Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Guide
Storage-Management + Gathering
Do NOT store fruits in inventory (unless you have a large inventory)
Shake once, leave the ones dropped on the ground and leave the tree to grow more.
If you have a small inventory, store 2 - 3 of fish, bugs and possibly shells/ corals
If you have a large inventory (~150), store 5 - 7 of fish, bugs, shells/ corals and possibly fruits
This way, you will be prepared for your next requests and will not waste time gathering items mid-request. Also, you may have extra space to store some rare items! But keep the number of rare items to a minimum (2 - 5)
To gather rare items, start collecting early morning, evening or late into the night
Or, stay on standby in the area for a while and wait for the area to replenish its resources
Or, clear out area of remaining items and sell excess items from your inventory
Keep the prices of common items to a minimum + an addition of maximum 50 bells to the price. An additional 20 - 30 bells is a good value. Bear in mind, the minimum price that can be sold in the market box is twice of that to the normal selling price. A bundle of 3 or 4 of common items sold at 100 bells is still quite acceptable.
Bundles are quite unpopular
Sell rare items at a low price (especially not in bundles regrettably, even if they’re being sold at a low price)
Rare items are difficult to sell
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