The player must have upgraded their house thrice. The player must send a letter with a gift to that villager. The player must befriend that villager-by speaking to them enough. The player must live in town for at least two months. To get into a romantic relationship, the player must do a variety of things before the villager will ask them out on a date. In addition, they may also get a job at another store, allowing one of the shopkeepers (if there are multiple) to have the day off work, and walk around town. If the player is the mayor, and in a romantic relationship, they can also hire their partner to be their secretary or assistant. While in a relationship, several interactions can be completed: hugging and kissing. These pictures can also be obtained by becoming a best friend of a villager, and speaking to them everyday for five weeks. If one stays in a romantic relationship for two weeks-which means they must speak with their partner once a day-they will obtain a photo of that villager, which also comes with a short description of that character. Once in a romantic relationship, they will not move out of town, and often send you gifts and ask you more favours. Although now, one can also be in a romantic relationship with a villager, once certain conditions are met. Like previous installments, My Animal Crossing allows the player(s) to become friends with other villagers. The default shops are the Garden Centre and Nook's Cranny. Unlike the other towns, which has their stores scattered throughout the towns, farm towns have all their shops in the City, which can be walked to by going through the town gate at the north of town. Many small rivers flow through these towns, and there are some small lakes scattered throughout. Like classic towns, farm towns have a cliff somewhere in town, although it is noticeable smaller. These towns usually have two or three different types of native fruits-as opposed to the one of others-and all houses have a small garden to the left (or right, if there is no space on the left, as obstructed by rocks, trees or other houses) of their house. Peppy and Cranky are commonly found living in these types of towns, while Lazy villagers do not. "Farm" towns are very rainy and have farming fields surrounding three sides of the town. The town is powered by solar panels, which are seen on top of every building. All buildings become more triangular and modern, and most have large windows. The default shops are the Roost and Re-Tail. Towns are usually seen down by the beach, and can often be seen sunbathing or swimming, something they do not do in other towns. 
Towns do not have cliffs or small lakes, but they do have a small river separating the town in two.
Lazy and Snooty villagers are most common in these types of towns. "Resort" towns are very sunny and have water covering two sides of the town-usually the east and south ends of the town. The town is powered by windmills, which are seen on the cliffs surrounding the town. The town is surrounded by an ocean at the south end of town, and has a cliff (sometimes two, but that is rare), which separates the town into two, as well as rivers and smaller lakes scattered throughout the town-usually having a waterfall down the cliff. The default shops are the Post Office and Nook's Cranny, which can be found anywhere in town. The town has a wishing well in the centre of town, a lake, a dump, and a lighthouse. Although villagers of all personalities can flock to the town, Normal and Jock villagers are more common. "Classic" towns are similar to towns of previous Animal Crossing games. All towns start with a town hall and museum, and other shops are opened up after a certain number of days-which change depending on the type of town. The three different town styles are classic, resort and farm. There are three different town styles available for your town, and depending on which style is chosen by the mayor, different events occur at different times. A new addition to the game is the ability to change the 'style' of town, which also changes the villagers that can move to your town.Īnother new feature is that all villagers now have their own conversation codes, and do not copy their text from other villagers of the same personality. Players can also customise their town with a custom town tune, flag and patterns. Players can also customise their appearance with various shirts, pants, shoes, socks, hats and accessories, as well as get new hairstyles from the hairstylist.
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Similar to previous Animal Crossing titles, players are free to decorate their homes with various furniture that they acquire from villagers, trees and the local shops.
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