These are BETTER than TREASURE ISLANDS

Summary

The video script discusses the use of Animal Crossing Discord bots as an alternative to Treasure Islands for obtaining in-game items. It outlines three types of bots: drop bots, which drop requested items on Treasure Islands; order bots, allowing players to order a pocket full of items for later collection; and delivery bots, which bring items directly to the player's island. The script reassures viewers that these bots are safe and do not harm the game or Nintendo Switch, and encourages trying them out for an enhanced gameplay experience.

Takeaways

• 🏝️ Treasure Islands are a popular method in Animal Crossing for quickly gathering items, but they can be frustrating due to long loading screens and item loss.
• 🤖 Animal Crossing Discord bots offer an alternative to Treasure Islands, providing a way to obtain in-game items and resources more easily.
• 🛠 Bots are hosted on modded Nintendo Switches and are designed to spawn only in-game items, which can be used for decoration or gameplay.
• 🗺️ Bots can be found on Treasure Islands or on their own islands, offering different services like item delivery or collection.
• 🔄 Using bots can be a supplement to or a replacement for Treasure Island runs, depending on the player's needs.
• 🚫 Contrary to potential concerns, the bots are safe to use and do not harm the game or the Nintendo Switch.
• 📱 To use bots, players need a Nintendo Switch Online subscription and a Discord account to receive dodo codes for item orders.
• 💬 There are different types of bots: drop bots, order bots, and delivery bots, each with their own methods and uses.
• 📦 Drop bots are hosted on Treasure Islands and allow players to request specific items to be dropped, which can be quicker than finding items manually.
• 🛍️ Order bots let players place one order for a full pocket of items, which can be collected later, and are great for planning and large projects.
• 📦 Delivery bots function like an online shopping service, allowing players to order items that are then delivered to their island, which is useful for new players or those needing a variety of items.

Q & A

What are Treasure Islands in Animal Crossing and why might players find them frustrating?

Treasure Islands in Animal Crossing are locations where players can gather items quickly for their in-game builds. Players might find them frustrating due to long loading screens or losing items when the island crashes.

How can Animal Crossing Discord bots help players with their in-game needs?

Animal Crossing Discord bots can help players by spawning in-game items and resources that can be used for decorating the island or playing the game. They offer an alternative to Treasure Islands for obtaining items.

What are the requirements for using Animal Crossing Discord bots?

To use Animal Crossing Discord bots, players need a Nintendo Switch Online subscription for online multiplayer access and a Discord account to receive dodo codes for ordering items.

What are the three types of Animal Crossing Discord bots mentioned in the script?

The three types of Animal Crossing Discord bots mentioned are drop bots, order bots, and delivery bots, each serving different purposes for obtaining in-game items.

How do drop bots function in Animal Crossing, and what is their advantage?

Drop bots are hosted on treasure islands and can drop requested items for players via Discord commands. Their advantage is providing a quick and reliable method to get specific items, especially when the treasure island does not have the desired items.

What is the main difference between order bots and drop bots?

Order bots allow players to place one order for a full pocket of items to collect later, while drop bots drop items one at a time as requested. Order bots are typically not hosted on treasure islands.

How does the ACNH Spawner app assist with order bots in Animal Crossing?

The ACNH Spawner app helps players build out their orders for items, which can then be submitted to the Discord server. Players receive a dodo code when their order is ready to collect.

What are the benefits of using an order bot over a drop bot or a Treasure Island?

Order bots allow players to order a large quantity of items at once, bypassing the need for multiple treasure island visits. They also ensure that players are the only ones on the island when collecting their items, reducing interruptions.

How do delivery bots in Animal Crossing work, and what is their main advantage?

Delivery bots work by allowing players to select items from a catalog and invite the bot to their island to drop the items. Their main advantage is the ability to order more than 40 items at a time, which is useful for new islands or large projects.

Are there any risks associated with using Animal Crossing Discord bots, such as breaking the game or harming the Nintendo Switch?

There are no risks associated with using Animal Crossing Discord bots as they only spawn normal in-game items and do not harm the game or the Nintendo Switch.

What is the recommendation for new players who are not familiar with item names in Animal Crossing?

For new players, delivery bots are recommended as they allow ordering items in themed bundles, which can help in testing out themes without needing to know specific item names.

