If you don't go to sleep before 6am your character will suddenly become fatigue and super slow.and in ToT game, a day goes by in a blink. In ToT no matter what time you sleep you'd wake up at 6am.
Fifthly, one great thing (of many great things) in AWL is that you can manage sleeping time. Also, a good game does not need game faqs walk through, but this game you can't play without one. Fourthly, I agree with previos reviews, the storyline is not solid enough. The telephone is merely for weather forecast (which is much more quicker and cheaper than telly) and shops opening time. Thirdly, in AWL, you can order delivery of seeds or animals, but in ToT, you have to run all the way to the shops to be able to buy things and it could take up to half a day because there are more areas to cover. The good thing is that you can level up your skill and can now water/till more squares at once which saves a lot of time and energy. Secondly, the controls.in ToT you can't change angles.when I try to water the crops, higher crops are blocking the ones behind (if there are any!). I think it has lost these kinda details, which I think they made Harvest Moon a great game play. Also, in AWL, you can see the character rubbing his face with the cows and horses with love and passion. So if it's blocking the eggs then you will keep picking the chicken up rather than the eggs which is super annoying. Before you can hold a chicken and run anywhere with it.now you can only hold it and put down exactly where you got it from. In A Wonderful LIfe (GameCube) has much nicer and cuter design and details. First of all, the first impression is the low graphics quality. Before you can hold a chicken and run anywhere with it.now you can only hold it and put down exactly where you got Had been enjoying A Wonderful Life and waiting to for the new version on the Wii, Tree of Tranquility is a huge disappointment for me. Had been enjoying A Wonderful Life and waiting to for the new version on the Wii, Tree of Tranquility is a huge disappointment for me.
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