If I have time, I rob my local waters of wildlife for profit. My income largely consists of the foreign fruits that grow every few days, the excavated remains of past generations of town citizens, and my daily abuse of town rocks. In past titles, I could see a glorious, carefree future ahead of me. I simply cannot keep up with all the house upgrades and town projects. While New Leaf has a lot of new content to discover, money plays an even greater role than in past installments. This is especially troublesome if I don’t get to play during daylight for several days. I can continue to play, but dealing with inventory management without being able to sell goods is a pain. Unlike past versions, the T&T Mart cannot be downgraded. A blue drape covered the shop, and the next day, when I logged on after work, I found the store closed before the store that I work at was. I could go home, pop open New Leaf, and go about my Animal Crossing day bathed in moonlight. This wasn’t a problem when the T&T Mart was a convenience store as it stayed open until the wee hours of the morning. I regularly arrive home at about 2-3 a.m. I’m in the unfortunate position of working night shift. Two major factors are preventing me from really grinding into New Leaf: time and money. At about 53 hours of New Leaf, I’ve earned enough to build a house with four rooms of various sizes, three bridges, and town developments like the coffee shop and the second floor of the museum.
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