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As most Animal Crossing fans know by now, the release date for the English version of Animal Crossing: New Leaf for the 3DS has been announced: June 9 for North America and June 14 for Europe. I don’t have any extreme emotions towards the date itself (June or later was what I was expecting, so I’m glad it wasn’t pushed back further than that), I’m just thrilled and excited that there is now a specific, concrete date that I can mark my calendar with, count down for, and look forward to.And now that my obtaining AC:NL isn’t in the vague category of the not-too-distant-future, but rather has a definite date, psychologically it almost feels like a deadline to figure out things like my town name, my character name, and what I want my town to be like by then.
So I have been thinking more about these things since the release date was announced. Town NameIn my AC:GC and early AC:WW days, I didn’t put too much thought into town names, so I ended up regretting them later on (ie. My first AC:WW town, Cutetown).
For my most recent towns, Dafdilly in AC:WW and Seahaven in AC:CF, I put a fair amount of thought into the town names and still love them to this day. I tried to have each name match the feel/concept for its town. Dafdilly brings to mind “daffodil” and I often had many flower fields and flower-themed paths around town. There’s also something whimsical in the name Dafdilly that’s reflected in the pastel house styles with their checkered doors and the almost gaudy patterns I’ve used, like my CandyLand patterns and my first pastel rainbow brick path bordered by matching flowers. Seahaven’s planned concept was much different; when I hear the name, I think it sounds like a place that’s calm, peaceful, and elegant. To reflect this, I wanted a palace gate, lighthouse, fountain, white stone main paths, white pebble side paths, and neatly canalled streams, but I didn’t get that far in AC:CF.Of course, I want my AC:NL town name to be just as fitting for its fairytale city concept (described earlier) as my previous town names were for their respective town concepts. Though none of the town names I’ve come up with so far have made me think, “that’s the one, it’s perfect!” to the extent that Dafdilly and Seahaven did when I came up with those.
So hopefully I will either think of something even better between now and June 9, or (with the help of your feedback! 😀 ) I will decide that one of the town names I’ve already come up with is the best option.So, on to my first idea for a town name. Hi Amy 🙂 It’s good to hear from you again 😀 It’s nice to see you joining in the AC:NL spirit and thinking about the game I like those town hall and train station designs very classy 😆 I also like those names you came up with, Citalune is my favourite, sounds kind of like CityLune so it would kind of seem like a town rather than a village 🙂 I’ll try and vote on the poll when I stop having problems with my laptop, windows can be kinda wierd sometimes 😆 Anyway (wow I say that a lot 😕 ) I like the town names list thingimadoohickey, could I use some of the name parts?
It would be unfitting though, because it means “valley” if i remember. XD But i’ll choose it anyway. ^^ The music theme got me inspired from Mario Kart 7 where it had this Music Park kind of map. 😀 I thought I could make them come to life in AC:NL!Yeah, and I have to align the path so a fountain/lamp etc. Can be put there But I’m really excited though.
I really like how I can just put a fountain in the middle of town or besides my house and put hedges so It seems like it’s my ‘property’ xDalso, neighbors request projects? OO Can we at least deny if we don’t like it? Yep, dale, dell, and del are all endings that mean valley, and vale means river valley. I didn’t think there was anything unusual about Alt Dale/Valley, though. 🙂 EDIT: Whoops, I forgot that the town map/layout is much different in AC:NL. In previous games, the town did give an impression of a valley (with the cliffs on three sides), but in this game, it’s almost more island-like. So you’re right, my bad!
And Altville is good as well. I look forward to seeing what your musical town will be like and visiting it once it’s complete!I’m a little concerned about the whole planning aspect of landscaping. The villager signs aren’t around town anymore, so new neighbors can just plop down anywhere they want and mess up your plans. I guess you have to wait until they’ve all moved in before you can plan, but what about when they leave, and someone else takes their place? Will the replacement neighbor choose somewhere else randomly again (and therefore mess up plans), or will they move into the vacant spot that the old neighbor just moved out of?I do think you can deny certain projects, and you can also demolish them later if you build one and decide you don’t like it / want it somewhere else.
But there are benefits to installing new projects that your neighbors request, like boosting your town status.I plan on my town being reminiscent of an old fantasy-like town, but not Alice in Wonderland specifically. I remember I considered something like “Wondrlnd” for my AC:WW town, but it’s too mangled, so Dafdilly was the better option. 😛 I wish they would’ve increased the character limit for town names in AC:NL, but I’m pretty sure they didn’t. Ahhh I love the picture you paint with your description of your future town x3 I’m already looking forward to seeing that olden fairytale city one day!
