Really don’t see why people feel the need to leave comments like this on tweets. It’s weird and I doubt whoever Is actually posting on the twitter account even cares or reads anything under the tweets. So basically so dumb stuff to farm likes?
@pinta_vodki for your 2) request, I think that could easily be rectified by removing the fact that your villagers prioritize certain dialogue over the more varied stuff. They will always say the most “relevant” thing first so you have to talk to them 3 or more times to get to the good stuff, and that’s pretty dumb. The fact that certain dialogue is locked behind the friendship point system is also tedious. It needs an overhaul and will quell the complaints that villagers talk like bots when they don’t actually.
@rjejr The excuse is to get you to trade online with other players or trade locally with someone that has different fruit than you. If you can’t afford Nintendo Online or you don’t have any local friends to trade with, well you’re just screwed. For now, anyway. Maybe Nintendo will listen to the complaints about having to rely so much on trading one day.
@Anti-Matter I was also wondering why they don’t have gloves as an accessory in the game. It’s probably because they don’t have fingers so Nintendo likely thought that there was no point.
@PickledKong64 It’s not the worst Animal Crossing. Definitely nowhere near it as it improves on a lot from the previous entries that you maybe need to go back and play again to see for yourself. You’re just impatient. Are you a time traveler?
@vanYth There’s already laboratory items / walls and flooring and Spaceship themed furniture in the game. You get the laboratory wall fromSaharah but the items are in Nooks Cranny. You get all the space themed furniture from Celeste.
@Anti-Matter The island definitely doesn’t have enough space for 20-30 villagers. And I don’t know how they could reasonably make the islands bigger. They should just let us buy another island to live on.
@dkxcalibur You already pretty much live in a vacation home. And they’ve already made plenty of money with the game on its own and with how many people pay for Nintendo Online. People would complain if they had to pay for DLC for any reason. *****, they’re already complaining about free updates so it’s probably be worse then.
@Branovices Yup. Pretty sure it’s the time travelers faults too and they’re the ones mostly complaining about this kind of stuff. Because they can’t time travel and do everything from month 1 lmao
I thought the event was fun but I only played until I got multiples of the items within the first few days (with time travel because I’m impatient lol) and then stopped going back. Not because I didn’t enjoy it, but because doing the event motivated me to use Harv’s Island for other purposes and it ended up being more fun than the wedding photo shoots. I do hope once this event is over that Reese and a Cyrus return in some other form, though.
Wedding Season didn’t drag on too long to me. It was a completely non-intrusive event that doesn’t take place on your main island and therefore doesn’t affect what’s going on there. The villagers don’t have any dialogue on it unless you give them heart crystals so they don’t constantly remind you about the event and Isabelle doesn’t say anything about it either. Harv’s island is also fully accessible even if you don’t want to do the wedding photo shoots so it’s not as if you’re forced into doing it if you don’t want to.
Like the other events, they likely made it longer in order for people to have more time to get what they need from it as some items are more expensive than others, and a lot of animal crossing players don’t like to time travel. It’s understandable and was probably enough of a criticism of the previous games with shorter events that they decided to change it for this one. Not everyone has time to hop on everyday and play, even while quarantine is going. But at the same time, i wish they squished another type of event in this month to keep those who finished wedding season occupied while we wait for them to announce what’s next. Well, June is almost over anyway so we’ll probably get an announcement any day now.
@Real_Obsi This is exactly how I feel whenever I see people especially people writing these articles complaining about the “boring” events are and how slow paced everything is. They want the game to be about competition and making a quick in-game buck when that’s not what Animal Crossing is about. I mean they can make it that way when they spend all of their time trading, but that empty feeling they get when it’s over is just the realization that despite all the people raving about how great the game is, it just isn’t for them in particular. And that’s completely fine. There’s no reason for all this unnecessary negativity over a harmless game. Hating on things because they’re popular is just part of our culture not, I guess.
