Hacks Animal Crossing City Folk
A seed is an item originally used as a beta tool in Wild World to test the placement of map objects found all over town, including buildings, trees, rocks, and other structures. When a new game is created, the game automatically drops these seeds in random (but somewhat consistent) placements to create the new town, which leads to the addition of full-grown trees being planted in random parts all over town, or the locations of buildings such as neighbor homes, shops, and so forth. An example of consistent seed drops include the Town Gate, which will always be dropped on the farthest north of town.
Seeds were not intended to be used in normal game play and therefore cannot be accessed without game enhancing devices such as Action Replay. These are used with special codes to add them to the player's inventory. When added to a player's inventory, they will take up whichever pocket they designate the seed to. Sometimes the seed will not appear as any kind of icon (meaning that while they are there, the pocket will look as if it were empty), but other times it will take the form of a leaf, much like furniture.
To use a seed, a player must select the seed and drop it on a part of the ground that is not already carrying another object (including a dropped item, dropped money, weeds and so forth). Although this will create the sound effect that an item was dropped, this often will not display the desired object automatically. Instead, the player must also enter and exit a building or save, quit and reopen their game to have the object appear where the seed was dropped.
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Although seeds can be used by players as a more flexible way to redesign their towns and place objects in areas where they legally can't be (such as trees planted over concrete or shops placed very close to the seashores of the beach), seeds have been abused more often than not for their potential to crash and/or corrupt the games of other players over wi-fi.
The act of dropping these seeds in either one's own town or in another player's town is called seeding, and a player who uses these seeds, regardless of if they use it on themselves or on other players is often called a seeder, although another incorrect term used include hackers as well. A second incorrect term also refers to Action Replay users as a whole because Action Replay is the most common cheat device used to obtain these seeds.
It is debatable whether the private use of seeding should be encouraged, especially since it is still a form of cheating even though it can also allow for freedom in decorating the player's town to become more unique. However, because misuse of seeds has been much more common in wi-fi games than they are not, often seeding has been a practice many communities look down upon if not outright condemn it. Unfortunately this is for good reason, as often the threats can cause glitches in another player's game that can range from a mild annoyance into a threat that could corrupt and break their game for good. In some rare cases the threat is so bad that it can also cause damage to the Nintendo DS itself, although not all threats reach such an extreme result.
Animal Crossing: Wild World
In addition to regular seeds detailed above, another sub-category of seeds include Brick Seeds. Although brick seeds also vary in their uses and some of the uses overlap with the list above, the main intent for brick seeding is to either break the other player's game by corrupting the game's memory beyond repair, or to attempt to break the player's DS by crashing its hardware. There are many forms of brick seeding described, and while they all are designed with the intent of permanently corrupting and crashing the target's game and/or DS, the method chosen may hint toward how to resolve the issue. If the game is bricked, the game will freeze after loading the Nintendo screen.
Unfortunately the methods of how a brick seed works is a constantly growing list, many of which involve methods not yet fully known and many of which take advantage of even more commands that involve manipulating event flags normally not possible during wi-fi, including triggering select areas where players will trigger the stung effect normally triggered if they are stung by a scorpion or a tarantula, causing the game to freeze.
Depending on the seed, the seed's use and what the player does, the chances of averting a problem or fixing a problem they now have can range from easy to impossible depending on:
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Although the list of solutions to solve a seeding issue is an ongoing project that updates as a discovery is made, some solutions are used either based on the situation or based on preference, and some solutions may not guarantee to work for every player. Possible solutions to avoid being seeded altogether include:
Although the list of solutions to solve a seeding issue is an ongoing project that updates as a discovery is made, some solutions are used either based on the situation or based on preference, and some solutions may not guarantee to work for every player. Possible solutions to avoid being seeded altogether include:
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