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Animal Crossing: New Horizons |OT| Eternal Debt
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Perfect thanks!
I guess I did a Freudian slip 🤷
Goodness I did not want to upload, just browse and download. But seems like a good site.
Yep I was pretty spot on wasn't I, nice thanks!
This is my first Animal Crossing game. It's so weird. When I'm not playing the game, I think "man, I am running out of stuff to do and it's getting boring. I should just sell the game."
But then I boot the game up and lose hours of my day just fishing, chopping wood, or talking to Fuchsia, and I forget all about the current ongoing pandemic. This game is far from perfect, but I can't help but love it so far (just opened the town hall today and unlocked hourly music).
But then I boot the game up and lose hours of my day just fishing, chopping wood, or talking to Fuchsia, and I forget all about the current ongoing pandemic. This game is far from perfect, but I can't help but love it so far (just opened the town hall today and unlocked hourly music).
You don't. A villager just gave one to me. Unfortunately it appears to be an actual taxidermied fish and not a robotic singing one.
Reposting for visibility, I think they're open for 15 minutes longer and I couldn't get in last time I tried.
Edit: Nevermind, got in. Forgot to drop the furniture I bought so I'll bring 2 next time. D:
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Fair considering how long the museum takes.
Is it a GaaS if we're not paying anything for the extra content (yet) (I'm genuinely not sure if that is part of what the definition is, I'm not trying to be rude).
How long would it take to unlock everything in the base game? That's really my main point, even if we know what's in it, that's different from how long it takes to unlock everything. I just don't think we should complain about a lack of content until it's clear there is a lack of content (which I'd argue is 2-3 months with a COVID grace period). Yes, we don't know either way if Nintendo has always planned to add Brewster or Redd in at a later date or not, but does it make a difference if they were in the base game and didn't arrive for four months or if they're free DLC that comes four months in?
My original question wasn't so much why people were anti-pears, just if there was a difference in what fruit you could have. Which apparently there is (in the different furniture. Although I hope you can still pick those recipes later on).
Finished my hw and kinda bored so my gates are open. 8CG9L. My hot item is metal patio tables or whatever they are. I have not checked my turnip prices. I have peaches
edit they are 154 if that's good
edit they are 154 if that's good
Sometimes I fish and a fish takes the bait instantly but I still miss it. Should I be doing it faster? Only times I miss the fish.
Tortimer was old, and there was a big gap between New Leaf and New Horizons.
May he rest in peace.
If Tortimer doesn't appear in an update or some shit I will literally eat my ass. You will see
I think all of my visitors have left! Thank you guys for coming by and I really appreciate all the tips you've given! Hope you all had fun!
This is the perfect opportunity for me to go over some etiquette: please, don't run over flowers. After my afternoon hosting session I noticed that basically all my flowers by my house were gone and I suppose some visitors ran over them. Walking over flowers is fine, but please don't run over them otherwise they will be destroyed.
This is the perfect opportunity for me to go over some etiquette: please, don't run over flowers. After my afternoon hosting session I noticed that basically all my flowers by my house were gone and I suppose some visitors ran over them. Walking over flowers is fine, but please don't run over them otherwise they will be destroyed.
Dope, snagged the talking heads albumI converted a bunch of album art for personal use. I had a hard time finding albums that were still recognizable after converting but here's a link to the lot of them.
May have been my last 2K miles, but I finally found bamboo!
I still need to come up with 50K bells if I want to get that incline built by tonight. 45min left and this game is giving me a rush, haha.
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Depends on your definition of everything. I'm on in-game day 8 (day 9 starts in ~2 hours for me) and I've just finished the 'main quest' just by playing the game. I don't have all fish or bugs, I don't have all fossils, I haven't paid off my house (only have 2 rooms) and Nook's Cranny hasn't upgraded, but I've done everything that I have to do to 'finish the story', without looking up what I had to do. So a casual player would probably get to this point in a couple days, maybe another week. I know many first time AC players and pretty much all of them are almost at the point where I'm at.
