Sea_Gull [they/them] to games • 2 years agoIf Animal Crossing was released for the PC, what mods would you want?message-squaremessage-square86 fedilinkarrow-up130file-text
arrow-up130message-squareIf Animal Crossing was released for the PC, what mods would you want?Sea_Gull [they/them] to games • 2 years agomessage-square86 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
minus-squareedge [he/him]hexbear5·2 years agoI think a big thing is you don't really pay rent, it's more like a mortgage, and even then you don't actually have to pay him back. He's not going to kick you out or anything. link
minus-squareSea_Gull [they/them]hexagonhexbear7·2 years agoIt's interesting because he was made more capitalistic in other ways. Like the island is basically a company town down to them using their own kind of money. link
minus-squareMerryChristmas [any]hexbear7·2 years agoHe's essentially a Georgist lending institution. link
minus-squareSea_Gull [they/them]hexagonhexbear5·2 years agoIt's more like he owns a company town. Right down to the currency. You are made to colonize a tract of land into the company town. All items in the store are bought and sold through Nook. You also recruit others to the island to increase Nook's profits. link
I think a big thing is you don't really pay rent, it's more like a mortgage, and even then you don't actually have to pay him back. He's not going to kick you out or anything.
It's interesting because he was made more capitalistic in other ways.
Like the island is basically a company town down to them using their own kind of money.
He's essentially a Georgist lending institution.
It's more like he owns a company town. Right down to the currency.
You are made to colonize a tract of land into the company town. All items in the store are bought and sold through Nook.
You also recruit others to the island to increase Nook's profits.
Ooohh now this route of criticism I like.