Was about to come down and comment this myself!

People do this for leopards and tigers too. Drives me nuts. Like come on guys one has spots and one has stripes it’s not that hard.

People do this with leopards and cheetahs, makes me really upset. If I was five, I’d probably throw a tantrum, but I’m not five anymore, lol.

Hedgehogs are superior than porcupines

​@@ranting2daMAXpeople also do that I think

Apples and oranges basically the same thing rly

Shouldn't the player be a part of the town? Not the sole focus? It's a flaw of NH and even NL which is my favorite. Also that cute animal crossing sequel is... every game after the first? There's games before NH. Anyways small rant, thanks for reading, stay safe

​@@_RolyThe player is the focus because it's an RPG, we literally have to have a main character to play since... It's a video game. Genuinely curious how you see a game going without us as the main character, something like tododachi life?

@@cottoncandiez8872 Obvious the player character is the players focus, what I really mean is all the other characters lives seem to revolve around the player, unlike the older games where they seem to have (somewhat) had their own lives. Obviously the game wouldn't happen without the player, I know that, but everything in the newer Animal Crossing games seems to revolve around the player, and only the player.

@@cottoncandiez8872 And also sorry about my wording in the first comment, it was kinda un-obvious what I meant.

oh cool

I remember when regular DS’s had alarms😂 I used to mess with my sisters all the time with them. Good times.

I would also love more 'secrets' too, like magical elements, things to stumble upon and find out on your own which would really add to the mystique of the game. As a child the game really created this for me, but now Animal Crossing has a massive adult audience who grew up with the game and for many it has lost some of its charm. I think New Horizons is a good base game for the next instalment, but I would love to see some more attention to detail and especially multiplayer features that create that sense of community.

Servers and minigames would be really interesting!

Talking about villagers, I want them to be more like their personality and talk about more stuff than just the same 5 things! Like the cranky villagers to be more rude, the snooty villagers to be a bit more look centered and they could perhaps critize the player’s outfit, but become less "mean" over time, depending on your friendship level with them. Smug villagers to be more annoying at the beginning but start to become less annoying. I want the mini-games back from New Leaf, like that game was peak online multi player. And I want them to have all the things to be in the game from the get-go instead of waiting for things to be added via updates. I think why it didn‘t work for ACNH was because everyone stayed home all the time and therefore these updates could only be really enjoyed for a short time.

The biggest thing for me is bringing back the complex personalizes and much larger amount of unique dialogue that was present in the original game and Wild World. If we could combine that with all of the new features that have came with NL and NH that would be amazing.

The only issue I have with ideas like this is people striving for Nintendo to support a game for a long time. For as long as Animal Crossing has been out, New Horizons was the ONLY one to have regular updates to bring more content because it wasn’t finished upon release. They released it with basic functions because of the pressure from fans, as they had already extended the release of it. New Leaf had an update to release content 4 years after it released, for amibo compatibility. Nintendo has only ever released finished games and has rarely, if ever, supported their games years after release. To keep hoping for something they’d, more than likely, never do is setting yourself up for disappointment. Your best bet is to hope that they release the next one with completion.

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Glad you’re also enjoying a game millions of others love. The only downside is that I wish newer players had experience from older games so they’d have a more, well rounded animal crossing experience.

I’d love a paragraph on mother 3!

I've seen Harvest Festival being played on KZfaq and it creeps me out.

@@lillatoons71 Earthbound 64 was a game that was planned to be released, but due to device problems, it wasn’t. The trailer for it is the only footage we have of it as far as I know. Instead, the team behind it decided to move it to the GBA, along with changing character designs and style choices to fit the story better on the new device. The game was called Mother 3, and released only in Japan (as far as I know) due to how many things would have to be changed for localization (some of which directly impacted the story) and also because some of the dialogue and story elements were considered “controversial” in other countries due to regional differences. For a very long time, Mother 3 was a mystery to those outside of Japan, until a team named Team Tomato (I think) decided to translate the ENTIRE GAME into English and let it out publicly via ROMS. When the project was about to be finished, the team got an email from someone claiming to be at Nintendo, telling the team that if they went ahead with this, no official translation would come out. The team sent it out anyway, mostly in physical form (I own a physical copy myself that I got at a game store, it was near other ROMS such as fake Pokémon games) as not many people owned a GBA emulator I don’t think. Once the translation was released, Mother 3 became a major phenomenon (probably due to how mysterious the game was before the translation) to this day it has a semi-big world wide (?) cult following, making fanart, posting KZfaq videos about the games story, and praying for a Mother 3 remake/official release in almost every single Switch announcement thingy (I forgot the name). I haven’t completed the game yet due to procrastination and not knowing how to solve a simple puzzle to progress. Also because with the light I need to see it, it drains the GBA’s batteries somewhat, which is kinda annoying. I’m sorry I’m so late, I didn’t get notified of this comment. I hope I didn’t let you down

@@ranting2daMAX wonderful!! What a strange production story, I wonder if that was actually Nintendo? Probably not really. I didn’t know it never had an official translation!

at least their trying, no point judging

It did indeed. It was called your town passcard and featured things your dream address (though you could choose not to have that information visable to other players if you didn't want to) and the medals you had earned (basically NL's version of achievements). You could also take a screenshot of yourself in the photo booth that would then appear on your card (and depending on what emotions you learned, you could do some pretty wild poses!). Additionally, the Welcome Amiibio update added something similar to the Nook miles system- each day you would get new "Town Initiatives" (things like water x amount of flowers, spend x amount of bells at the Able Sisters, get a new hairstyle at the hair salon, catch x number of fish/bugs, etc.). If you completed them, you'd receive MEOW Coupons, which you could use to buy stuff from the campground. Ugh, sorry about the novel!

real

You go to the mars getaway package

Also for the first time love is introduced You can fall in love with villagers and other players

​@Sonictheoofhog4 That's kinda weird if you think about it for a bit. I mean, they're still animals. They got fleas and all that. With some refinements though, maybe

@@_Roly i know

It was more the constant need to scan your amiibo which isn't easy for everyone and a little annoying but otherwise it was OK for a board game style game

Back then we were mostly upset over not getting a mainline AC for the WiiU.

Cringe

​@@Lupen69Real

In Japan it's a really big deal to have a development team have so many women on it

"LGBTQIA+" How about no

What does that have to do with anything??

​@@sleepyotemaybe they think Animal Crossing is made by Chinese 🤷‍♀️

@@sleepyoteThe iQue