And that’s not to say criticism of the game is bad, of course. It just feels like the people criticizing the game don’t understand its purpose.
@TwilightBoy if you’re bored of the events we got, you’re probably going to stay bored. Animal Crossing isn’t an exciting game and the events from the previous games were “boring” too. We’re going to get new features if that’s anything to look forward to but yeah if you’re not enjoying the game you probably never are again.
@Harmonie I don’t think Animal Crossing being a brand new game matters when it comes to if people buy it. Plus, the game isn’t brand new anymore. It’s been out for 2 long months.
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Re: Random: Isabelle Reclaims The Official Animal Crossing Twitter Account, But Fans Have Mixed Feelings
Really don’t see why people feel the need to leave comments like this on tweets. It’s weird and I doubt whoever Is actually posting on the twitter account even cares or reads anything under the tweets. So basically so dumb stuff to farm likes?
Re: Random: Yes, You Can Swim In The Winter Months Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@Anti-Matter What so not just the pirate suit?
Re: Random: Yes, You Can Swim In The Winter Months Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@Kimyonaakuma Not everyone playing New Horizons has played New Leaf.
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@pinta_vodki for your 2) request, I think that could easily be rectified by removing the fact that your villagers prioritize certain dialogue over the more varied stuff. They will always say the most “relevant” thing first so you have to talk to them 3 or more times to get to the good stuff, and that’s pretty dumb. The fact that certain dialogue is locked behind the friendship point system is also tedious. It needs an overhaul and will quell the complaints that villagers talk like bots when they don’t actually.
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@Anti-Matter Yup! I can’t tell you when she does it, though.
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@rjejr The excuse is to get you to trade online with other players or trade locally with someone that has different fruit than you. If you can’t afford Nintendo Online or you don’t have any local friends to trade with, well you’re just screwed. For now, anyway. Maybe Nintendo will listen to the complaints about having to rely so much on trading one day.
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@Sladey69 Did you get the third one from the Mom? That’s the only way you can have 3 types of fruit growing on your island without trading.
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@Anti-Matter I was also wondering why they don’t have gloves as an accessory in the game. It’s probably because they don’t have fingers so Nintendo likely thought that there was no point.
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@PickledKong64 It’s not the worst Animal Crossing. Definitely nowhere near it as it improves on a lot from the previous entries that you maybe need to go back and play again to see for yourself. You’re just impatient. Are you a time traveler?
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@vanYth There’s already laboratory items / walls and flooring and Spaceship themed furniture in the game. You get the laboratory wall fromSaharah but the items are in Nooks Cranny. You get all the space themed furniture from Celeste.
Re: Soapbox: I’m Super Excited About The Future Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
@Anti-Matter The island definitely doesn’t have enough space for 20-30 villagers. And I don’t know how they could reasonably make the islands bigger. They should just let us buy another island to live on.
Re: Want To Go Swimming And Diving In Animal Crossing: New Horizons? This Is What It Will Cost You
@LavaTwilight article assumes that people got bored and stopped playing lmao a lot of people art still playing 3 months in.
Re: Want To Go Swimming And Diving In Animal Crossing: New Horizons? This Is What It Will Cost You
Man I’m just hoping that those wet suits aren’t our only options. I want a cute two piece swimsuit. Just sell them at the able sisters.
Re: Want To Go Swimming And Diving In Animal Crossing: New Horizons? This Is What It Will Cost You
@dkxcalibur You already pretty much live in a vacation home. And they’ve already made plenty of money with the game on its own and with how many people pay for Nintendo Online. People would complain if they had to pay for DLC for any reason. *****, they’re already complaining about free updates so it’s probably be worse then.
Re: Want To Go Swimming And Diving In Animal Crossing: New Horizons? This Is What It Will Cost You
@playstation_king Nope. It was like this in the previous game too. Animal Crossing likes to keep things simple and to the point.
