You: (Skipping happily along) Yay, what a wonderful night to be creeper hunting. Oh! What's that 3 foot tall black, white eyed monstrosity that chances are will kill me over there?
(You skip over to the enderman)
Enderman: Wanna be friends?
You: Yes.
Enderman: Yay! OK!
(You turn around and skip away)
Enderman: LOL
(Enderman creeps up on you and kills you)
Enderman: OWAIT....
I built a house on the water and made a tunnel - leading down to an underwater base - accessible by pulling a hidden switch which opens the 'wardrobe' door but also fires arrows at you from a dispenser. You step inside the wardrobe, pull the second switch inside the wardrobe and the iron door locks shut, preventing you from being damaged. As the door closes, a trapdoor beneath your feet is opened and down you fall into the base - I call the underwater base 'Narnia'. Ah, the wonders of redstone.
What happen?
Someone set us up the bomb
We recieve signal!
Main screen on.
How are you gentlemen?
It's you!
All your base are belong to us you have no chance to survive make your time.
What you say?
Ha ha ha ha
Hm... I think houses are a good idea. They can't be filled with moveable furniture, though - the process of making every possible combination for every house would just take too long. Now, buying pre-made houses for real cash may be possible. If the job's going, I'll do it. I'll make the custom houses - if Hull'll let me.
Make a routine. For example, my routine is:
1. Breed/plant 25 flowers.
2. Gather fruit from every tree. Plant half, sell half.
3. Dig up 5 fossils.
4. Catch 15 bugs.
5. De-weed the town.
6. Chat to everyone AT LEAST once.
7. Dig up valuable flowers to sell.
8. Buy from Tom Nook's.
9. Deposit all money into the bank.
10. Sleep.
I do this every day, and I currently have 5 million bells in my bank. I've been doing it since it came out, so my town is almost a forest. o3o.
If you want to cheat, set the date to Christmas. Your mom will send you 10,000 bells, but your town will get LOADS of weeds.
Craig, you're being kind of naive. Big companies like Nintendo care about making a console better than anyone else's, then making LOADS of cash out of it. It's the same all over the gaming industry.
A fish... then a cat, about the same time. It's funny, they really got on well. The cat watched the fish, and the fish watched the cat. Then the fish died. Then, later, the cat got cancer and died.
