok...
>
> I spit at the people like prima who make the guides!
true normally, but in the case of animal crossing you are wrong wrong wrong, as anyone who has played the game (obviously not you) will know. there are events that you need to find out or you will miss them, and you are not cheating at all. the game even encourages you to find out about it online.
it's official site tells people when events are going to happen and the site is mentioned in-game! it tells you you can visit this "if you want to remeber when events happen".
this game is unique and and its only telling of your own stupidity that you try and tell people who've played the games that help from online is "pathetic" when it tells you in the game to do it.
I spit at the people like prima who make the guides!
I'm not cheating
> it's just informative.
Can't you work it out for yourself or do you really need a guide to hold your hand?
Maybe my reply was a bit blunt, but it pi$ses me off. You're lucky enough to have the game unlike the rest of us, then you post asking for a fecking walkthrough.
*spits on m.o.t*
It's a game that you're supposed to explore yourself, there's no objectives it's totally non linear. Why in Gods name would you want a guide for it you pathetic little man?
If I could spit at you, I would.