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Post subject: Re: Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Posted: Nov 6th, '18, 13:45 |
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Hiyono
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Having to do Animal Crossing as well as this Halloween event was too tough for me so I put Animal Crossing on hold for a bit.
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Post subject: Re: Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Posted: Nov 7th, '18, 06:57 |
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redk5
Joined: Nov 9th, '09, 23:33
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Hiyono wrote:Having to do Animal Crossing as well as this Halloween event was too tough for me so I put Animal Crossing on hold for a bit.
but your missing the LT
https://twitter.com/redk_dollarsign/sta ... 1989383168
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SPEEEEED IIIS KEEEEEEEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post subject: Re: Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Posted: Nov 20th, '18, 13:20 |
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Buttons
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I got pocket camp on release and although I find it really cute, like all mobile games it struggled to hold my attention. I still have the app and I check in every now and then, but that's about it. I wouldn't really say I have any goals on picket camp purely because I don't know enough about the different items there are now or all the new villager releases. I always really enjoyed doing the tasks for people though and tried to get as many friends as possible, even though when it actually came to buying the stuff that they wanted to have at my camp I usually never did because it would mess with my aesthetic
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Post subject: Re: Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Posted: Nov 24th, '18, 13:19 |
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redk5
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Post subject: Re: Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Posted: Dec 22nd, '18, 06:22 |
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Setsu-P
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