Outlines

00:00

🌴 Introduction to Animal Crossing Discord Bots

The paragraph introduces the concept of Treasure Islands in Animal Crossing and their role in gathering items quickly for in-game builds. It discusses the frustrations players might experience with long loading screens and item loss, suggesting an alternative method using Discord bots. These bots, hosted on modded Nintendo Switches, spawn in-game items and resources for players to use. The paragraph reassures players that these bots are safe and designed to assist with resource gathering, contrary to common negative connotations associated with the term 'bot'. It outlines the requirements for using these bots, such as a Nintendo Switch Online subscription and a Discord account, and mentions that some bots are free while others require additional subscriptions like Twitch or YouTube memberships.

05:01

🛍️ Understanding Drop Bots and Order Bots

This paragraph delves into the specifics of using drop bots and order bots within Animal Crossing. Drop bots are hosted on treasure islands and can be programmed to drop requested items, which players can then collect. The process involves learning a series of commands to request items before they are dropped by the bot. Order bots, on the other hand, allow players to place an order for a full pocket of items, which can be collected later. These bots are not typically hosted on treasure islands and use an app called ACNH Spawner to facilitate the ordering process. The paragraph highlights the benefits of these bots for quick item acquisition and planning large in-game builds, while also noting the potential frustrations of limited item drops and long wait times due to queues.

10:02

🏡 Exploring Delivery Bots and Their Utility

The final paragraph discusses delivery bots, which function similarly to online shopping services. Players can select items from a catalog and invite the bot to their island to drop the ordered items. This method allows for ordering more than 40 items at a time, which is beneficial for new players or those starting a new island. The paragraph also touches on the potential issue of ordering unwanted items when using themed bundles and the need for ample space on the island for item drops. It reassures players that using these bots does not harm the game or the Nintendo Switch and encourages experimentation with different bot services to find the most suitable one for individual needs.

Keywords

💡Treasure Islands

Treasure Islands are a feature in the game 'Animal Crossing' where players can visit to gather various in-game items quickly. They are a staple for players looking to build or decorate their islands. In the video script, Treasure Islands are discussed as a method for item collection, but also as a point of comparison to the efficiency and ease of using Discord bots for the same purpose.

💡Animal Crossing Discord bots

These are specialized tools hosted on modded Nintendo Switch consoles that allow players to spawn in-game items and resources. They are designed to assist players in decorating their islands or progressing in the game. The script explains different types of bots and how they can be more efficient than using Treasure Islands, emphasizing their role in enhancing the gameplay experience.

💡Drop bots

Drop bots are a type of Discord bot in 'Animal Crossing' that can be found on Treasure Islands. They are programmed to drop items requested by the player via Discord commands. The script describes how drop bots can be more convenient than manually searching for items on Treasure Islands, providing a quicker way to gather specific items.

💡Order bots

Order bots are another type of Discord bot that allows players to place an order for a pocket full of items to collect later. Unlike drop bots, they are not typically hosted on Treasure Islands. The script mentions that order bots can be particularly useful for players who know exactly what they need for a build, as they allow for a more organized and efficient item collection process.

💡Delivery bots

Delivery bots function differently from drop and order bots; they allow players to order items and have them delivered directly to their island. The script likens this service to online shopping, where players can select items from a catalog and receive them without having to visit another island. This type of bot is highlighted as being especially useful for new players or those needing a large quantity of items quickly.

💡Dodo code

A dodo code is a unique code used in 'Animal Crossing' to visit another player's island. In the context of the script, Discord bots use dodo codes to invite players to islands where they can collect the items they've ordered or dropped. The script explains that these codes are a key part of the process of using Discord bots to obtain items.

💡ACNH Spawner

ACNH Spawner is an app mentioned in the script that allows players to build out their orders for items from order bots. It's a tool that helps streamline the process of ordering specific items, making it easier for players to plan and prepare their orders before submitting them to the Discord server for collection.

💡In-game items

In the script, in-game items refer to the various objects and resources that players can collect and use within 'Animal Crossing' to decorate their islands or complete tasks. The video discusses how Discord bots can be used to spawn these items, providing an alternative method to obtaining them compared to traditional gameplay.

💡Twitch subscription

A Twitch subscription is mentioned in the script as a potential requirement for accessing some Discord bots. This implies that some services may require a subscription to a Twitch channel as a form of payment or access control, indicating a level of community engagement or support that is needed to use certain bot services.

💡YouTube membership

Similar to a Twitch subscription, a YouTube membership is another way that some Discord bot services may require users to have an active subscription to access their services. The script suggests that these memberships act as a gatekeeper for certain premium bot services, indicating a tiered system of access within the community.

💡Modded switch

A modded switch refers to a Nintendo Switch that has been modified or 'hacked' to allow for additional functionalities not normally permitted by the manufacturer. In the context of the script, modded switches are used to host Discord bots that can spawn items in 'Animal Crossing'. The use of modded switches is a point of interest for players looking to enhance their gameplay experience.

