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[[File:TownBridge.jpg|right|thumb|A bridge in ''City Folk'']] | [[File:TownBridge.jpg|right|thumb|A bridge in ''City Folk'']] | ||
| − | '''Bridges''' are structured landmarks that cross over the river that splits the player's [[town]]. Bridges are | + | '''Bridges''' are structured landmarks that cross over the [[river]] that splits the player's [[town]]. Bridges are the only way to cross the river and their locations are typically fixed, thus their exact positioning is often important to a town's layout. In all games excluding {{WW}}, additional bridges may be constructed to ease navigation around town. Players and villagers can [[fish]] into the river from a bridge. |
| − | == | + | ==Appearance and characteristics== |
| − | Bridges | + | Bridges take different forms in each game, being differing shapes, sizes, and constructed from varying materials. |
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| + | ===In {{AF}}, {{AF+}}, {{PG}} and {{AFe+}}=== | ||
| + | Every town begins with at least two bridges, a flat wooden bridge and a stone-arched bridge. More bridges may be present if the town has an [[islet]]. | ||
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| + | When the town reaches the maximum of fifteen villagers in {{AF+}}, {{PG}} and {{AFe+}}, [[Tortimer]] will appear in a random acre with a river and ask the player where a new bridge should be built. Once a location has been decided, a wooden, roped suspension bridge will be built the next day. Additionally, the [[Animal Island|Island]] may take the form of two small islets connected by a small flat wooden bridge. | ||
===In {{WW}}=== | ===In {{WW}}=== | ||
| − | + | Each town begins with at least two bridges, possibly more if the town has an islet. The bridges are now flat and resemble the stone bridge from the previous games. Bridges in the [[Animal Crossing: The Movie|movie]] are based off this appearance. It is not possible to construct additional bridges. | |
===In {{CF}}=== | ===In {{CF}}=== | ||
| − | + | Towns begin with at least two stone-arch bridges, with more appearing if the town has an islet. After donating 200,000 [[Bells]] to the [[Town Fund|town fund]], a vote will be held among the townspeople to select the location of a new bridge. Several prospective locations will be highlighted on the town map. Each player may vote for their preferred location, though it is possible that the player selection does not win the vote. | |
===In {{NL}}=== | ===In {{NL}}=== | ||
| − | + | Unlike previous games, each town begins with only one stone-arch bridge, however additional bridges can be constructed in the town as a [[public works project]]. Different styles of bridges may be constructed; stone bridge, wooden suspension bridge, wooden arched bridge, brick bridge, modern metal bridge, and a fanciful "fairytale" bridge. The town can have up to three bridges at a time, and the initial bridge will not count towards the public works project limit unless it is demolished and replaced. Prior to construction, [[Lloid]] will appear on a small wooden platform hanging over the river in place of the bridge to collect [[donation]]s for the project. | |
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File:Animal-Crossing-New-Leaf-bridge-screenshot.jpg | File:Animal-Crossing-New-Leaf-bridge-screenshot.jpg | ||
Revision as of 12:19, April 20, 2015
Bridges are structured landmarks that cross over the river that splits the player's town. Bridges are the only way to cross the river and their locations are typically fixed, thus their exact positioning is often important to a town's layout. In all games excluding Animal Crossing: Wild World, additional bridges may be constructed to ease navigation around town. Players and villagers can fish into the river from a bridge.
Appearance and characteristics
Bridges take different forms in each game, being differing shapes, sizes, and constructed from varying materials.
In Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival, Template:AF+, Animal Crossing and Template:AFe+
Every town begins with at least two bridges, a flat wooden bridge and a stone-arched bridge. More bridges may be present if the town has an islet.
When the town reaches the maximum of fifteen villagers in Template:AF+, Animal Crossing and Template:AFe+, Tortimer will appear in a random acre with a river and ask the player where a new bridge should be built. Once a location has been decided, a wooden, roped suspension bridge will be built the next day. Additionally, the Island may take the form of two small islets connected by a small flat wooden bridge.
In Animal Crossing: Wild World
Each town begins with at least two bridges, possibly more if the town has an islet. The bridges are now flat and resemble the stone bridge from the previous games. Bridges in the movie are based off this appearance. It is not possible to construct additional bridges.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk
Towns begin with at least two stone-arch bridges, with more appearing if the town has an islet. After donating 200,000 Bells to the town fund, a vote will be held among the townspeople to select the location of a new bridge. Several prospective locations will be highlighted on the town map. Each player may vote for their preferred location, though it is possible that the player selection does not win the vote.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Unlike previous games, each town begins with only one stone-arch bridge, however additional bridges can be constructed in the town as a public works project. Different styles of bridges may be constructed; stone bridge, wooden suspension bridge, wooden arched bridge, brick bridge, modern metal bridge, and a fanciful "fairytale" bridge. The town can have up to three bridges at a time, and the initial bridge will not count towards the public works project limit unless it is demolished and replaced. Prior to construction, Lloid will appear on a small wooden platform hanging over the river in place of the bridge to collect donations for the project.
- Animal-Crossing-New-Leaf-bridge-screenshot.jpg
- Bridge NewLeaf.JPG
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