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Nook Mile is a currency in ACNH which are used quite frequently. You can redeem them for crafting recipes, inventory upgrades, character customizations, and even terraforming. Then how can we earn them fast? What is the best way to grind out those miles? This ACNH Nook Miles earning tutorial covers the fastest way to earn Animal Crossing NM.
Animal Crossing New Horizons How To Get Nook Miles Fast
Nook Miles is a new mechanic to ACNH, players can transform 2,000 Nook Miles into a Nook Miles Ticket. They can use this in order to embark on mystery tours to deserted islands. Nook Miles can also be turned in for various rewards: crafting recipes, Nook Miles Tickets, exclusive furniture, clothing, and accessories. Players can use a variety of means to earn as many Nook Miles as possible, from meticulously planning their island to things such as villager interactions and participating in community events. Read on and find out tips on the fastest and best ways to get Nook Miles in Animal Crossing New Horizons.
- First, your Nook Miles + goals. These are infinite and always available to you, once you get access to them of course. All you have to do is pay off your getaway package and upgrade your tent to a house and boom. These are super easy to complete, so the reward is usually pretty small, but complete a bunch of them and you’ll be swimming in Nook Miles. At the beginning of the day, you’ll notice that some of these plus goals have two and even five times multipliers. Doing these every day will earn you a ton of miles over time.
- Make sure you’re checking the Nook Stop every day. The first time you log in will reward you with miles. Doing that on consecutive days will increase the number of miles each time. After seven days, you’ll get a free 300 Nook Miles from then on. As long as you don’t miss a day. It’s a nice bonus that’s easy to achieve especially if you’re someone who plays every day.
- If you have Nintendo Switch Online, go visit a friend. When you return home, the game will give you 800 Nook Miles. This only works once per day, unfortunately, but it’s a pretty sweet bonus. And while you’re at your friend’s island, do something nice for them like water their flowers, plant 20 shrubs, change your flag and town tune with Isabelle for the first time, participate in a fishing tourney or bug off. Pretty much everything you do in a day will gain you Nook Mile. By just playing, you’ll probably end up with a bunch of Miles that you weren’t even planning on pursuing.
- If you have any popular villagers on your island that you don’t really care about anymore, get them to move out and trade them for those coveted Nook Miles tickets on sites like Nookazon. There’s usually someone in the market for most villagers. You can charge a bunch of tickets to help you on your next island-hopping adventure. Or turn around and use them to trade for your dreamie. It’ll save you Nook Miles if you just trade with other players instead of island hopping yourself especially if you’re looking for the rarer villagers.
- Your birthday will get you a free 2,000 Nook Miles as well. During the fun events you have in real life, take the second to get that bonus. There’s also a lot of birthday stuff to do in the game, so you might as well do that too and get your exclusive birthday items.
If you’re new to the game and aren't too sure what to spend your Nook Miles on, make sure you get the pocket expansions, there are two of them, the hairstyle customizations, tool ring, custom pro design editor so you can make clothes, the pretty good tools upgrades, fences to help you get that 3 and 5-star island, and make sure you save some for terraforming once you unlock that. Each path, waterscaping, and landscaping option all cost Nook Miles to unlock after you get your first KK concert. Nook Miles can be used for so much in this game. They are a pretty cool new mechanic to the Animal Crossing series.
