Tom Nook is running the microtransactions Animal Crossing Items. What's more, in Pocket Camp, his pledge to free enterprise is outrageous to such an extent that even he can be purchased, at a cost. In case you're willing to pay the somewhat over the top charge of 250 leaf tickets — which you buy in an online store that actually has an image of Tom Nook leaning back in a bath of cash — you can create a seat that induces him to visit your camp like a paid VIP appearing at a child's birthday celebration, with the goal that riffraff like you can contact the sew of his awful sweater vest.
The entirety of this causes Pocket Camp to feel less like an industrialist dream and more like an entrepreneur reality MMOBC, where the individuals with cash can bounce the line and in a split second purchase their way to a superior and more advantageous (virtual) life, while every other person needs to granulate out a living in Shovelstrike Quarry.
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