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Nintendo is giving away Leaf Tickets to those affected by Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp bug

Check your mailbox to get the tickets.
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Published: Feb 5, 2018 12:35 pm

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Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp players affected by an in-game bug have been awarded 20 Leaf Tickets from Nintendo.

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Nintendo posted a notice in Pocket Camp to inform players it knew there was a bug regarding event tasks for Lottie’s Gothic Rose Festival not showing up correctly in-game. “We have become aware of the following issue regarding Lottie’s Gothic Rose Festival,” Nintendo said. “In some cases, tasks were not displayed properly.”

Related: Here are the new Lottie’s Gothic Rose Festival items for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp

The issue has since been resolved, according to Nintendo. But to make it up to affected players, Nintendo has handed out 20 Leaf Tickets. They’ll only be available in Pocket Camp for a limited time, so players who need some extra cash should collect them now. The Leaf Tickets can be redeemed in player mailboxes.

Lottie’s Gothic Rose Festival is ongoing until Feb. 10, with the second stage of the event scheduled to begin on Feb. 6. As with all of Pocket Camp’s themed events, there are tons of new items and clothing to unlock in-game, all of which are only available until the event’s end. Lottie’s Gothic Rose Festival asks players to collect bats attracted to rose bushes and trade them in for the themed items.

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Nicole Carpenter is a reporter for Dot Esports. She lives in Massachusetts with her cat, Puppy, and dog, Major. She's a Zenyatta main who'd rather be playing D.Va.