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It got to the point where I could jump ahead in 2 years increments and net 99K Bells in a matter of minutes. I was even more surprised to see that, according to the Nintendo Switch clock, the world ends after the year 2060.Ī few leaps from 2000 to 2060 was all it took for me to gain the max interest: 99,000 Bells. It even predates the GameCube with being the earliest date you can set the clock to. I was surprised to see the Nintendo Switch clock can go back well before the Switch’s existence. I went for the biggest time jump I could. I traveled small increments at first, but with each letter I got from Nook Bank awarding me interest, I became more and more curious about how much interest I could accrue. And after everything I’ve seen and dealt with, I’d absolutely do it again.

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Sure, there are plenty of legitimate strategies to getting money plus some grey area exploits, but for many of us the only way we can make extra money, real extra money, is to go out and cut a few corners. And, of course, some of us just want to be filthy rich so we can shop to our heart’s desire and move buildings without having to grind for a quick 50,000 Bells a dozen times over.Īll of this started out as mere research but I have to admit, by the end of the project, I was time traveling just for me.

Others may only be able to play at night and wouldn’t be able to see the sun or even buy turnips without some clock manipulation. Some people have limited time to play and can’t or don't want to wait until the next real-life day to progress New Horizons projects. I was assigned to write our Animal Crossing: New Horizons Time Travel Guide, so I was doing this for the silent, large group of players who don’t mind taking advantage of a well-established exploit if it lets them enjoy their time a bit more - for numerous, valid, reasons. I realize time travel is an upsetting concept to many who may be wondering why I would want to “ruin my game” or why I would “pay $60 to skip parts of the game.” The short answer is: for science.

“Why Would You Ruin Animal Crossing with Time Travel?”

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