Happy Valentine's Day! Question About New Leaf and Brewster's Hot Chocolate
Hello everyone! Could anyone answer this question for me?
So I know that in New Leaf, on Valentine's Day, if you sit on the barstool at The Roost and pay the 200 bells to Brewster, he gives you a cup of Hot Chocolate instead of coffee.
My question is: if you get a to-go cup from the counter, instead of sitting on the barstool, do you get a to-go cup of hot chocolate too? Or is it still just regular coffee?
Thank you very much for the help!
EDIT: I went and tried it out myself. On Valentine's day, if you go to The Roost Cafe and order a to-go takeout coffee, it will just be a regular coffee. No special dialogue, no special item. But, if you sit down at the barstool and order a coffee, it will be a special Hot Chocolate with special dialogue, as seen in this video.. But there does not appear to be an obtainable Hot Chocolate item you can hold in your inventory.
Posted Feb 14, 2020, 2:21 PM UTC · edited
Wait what
EDIT: Solved, updated my text post.
Original reply:
Sorry maybe I phrased that weird.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you get the Roost Cafe added to your town. Brewster runs the shop and you can purchase 1 coffee per day for 200 bells.
You can sit at the barstool and buy a cup of coffee, which your villager drinks right then and there.
Or, you can purchase a to-go cup of coffee from the side of the counter. The to-go cup of coffee is an item you can hold in your inventory, put into storage, etc.
On Valentine's Day, Brewster sells you a cup of Hot Chocolate instead of coffee if you sit at the barstool. Here's a video of that.
My question is: do you also get Hot Chocolate if you stand at the side of the counter and purchase a to-go cup on Valentine's Day? Or do you just get a regular coffee like you would on any other day?
I didn't know about the hot chocolate at all. I've been playing for years!
Oh awesome! I hope you're able to drop in today and get your cup, then!
I left my 3DS at home since I am traveling this weekend. I'll have to TT. I know, taboo.