This post goes into detail about whether or not to try and make a perfect town, and how to do so. Find it after the page break!
No doubt if you've looked up an Animal Crossing: New Leaf guide or info page you've seen a "Perfect Town Guide" which tells you to plant trees, build projects, and pull weeds. I have been asked, "Is it worth it?" Well, my answer is that it honestly depends on your play style. Are you devoted to making your town a place that people love to visit, or are you more interested in turning you small cottage into a sprawling mansion with fully upgraded and fully themed rooms? If you would rather have a picturesque town that makes others jealous, then you would probably find it worthwhile to get the perfect town rating. If you chose option number two, You may not care as much. In both situations, it is still fairly useful, as the rare flower, Jacob's ladder, will only appear when you town has reached "Perfect Town" status. Also, after fifteen days, Isabelle will give you the golden watering can, which is a blessing for gardening! Many town projects will only become available if you get the perfect town rating, and you can even upgrade the train station and town hall! Now, if you want a perfect town but have no idea where to start, let me help you. For starters you need ten Public Works Projects in your town. Preferably benches, street lamps, and park clocks, as some of the others, such as the recycling bin, actually make your town rating go down. You also need roughly fifty or so trees. Basically just keep planting trees and flowers until Isabelle stops saying that villagers want more plants. Finally, pick EVERY weed that you see, and make sure there is no trash lying around. Villagers will complain if you have trash in you town, meaning your perfect rating will be gone in a flash! Well, that's the end of this post! Thanks for reading!
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I will be attempting to alternate my posts between review and my town's news, so there's something for everybody. I hope you enjoy each and every post!
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