Highlights

Treasure Islands are a popular way for Animal Crossing players to gather items quickly.

Some players find Treasure Islands frustrating due to long loading screens or item loss.

Animal Crossing Discord bots offer an alternative to Treasure Islands for obtaining items.

Bots are hosted on modded Switches and can spawn in-game items and resources.

Bots can be found on Treasure Islands or on their own islands for item collection or delivery.

Bots can be used as a supplement to or replacement for Treasure Island runs.

There are concerns that bots might break the game or Switch, but they are safe and only spawn in-game items.

Animal Crossing bots are designed to help players access resources for island decoration.

Bots can be particularly useful for finding specific items like iron for upgrades or Nook Miles tickets.

To use bots, players need a Nintendo Switch Online subscription and a Discord account.

Some bots are free, while others require a Twitch subscription or YouTube membership.

There are three types of Animal Crossing Discord bots: drop bots, order bots, and delivery bots.

Drop bots are hosted on Treasure Islands and can drop requested items for players.

Order bots allow players to place one order for a pocket full of items to collect later.

Delivery bots work like ordering from Amazon, allowing players to invite the bot to their island to drop items.

Drop bots are limited in the number of items that can be dropped at one time.

Order bots can have long queues but allow for a single trip to collect all needed items for a build.

Delivery bots are less common and allow ordering more than 40 items at a time.

Bots do not harm the game or Switch and are safe to use for obtaining in-game items.

Discord moderators and staff can assist players who are new to using bots.

Bots have changed the way many players enjoy Animal Crossing by providing easy access to items.

Treasure Islands are not replaced by bots but can be used in conjunction with them for item gathering.

Transcripts

Treasure Islands have become a staple for

Animal Crossing players.

They're one of the easiest ways you can

gather items quickly for

any build that you have

in mind, but despite how amazing they

are, they can sometimes

be really frustrating to use.

If you found yourself getting stuck in

long loading screens or

have lost one too many

pocketfuls of items from a Treasure

Island crashing, you may

be looking for an easier

way to get what you need for your island.

But what are these easier

methods and how do you use them?

Where can you find them and

should you be scared of them?

Let's talk about the different types of

Animal Crossing Discord

bots and how they can be

incredibly helpful for you to get items

faster and easier than by

using a Treasure Island.

Animal Crossing bots are hosted on a

modded switch and are

designed to only spawn in-game

items and resources which you can use to

either decorate your

island or play your game.

Some of the bots are hosted on Treasure

Islands, whilst others are

held on their own islands

which you can either visit to collect

items you request or they

can deliver items to you.

Depending on what it is you're looking to

get, the different services can either be

used instead of Treasure Islands or as a

supplement to a Treasure Island run.

I can hear what you may be thinking,

"Animal Crossing bots?

Sounds like they're going to break my

game or switch in some

way and using them to get

items in-game sounds a little bit dodgy."

I can understand

where you're coming from.

After all, when you hear the word bot it

is typically

associated with bad things, but

the Animal Crossing bots we're going to

be covering here are

only used to spawn in-game

items for you to use.

They were created as a tool to help you

get access to

resources or items to decorate

your island.

We've all been there with needing to find

30 pieces of iron to

upgrade Nook's Cranny

and you just can't find them.

Or you need a fair few Nook Miles tickets

for a villager hunt,

but you don't actually

have the Nook Miles you need to redeem a

load of them from the ABD.

Animal Crossing bots can help you make

the most of your time

playing the game, but they

aren't required for you

to enjoy Animal Crossing.

But if you want some help, they are a

great way to get a hold of

extra resources you need.

To use any of these bots, you're going to

need Nintendo Switch

Online as you'll need

to be able to access online multiplayer,

and you'll also need a

Discord account as all

of these bots need the ability to send

you a message with a

dodo code in order to order items.

Depending on the service you're looking

at as well, you may need

either a Twitch subscription

or a YouTube membership.

Some of the bots we're talking about

today are provided free

for the community whilst

others are locked behind a paywall.

I'll leave a list of various different

places that I've found in

the description which have

access to the different types of bots,

and I'll make a note

beside each one which ones

you need to pay extra for.

There are three different types of Animal

Crossing Discord bot

which you may come across

at any given point.

In this video, I'm going to give you a

rough guide to what they

all are and how you use

them, but if there is a specific bot

you'd like to see in

more detail, let me know in the comments.

