Seasoned Animal Crossing Players Are Just Now Finding Out Their Wealth Is A Problem

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Having enough Bells in to execute the most elaborate terraforming plans is the dream, but it seems Nintendo has put a cap on how much wealth players can have in-game. After years of swapping turnip prices with fellow players and hoarding Bells like dragons, one player has found that it is, in fact, possible to have too much money.

While visiting Nook's Cranny to sell some items from their inventory, Reddit user no_maj found that they weren't able to trade their items for Bells through the game's drop-off box. Instead of placing the items in the box like usual, the user was met with a pop-up preventing them from doing so. "," the message reads. It's a pop-up few players will have ever experienced, as it only happens when a player's bank account is completely full.

To really max out the number of Bells, a player needs to have 999,999,999 already stored in their savings. Since the drop-off box outside Timmy and Tommy's shop gets deposited directly into a player's savings account at the end of the day, players who are one bell away from becoming an in-game billionaire will need to offload some of their wealth before making any more sales. If a player's character inventory is also already filled to the brim with bags of Bells, a player will max out at 1,004,059,998 Bells.

There are ways to become a billionaire in, even if a player's savings account is already full. Though the Nintendo Switch won't allow a player to have more than one island per console, creating an additional user profile will create a new character to add to the island. This new player character doesn't have all the same perks as the starting character does, though it does have a new savings account with a max amount of 999,999,999 Bells.

Creating a new character in the same save file also provides another house to decorate. This additional house will also need to be fully upgraded if the player wants the additional 5,000 storage slots, costing a whopping 8,996,000 Bells, though anyone looking to