Do i need to complete every bundle?

[Aminoacid]

I started playing this game and got to the community center event. This is kind of a weird question, but to fully renovate the community center do I need to complete every bundle? Or will the community center re renovate when I just complete most of them?

[Amberbaum]

You need to complete every bundle or go the Joja markt route.

[Aminoacid]

Originally posted by Amberbaum:

You need to complete every bundle or go the Joja markt route.

Thanks!

[Mysterious Sir Knight]

Its worth mentioning not all bundles require every single item listed, for example the Artisan bundle lists 12 items but only requires 6 of them.

[xicewindex]

Every room renovates seperatly when you do the bundle connected to it.

When all rooms are done the community center is restored.

[Aminoacid]

ty all :)

[stardrop]

<Its worth mentioning not all bundles require every single item listed, for example the Artisan bundle lists 12 items but only requires 6 of them.> yess thats true and otherwise YESS u pretty much have to complete ALL bundles or just joja route, which ive never takin;) so cant tell u bout that

[Bnn1]

Joja route = spend money
Community route = grow crops, mine resources, fishing each season and time setting and location as indicated, slay monsters or trade for items to fill in

Upsides of Joja: people complain for a day or two and then the game goes back to normal, everyone still will able to "love" or at least like you, only spend money to get the "bundles".

Upsides of Community route: you learn about crops, farming, get forced to do mining and enemy slaying and trading. And you get rewards for each bundle and completed bundle step (seeds, crystalariums, a lot of good crafting stations).

Downsides of Joja: cant get any bundle rewards so no crystalariums and co.

Downsides of Community route: takes too long and if you are new and or lazy or just mess up at some point, it can take 2 or more years to complete, and is possible to complete in year 1 for seasoned players with focus. Takes a lot of focus on the bundles, and leaves not much on exploring and adventuring unless you play multiplayer and someone else does bundle completions.


I've never done Joja either since I love the challenge of bundles, or at least the completionist aspect, but Bundles are too time consuming for casual play imo, unless you want to not have it done for several years.

Selling point of "Community Route": JUNIMOS. And a beautiful little soundtrack when you complete a whole bundle room and get the star reward for completing the room.