Am I in perpetual debt to Tom Nook?
Given that I recently started playing, I greatly dislike the feeling of constantly being in debt. It starts with paying off the 5000 Miles cost for the airfare and trip to the island, then it just seems to keep tumbling on with the now rather hefty 98k Bell cost for getting a house.
If anything, I'd like to know if there is ever a time where I am actually finally free of the debt I owe to the Nooks, and there is nothing I need to do to pay them back?
Best Answer
To answer more specifically, here are all of the available house upgrades. Each upgrade is optional, apart from the house, which is required for the story. There is also no consequence to not paying back the debt. After the last upgrade, Nook offers free customization changes for life.
- Tent (5k miles)
- House and storage feature (98k bells)
- Larger floor plan (198k bells)
- Room in back of house (348k bells)
- Larger house and external decorations (548k bells)
- Rooms on left and right of first floor (758k bells)
- Second floor (1.2m bells)
- Basement (2.5m bells)
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