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Hi all, the boys are buying for 191! Pathetic excuse for a large spike but if anyone wants to sell early in the week, feel free to come by. Send me a DM and I’ll reply with the Dodo Code. Tips welcome but not required. I’ll be doing this for an hour or so depending on interest. Thanks! :)

Comment here if you’d like to come by and I’ll DM you the Dodo Code! I’ll be around for another hour or so.

Tips in bells or Nook Miles Tix appreciated but not required :)

Does anyone know what's going on with the Linda Vista shopping center reconstruction on Mission & King? It had a fire in 2022, was rebuilt, and was supposedly finished in late 2024. It's been almost two years, and I'm wondering just how long it's going to take for businesses to come back.

I'm particularly invested in Taquería La Cabaña, which was located there and apparently plans to move back in, but according to an Instagram post in October they're waiting on "final plan

I’ll be open for an hour! Not the best price but if anyone needs to get rid of turnips before tomorrow, feel free to come by :)

I’ll DM you with a Dodo Code. 3 people will allowed at a time. Nook’s is off the right as soon as you get in.

Hi all, I caught wind of this game a few weeks ago, and after reading about it and watching some videos I'm really interested! I would love to play it on the Switch, where I do most of my gaming. I saw that there are some performance issues on the Switch 2, largely because it hasn't been optimized yet, but I wasn't able to find anyone discussing performance on the original Switch 1.

Has anyone played this on the original Switch? If so, how was the performance? Thank you in advance for any tips!

It would be helpful to be able to use some kind of “find text” in the comment section (essentially ctrl/command F on a browser). I often want to find a particular response or topic in Reddit comments based on a specific question or issue, so this feature would be great to have.

Thank you so much for all your hard work with the app! I really appreciate it.

Hi all, I bought the original Evolution game several years ago and love it. A couple years ago, I learned that there was also a Climate expansion, which led me down a deep rabbit hole with NorthStar Games. I'm a bit confused about what exactly is going on with these games, and hoping someone might help me out—i.e., what the motivation might've been behind these moves, and maybe advice on what/how to play these games.

Let's start with Evolution: Climate—I know this is pretty much a rework of the base game, and also includes the base game. However, I also noticed that there existed a "conversion kit" at some point, which sounds very convenient for someone like me who already owns the original