I'm not complaining about the length of this storyline, if you could call it that, and I'm gonna enjoy the shit out of having full control over my island. Shaping and decorating it will probably take many weeks. But I'd love it if there was more to do. The mystery island are kind of a dud, especially when you get islands you don't want (like the bamboo one when you don't need any bamboo at all. It's just a waste of Nook Miles), so outside of the regular AC gameplay loop of digging up fossils, shaking the trees and talking to villagers there isn't that much to do here. That's not a complaint, it's pretty much the same as all the other AC's and I will play this for years to come. It's just that if there ever is a game that would be perfect for regular updates, it's Animal Crossing. New furniture, new events, new stuff to collect, new NPC's who visit your towns. Heck, give me a complete second island for €30 with new, exclusive villagers, themed item sets etc (not a second island with the same stuff as the base game). The main game is so good I'm kinda bummed it's only a week's worth of content. I want more of that.
A GaaS game pretty much gets updated frequently. Usually the updates are free, like Splatoon 2 where you pay €60 for a pretty barebones game that gets padded out for the next 1,5 years (so in actuality you pay €60 for the game + a year and a half worth of 'free' content). But you can also have pretty chunky content packs that are paid, like Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion, which is pretty much Nintendo's best DLC pack to date. Seeing as the Splatoon team is behind Animal Crossing I'm not worried that this game will get at least a year and a half worth of new content. The question is what that content entails. Holidays for example in Animal Crossing usually are only a day, and you can see what most of 'em have to offer in a couple of minutes. Bunny Day is going to be ~12 days, but there probably won't be 12 days worth of content. I bet you can do everything there is to do within one or two days. Content in an AC game wouldn't be the same as Splatoon content, where you'd get new maps you can play over and over and over again. A new furniture set is nice, but you place down the furniture and you're done. I just hope they add more to it than barebones events (like in other AC games) and furniture like the Pocket Camp set.
I don't really know where I'm going with this, haha. On the one hand I love Animal Crossing is a 'GaaS' game now, since it'll make me come back every now and then to check out new stuff, even at times when I'm done with the game for a while. On the other hand I really hope their updates are going to be more substantial than some chairs, a table and an NPC with a handful of lines of dialogue and an easter egg hunt minigame that takes a couple of minutes.
Are you a MARINE BIOLOGIST? Did you tell him EASY BIG FELLA? I bet the river was angry.
Perfect because your starting fruit is worth less than the other non native fruits.
I'll stop by! Could use peaches and I'll check out the shop.
I tried Little Children, Speaking in Tongues, and Fear of Music but they came out really bad.
It kinda is, but I really like that there's more to this AC than just getting dropped in a town and being on your own. I liked it so much that I hate that it's almost over for me.
Ehhh I like it and all but the whole having nothing thing kinda wore thin after a while
Sure. Dodo code KHDT9.
There's not much else going on right now though, shop is closed and it isn't raining. But feel free to drop in!
Ok, so it took like an hour or so of me waiting around but a bunch of shooting stars did fall. Guess Celeste is a good sign of that happening at some point that night.
Thanks to everyone who stopped by! It was... something, but I hope folks got what they needed! I have some ideas for streamlining buying from the shop. (Mostly just making a small area where I drop a number of the popular items and people can pick up without having to do the chat window.)
Something I've seen other people do is letting in just 2 or 4 people. Since there's two Nook's to buy from transactions won't take very long. Let them stay in the town until everyone's bought what they wanted, so the host can kick 'em all out at once pressing the minus button. Repeat for 2-4 others etc. That way you won't have to sit through cutscenes everytime, people get the time to buy what they want, and you don't have to buy a ton of stuff beforehand.
Found a strange random island tonight. Mostly a giant pond with a tiny island, blocked by a rock (had to break it to vault to the island). Only had 5 rocks on it, nothing else, and all were filled with bells. Lots of Goldfish too.
Got one of the three villager homes built, and also got the ladder so I can explore the cliffs now.
Ugh, I can't wait until I get the town hall. Almost there.
Ugh, I can't wait until I get the town hall. Almost there.
I had the same, without the goldfish though. Only got tires. Those 5 rocks did make close to 90k though!
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