If you've ever run around a treasure

island and haven't found

what you wanted and then

had to go through the pain of finding

another treasure island

that has the thing you're

looking for, then a drop bot may be a

good option for you to use.

Drop bots are typically hosted on a

treasure island, and as

the name suggests, they're

programmed to drop

items that you request.

Normally on a treasure island, the player

character stands

somewhere where they aren't

going to be in the way.

Normally this is by the airport, but they

can be on the island

as well and are normally

in a position where they're not going to

be in the way when

you're wandering around

and picking up items.

However, if you're on a treasure island

which has a drop bot,

the player character will

instead be in a larger open space which

is normally marked on

the map with the in-game pathing.

This area is going to be large enough for

the bot to drop items

that you have requested

via Discord.

There are a series of different commands

that you need to use

with a drop bot to find the

items you want before you can order them,

but when you do enter

the final command to

drop the items, the player character will

go into their pockets

and drop each item that

you asked for one at a time.

Personally, I've found drop bots

incredibly helpful and one

of the most reliable methods

to get access to items.

If you're someone who regularly goes to

treasure islands, then

seeing a drop bot and using

one can very quickly become second

nature, and having access

to one on a treasure island

is great if the island doesn't have the

exact item you want.

As you may know, treasure islands often

have a theme and will

have items which are related

to that theme, so as a result, they may

not have everything you want.

This is where a drop bot is the most

useful because you can

quickly request the item you

want before you go back

to decorating your island.

However, in order to use a drop bot,

there are a few commands

that you need to get your

head around, and unless you can remember

the codes of all of the

items, you're going to

want to use all of them.

If you're someone who isn't as

techy-minded, this may cause some

difficulties, but as all

of the drop bots seem to have the same

coding system, once you

understand the process, it's

a really quick method of getting every

item you want easily with

just a teeny bit of prep.

The other thing to keep in mind is that

because a drop bot is

normally on a treasure island,

you will still have to contend with

people flying in and out

and picking up items whilst

you're using the drop bot.

Because the drop bot has to go into its

pockets to drop items,

what you'll normally find with

a drop bot is that there are limits on

the number of items you

can request at one time.

This is helpful if you're looking for a

small selection of

items, but if you're wanting

a full pocket of items from the drop bot,

it can be a bit

frustrating if you're only

limited to drop fewer than

10 items in one given go.

Despite this though, if you want items

quickly, I find drop bots

are the most helpful when

I'm in the middle of decorating and just

need a few final items to

finish a build, and I'll

always use a treasure island which has a

drop bot if I just want

something quickly, as I

generally find the queue times are often

shorter to get onto a

treasure island which has a

drop bot than a normal treasure island.

If you want more items than you can

request in a single drop

bot run, then using an order

bot may be a better option for you.

Animal Crossing order bots work in a

similar way to drop bots,

but the biggest differences

are that they're not normally hosted on a

treasure island and you

can place one order for a

pocket full of items to

collect when you're ready.

You may have heard of order bots before

seeing this video as

they're fairly commonly known

and used in the community, and I would

argue they're probably

one of the easiest of the

bots to use.

If I'm looking for a lot of items where I

want to plan ahead of time what I want to

order to pick up later, then I'm more

likely to use an order

bot over a drop bot, as the

process of getting

items is slightly quicker.

Although you can use the same type of

ordering system with an

order bot as you can with a

drop bot, the most common method of

ordering items from an order

bot is to use an app called

ACNH Spawner to build

out your order first.

I'm planning on making another video soon

explaining how this

app works in more detail,

so if you want to see that video when it

goes live, please do consider subscribing

so that it hits your sub

boxes as soon as it's out.

For the short summary of how this works

is that each of the

boxes you see at the top

is the same as one space in your pockets.

When you want to order items, you fill in

each of these slots with what you want to

order, and when you're happy with your

order, you submit it

into the Discord server.

You'll then be given a dodo code when

your order is ready to

collect, and you then fly

over to the island to collect your order.

Order bots are so helpful for getting

items, and if you're

setting up for a big build

and you know exactly what items you need,

you can set it up so

that you get everything

in one trip and can go

straight into decorating.

For me, this is incredibly helpful for

large projects as I can

review my storage and plan

out everything I need for a build ahead

of time, and then

order it when I'm able to

pick things up, which then bypasses the

need to make multiple

Treasure Island runs.

What is one of the biggest advantages of

using an order bot over

a drop bot or a Treasure

Island is that you're usually the only

person on the island, so

when you do receive the

dodo code to collect your items, you

don't have to worry

about being interrupted with

people flying in and out.