Re: Want To Go Swimming And Diving In Animal Crossing: New Horizons? This Is What It Will Cost You
@Branovices Yup. Pretty sure it’s the time travelers faults too and they’re the ones mostly complaining about this kind of stuff. Because they can’t time travel and do everything from month 1 lmao
Re: Soapbox: Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Wedding Season Is A Reminder That Marriage Is Hard Work
I thought the event was fun but I only played until I got multiples of the items within the first few days (with time travel because I’m impatient lol) and then stopped going back. Not because I didn’t enjoy it, but because doing the event motivated me to use Harv’s Island for other purposes and it ended up being more fun than the wedding photo shoots. I do hope once this event is over that Reese and a Cyrus return in some other form, though.
Wedding Season didn’t drag on too long to me. It was a completely non-intrusive event that doesn’t take place on your main island and therefore doesn’t affect what’s going on there. The villagers don’t have any dialogue on it unless you give them heart crystals so they don’t constantly remind you about the event and Isabelle doesn’t say anything about it either. Harv’s island is also fully accessible even if you don’t want to do the wedding photo shoots so it’s not as if you’re forced into doing it if you don’t want to.
Like the other events, they likely made it longer in order for people to have more time to get what they need from it as some items are more expensive than others, and a lot of animal crossing players don’t like to time travel. It’s understandable and was probably enough of a criticism of the previous games with shorter events that they decided to change it for this one. Not everyone has time to hop on everyday and play, even while quarantine is going. But at the same time, i wish they squished another type of event in this month to keep those who finished wedding season occupied while we wait for them to announce what’s next. Well, June is almost over anyway so we’ll probably get an announcement any day now.
Re: Soapbox: Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Wedding Season Is A Reminder That Marriage Is Hard Work
@Real_Obsi This is exactly how I feel whenever I see people especially people writing these articles complaining about the “boring” events are and how slow paced everything is. They want the game to be about competition and making a quick in-game buck when that’s not what Animal Crossing is about. I mean they can make it that way when they spend all of their time trading, but that empty feeling they get when it’s over is just the realization that despite all the people raving about how great the game is, it just isn’t for them in particular. And that’s completely fine. There’s no reason for all this unnecessary negativity over a harmless game. Hating on things because they’re popular is just part of our culture not, I guess.
And that’s not to say criticism of the game is bad, of course. It just feels like the people criticizing the game don’t understand its purpose.
Re: Soapbox: Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Wedding Season Is A Reminder That Marriage Is Hard Work
@TwilightBoy if you’re bored of the events we got, you’re probably going to stay bored. Animal Crossing isn’t an exciting game and the events from the previous games were “boring” too. We’re going to get new features if that’s anything to look forward to but yeah if you’re not enjoying the game you probably never are again.
Re: Fan-Made Animal Crossing Tool Predicts Your Island's Weather, Meteor Showers And Rainbows
@Jaxad0127 huh. I’ve gotten Celeste everytime I’ve gotten a meteor shower which has been several times since I started playing.
Re: Can You Name These Animal Crossing Villagers?
I thought I knew the names of every Animal Crossing character and this quiz quickly humbled me. Still got a lot right.. 18 out of 25
Re: Japanese Charts: Animal Crossing Denies Xenoblade Chronicles A Debut Week At Number One
@riki_sidekicks You’re right. Digital sales for animal crossing is probably far higher than xenoblade.
Re: Japanese Charts: Animal Crossing Denies Xenoblade Chronicles A Debut Week At Number One
@Harmonie I don’t think Animal Crossing being a brand new game matters when it comes to if people buy it. Plus, the game isn’t brand new anymore. It’s been out for 2 long months.
Re: Japanese Charts: Animal Crossing Denies Xenoblade Chronicles A Debut Week At Number One
@TheLightSpirit
Animal Crossing isn’t a boring game. It just isn’t the type of game that suits what you want to play, which is why you think Xenoblade is better.