Haha, our preferences for the basics of the town are nearly the name xD I’m only hoping for apples, though, and I would be happy with either triangle or square grass. I wouldn’t be so picky about the fruit if it weren’t for the fact that AC:NL introduces a new aspect of the fruit where you can randomly get “delicious” versions of your official town fruit, and I happen to only like the delicious apple’s appearance 😛.You gave such good reasoning for each of the town names that I can’t decide which one I like best. My dad plays video games, but not Animal Crossing anymore (maybe I can get him into AC:NL?). My mom also doesn’t really like video games, especially violent ones or addictive RPGs that take up too much TV time and are loud (like my dad plays these days:P).
But she doesn’t mind Animal Crossing, we even made a character for her to live in Red Bank with my dad’s character. I think the concept of Animal Crossing is amusing to her.Ohh, the coastal row of acres not being used for river bends is a big one I wasn’t aware of. In Wild World there are lots of variations for that: plain ocean acres, ocean acres with various river bends and bridges (but don’t meet the ocean), ocean acres with the river meeting the ocean, and ocean acres with the river meeting the ocean and a bridge. But there should be a variety of new beach acres for AC:NL, like different cliff shapes and variations, and maybe different ramps. The lack of split river acres is another thing that’s lessening map possibilities.
(I’m not complaining btw, just find it interesting that you can actually count the number of river shapes:)).Thanks for the picture of the delicious fruits! I do like the appearance of the delicious apple, peach, and pear (but in general, I’d rather have a different official town fruit than the pear). The delicious orange is kind of weird looking. Probably not 😛 But I think I might post a picture of his town here and there if he were to get AC:NL, and we could DS-to-DS. I wonder if he’d name his town Red Bank againI like the thought of swimming to a secret beach too 🙂 In general I can’t wait to explore the cliff-side beach and waterfall, it looks beautiful.Yeah, when googling earlier I came across speculation that the delicious fruits (seen in a trailer) were hybrid fruits.
The apple has speckles on it that could be seen as similar to an orange, and some of the other fruits are orange-ish, but the delicious orange is pretty weird in that the shape of it drastically changes to look like a pear. I’ll probably specifically try not to end up with orange as my town fruit. Wouldn’t it be creepy-cool if your dad named his hypothetical town Red Bank again without you reminding him of his old town’s name xP Wouldn’t happen though, unless “Red Bank” still held some sort of significance to him 😛.The delicious apple actually looks like a Red Delicious 😛 They’re probably all supposed to resemble alternate species of their respective fruits, only we just don’t recognise them all. Speaking of which, I saw somewhere that the delicious fruits will be called perfect fruit in the English version 🙂. Red Bank does have some significance, he told me it was named after the town he grew up in. Apparently there was lots of red clay and it was near a river, hence the name. I’m really hoping he’ll get AC:NL, it would be like old times with AC:WW and AC:GC and it would be fun to see what his town turns out like 🙂.Ooh, I googled that and it does look just like the delicious fruit in AC:NL, from the color to the speckles.
I’d love to get apples as a native fruit! But I guess I’m open to others as long as everything else is great.I made a lot of headway in Dafdilly this weekend, I look forward to posting on it in the near future 😀.
Lovely post Amy! I love the paint of your new town! Hahaha great! I like Ci’gazze, it’s kind of funny!
But It would be great something like Neverland, hahaha! Also I love lilywood too! It remainds me of Lily (Harry Potter’s mother) hahaa ❤ Omg but there are lots of cominations and everyone is different and original, and it's even more difficuult because of this awesome guide you did!!! Because all the ideas / names are great! So choose the name you really think it would be great for your town!!!
❤ Love this game! Haha 🙂 I'm thinking of changing my town, I'm tired of 'A casa' hahahaha 🙂 If I decide to change my town I definitly look for your guide! Ah, New Leaf how I wish to have you. 😆 I love the name Citalune, whenever I read it I imagine a Professor Layton type historical town basking in moonlight, but that’s just me.
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I can’t wait until New Leaf’s released and I can finally WiFi with you! We have been waiting two years after-all. 😆 As for my town name I’m unsure, I need it to be right or I’ll just end up resetting later. I was thinking maybe Capella named after the eleventh brightest star in the night sky. The name also reminds me of a pricey Italian ice cream, which is a plus.
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I am not sure if you remember me because I stopped my blog for school reasons. Too much projects and homework - but anywho, I’m ck. And I looked through your blog like I used to and I miss playing animal crossing 😦 I am also looking forward to new Leaf and I was hoping to do a wifi thingy with you cuz I’ve never done it before on my acww cuz the Internet settings is all weird. I was thinking that the Internet on a 3ds game would be easier. (I feel awkward cuz 1) idk if u remember me and 2) trying to text under the blanket with an iPad is HARD).