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Animal Crossing: New Horizons Hype Thread
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I've got over 100 hours in s1+2. I definitely agree with this
It's funny how popular Merengue is over here ($20-30+ Auctions) while I got my Merengue card for around 300 yen and she goes for around 550 yen on Japanese auctions now.
Villager had enough of Redd, killed him and ate his corpse.
Yeah, hopefully the emphasis on custom paths this time around means they've gotten rid of grass wear. Did anyone ever like that feature?
Is the stalk market in the game or anything similar? I've only ever played New Leaf so not sure if it this has been in every AC game? I really enjoyed it in NL.
I've seen a few defenders of it but their opinion is bad and not worth listening to.
Yes, now handled by a new character named Daisy Mae instead of Joan.
That was the worst. I can kinda see why they thought it might add something unique (natural paths), but it was a terrible idea and they kept it around for the next game!
What run button? I was slowly walking around everywhere :(
I think I know that I'm hyped for this game when I completely forgot that Persona comes out like a week later
Is it okay if you have to listen to Nook's announcement every time you boot up the game?
My dilemma is I'm selling my OG Switch to get the Coral Switch Lite, which releases April 3rd. Do I tease myself with the game for two weeks and then start over when the Lite comes out, or do I just wait? The lack of save backup really stings right now.
People kinda forgot that's always been a thing even in New Leaf with Isabelle when you boot up
The museum doesn't have an art section. It's possibly something that gets unlocked later on though.
I usually don't play for that purpose, but I feel that way about most strategy and turn-based games, and visual novels. Animal Crossing is the one with the most long-lasting supply, so to speak. The next closest thing, for me, was whenever I was exploring the wilderness and different locales in BotW.
I think the keyboard supporting touch screen is a given, it's not the default one but that always works even in games with zero touch screen support
I think they've made concessions with NH for people with weird schedules.
I know New Leaf also gave you the option to have stores close later and whatnot.
In the 3DS game you could reverse the clock and have day be night and night be day to account for a schedule like yours.
Thanks guys.
Would I be able to actually deactivate this for the weekends?
Really? That's great news! I might do the tutorial part before going to bed, then!
I might be misremembering, but, didn't some of the other Animal Crossing games work the same way, where the beginning part had anything you needed unlocked, and then stores and whatnot would close after you got through the whole thing?
Right. Starting every previous AC game at super late hours would give you everything needed to pass Nook's tutorial stuff, and then would immediately go to "normal game" mode once you had finished that.
I've never started an Animal Crossing game at night before, so I'm not sure. It's good to know, though.
Flashback to when I was certain we had to gently ask in the letter for the commussion to get our fossile analysed.
There's so many cards that a lot are around 2$ yeah. Gabi, Groucho, Sly are 3 that I want in my village and they're all at 2 or 3€.
I don't think that I have a game as relaxing as Animal Crossing ? It's such a unique game, I don't think there's anything else like it as relaxing.
But I definitely have a bunch of games that put no pression on me. Sims 4 is a one that I play a lot.
I play JRPGs on the easiest difficulty too, it's pretty relaxing. Persona 5 is the chillest thanks to the music, art direction, and real life sections. It's so cool to just hang out in the hub areas after school. (And the easiest difficulty is so fun, you get probably... At least 3 or 4 times more xp and money than in other difficulty modes, it's really insane lol)
I can't wait to go back into it when Royal release.
I'm eagerly awaiting the sequel: "Animal Crossing: Dead Redd's Redemption".
I liked it in theory. Natural paths popping to showing where you tread is neat and New Leaf's paths in particular looked very nice, many people jealous of my natural pathing.
But in practice it was a pain. Grass died too quickly in City Folk in particular; I never had a dreaded desert town happen but even just walking a few days would start to tear and it goes barren very quick. New Leaf put it to more managable levels but still had the OTHER issue: no fast way to regrow grass. Flowers worked too slowly and trees werent much better. And it was very easy, especially in CF , to undo progress.
Just letting you have full control over pathing is not the end point I expected but I am here for it.
You know the game visuals are made in postproduction don't you ?Paintings are a yes I reckon, but she's also awkwardly painting with the buttons.
Maybe. We doesn't know if we can play with time in this game. Will events will be open from 00:00 to 23:59 ?
But yes, there is a risk. Some things are only available at night and it is true for the day too.
"Worth" base on what ?
I can't remember if you could easily revert back or not. Hopefully so!
I just wonder if it's something I'd get sick of quickly? I played animal crossing on mobile, and it was super cute, but I found myself never going back to it after a week or so because there wasn't a lot of customisability/things to do. It seems like there's a lot more going on with this release though, so maybe it'll be worth it? I'm sure I'd find other games to play too, though I haven't really played any nintendo games since the DS came out lmao
Oh yeah the mobile game is nothing like the main line Animal Crossing games.
If you want to customize your world, don't worry, it's the main appeal of this game. It's more customizable than it has ever been.
Animal Crossing is the kind of game you can play for literally years. You play a little bit every day, doing what you want at your own pace. If that sounds appealing to you, then it's definitely worth it.
In terms of customization, this is the biggest entry in the series by far. And it seems like there will be a lot of content to keep you busy.
Paintings are a yes I reckon, but she's also awkwardly painting with the buttons.
To be honest I might actually prefer doing this with buttons. The patterns in AC have always been more about "plotting" pixels rather than outright drawing, and that canvas looks way too small to do it reliably even with a stylus that works with the Switch
I assume both will be supported though yeah
Shoesnothing, sorry,
*join us*
Also the customisability is getting up there with furniture and pathing etc, confirmed.
that's because Pocket Camp is shit.
*join us*
Also the customisability is getting up there with furniture and pathing etc, confirmed.
Can we move spaces between profiles? My 200+ hour Zelda save is on my 12 year old's profile, since the little shit was only playing on the main adult/PayPal one since we got it. So now I want to make another profile, move the Zelda one there, then set up my new village on an account for adults. You never know what I may want to play in the future and I'd hate to have to create a new profile just for Death Mario: the Beheading of Link.
The mobile game is nothing like the main game. The main series is one of the most customizable feature rich life sim games there is.
I was tempted to grab Kid Cat, too, but I remember being younger and hated that he looked weird with the shirts I gave him. Haha
so good to hear! just messaged someone about buying a switch lite just now. after watching the nintendo direct vid I'm pretty convinced.
All you have to do is adjust your Switch's system clock.
IMO a great choice. I haven't used my original Switch attached to a TV in over a year, and I've grown to hate how it feels in handheld mode. I used a co-workers Lite a week or so ago and it convinced me I needed to get rid of my OG and grab a lite + Flip case, and then Nintendo announced a Coral Lite, which is why I currently still have my OG Switch and not a Lite.