So if you're someone who is easily

distracted or frustrated

with the long times you may

have to wait to get everything you want

from a Treasure Island,

using an order bot may

be the best thing for you.

Something to keep in mind with order bots

is that because

they're the most well-known

of the Animal Crossing Discord bots, and

there are plenty of

options you can visit to acquire

items, they can sometimes have really

long queues of people

waiting for their own items.

Couple this with only being able to place

one order at a time, it can be slow going

if you're looking for

quite a lot of items.

If you are prepared to wait out the

queue, I would recommend

setting a timer to go off

about 10 minutes before the end of your

wait so that you can be

prepared to collect your

order and be ready for

that dodo code when it comes.

However, if you don't want to wait, what

I would suggest is

looking into a drop bot

instead as you can normally look up the

code for each of the

items you want to order and

pick everything up in the time that it

takes for the order bot

to have finished preparing

your order.

However, as much as order bots are great

for getting a fair few

items for build and you

can order the exact items you want for

build straight away, if

you've just started out

an island or are starting to plan out

what the theme is going

to be, using an order bot

may not be the best thing for you.

In those cases, using a delivery bot may

work out better for you.

Delivery bots aren't as common and work

very differently from

drop bots and order bots.

The way to think of a delivery bot is

more like ordering items from Amazon.

You scroll through a catalogue, select the

items you want, and then

you invite the bot to come

to your island via an order code, and

they drop the items

when your order is ready.

The only place I found delivery bots when

I've been looking for

items is in Berichan's server

and as far as I'm aware, they're the

person who created all

three of these Animal Crossing

Discord bots, so I'll link their Discord

down below if you want to check out their

services which are amazing and available

for you to use for free.

However, if you do know any other places

which do have delivery

bots, please do let me know

in the comments as it's always great to

find some new resources to

get items for decorating.

The biggest difference between the

delivery bot and an order

bot is that you can order

more than 40 items at a time, which is

amazing if you've just

started a new island and

just need access to a lot of items

quickly to get started as

you'll only have a limited

amount of pocket space to

pick up items in the first place.

Delivery bots are also amazing if you're

a newer player and

aren't as familiar with

the names of items because instead of

ordering items individually, you

typically order items

from an Animal Crossing

delivery bot in themed bundles.

This is useful for testing out a theme

and just wanting to

try some items to see how

you feel about a theme before you fully

commit to decorating your island.

However, because you're ordering in

bundles of items, you may

find yourself ordering items

which you don't want

to use for decorating.

This isn't necessarily a problem if

you're someone who works

through their storage fairly

quickly and doesn't end up filling all

5000 storage slots that you have,

but if you're

prone to hoarding items in Animal Crossing -

and let's face it, most of us are -

you may

find that you end up with some items

you've ordered that you

just never use which take

up storage space for items you do want.

If you know what you want to order, then

using something like an

order bot or a drop bot

is better, but if you just need that

first set of items,

they are wonderful to use.

The only thing to keep in mind with

delivery bots is that

because they're bringing items

to you and you can end up ordering more

than 40 items using this

method, you're going to

need a lot of space on the island for

items to be dropped.

If you're decorating your island and

you've already decorated

quite a lot of it, then

I personally would steer clear of using a

delivery bot unless

you have a full pocket

space and can pick up items as the

delivery bot is dropping

them to save some space for

items that do need to be

dropped as part of your order.

Despite the fact we're talking about

Animal Crossing bots here,

there's one question which

you may still be worried about, and that

is whether they will

break your game or harm

your switch in some way, and I'll be

completely honest here

and say that they don't.

Every item that you can get from them is

a normal in-game item,

and the bots are only

programmed to drop items

for you to use in the game.

I've been using all three of these in

different combinations

across the last three years and

on multiple islands and switches.

All of them are completely fine and have

never been harmed by

me using any item that

I've gotten from any of these bots.

If you are interested in trying them out,

it's always worth

giving them a go, but if

you're someone who is worried about using

Discord and doing

something wrong in one of

the channels, you can always ask for help

from one of the mods

or the staff team and

they'll be able to point you in the right

direction if you are struggling.

Animal Crossing Discord bots have

completely changed the way

I play my game and each has

its own advantages and disadvantages

depending on what items

you're looking for and how

quickly you want to get a hold of them.

It's worth playing around with different

services to see which

one is right for you.

Are they a replacement to Treasure Islands?

No, I don't think they are.

And if you watch this video next, you can

see why I think

Treasure Islands are amazing

and how you can use them

to get items for decorating.

And I'll see you over there.