Can Animal Crossing anons redpill me on Animal Crossing?
Look comfy and maybe fun, but I've never played a game like Animal Crossing before.
I want to play a long and comfy game because of quarantine. Is the new one good?
Will you tell me about it?
Can Animal Crossing anons redpill me on Animal Crossing?
Lincoln Bennett
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Austin Turner
this a thread that can be rendered moot by making this not about yourself and just lurking and reading existing threads
but you want people to deliver the content directly to you while you just sit there
Brandon Russell
Do you live repetitive shit like an autism kid?
This game is for you then.
Do you hate games having little contents but locking them behind time barriers so it makes the game play time seems like a lot but actual meaningful game time is far lesser?
Then the game is not for you.
Brayden Rogers
seething
Dylan Hall
It's basically a game about collecting and designing. You collect furniture items, clothes, and animal villagers. You design your town with various different landscaping options, your house with furniture, and your player with clothes. If this does not sound appealing to you, don't play it. But if it does, consider playing it.
James Howard
Only good AC is the Gamecube version because it has actual good games in it (the NES games). It's boring garbage otherwise.
Brayden Wilson
tired rambling incoming
if you can, try emulating the first game for 2-3 weeks before buying, and then watch the direct/trailer to see what the new game is like. if you cant emulate the first game, try another game in the series. wild world (you almost definitely can emulate it somehow), city folk (if you have a wii and dont have gamecube controllers), or new leaf (if you have a 3ds)
dont just waste your $60 like that. animal crossing is very hit or miss. lots of people hate it and throw out the core game design (day-to-day gameplay) to try to make it "better", and then end up underwhelmed.
it's personally my favorite game series of all time and ive been playing it since i was five years old. new horizons is probably in 2nd place for me (nothing can dethrone the original. it's airtight perfection in my opinion). it's definitely worth experiencing this game new. i dont regret the $60 at all.
the series is basically a little garden to take care of. the ideal way to play the game (which the game insists you do anyways) a little bit each day. slowly watchin your town grow. new horizons allows for a lot more grinding in a single day compared to the other games.
dont time travel. it seriously sucks the entire point out of the series.
Kayden Ward
There's a nice little turnip trading platform going on right now where you can make millions in a day.
Compared to past entries in the game, this one is a slowburner, and I can't say I'm terribly fond of the whole Nook Miles thing this game does, maybe it gets better, but in the first half of the game, racking them up is frankly tedious. Take advantage of the online turnip trading, and visit people on japanese twitter, you'll have your first million bells in an hour, do it all day long and you could probably have 5-10 million. Me and my cousin did it, and we pulled in 600k each time (without the extra inventory slot, 450k). Keep in mind that the entree fee will lower your profits just a little bit, but it's not a big deal since you're generating free money.
Definitely time travel a bit to make the first half of the game less of a slog and open things up alot quicker than you normally would, might as well while you have the opportunity with this wonderful little trading community.
But yeah, the Animal Crossing games are just truly great games to have fun and relax, and New Horizons is no exception, it's almost like Stardew Valley meets Animal Crossing with this one.
Lucas Turner
Yes, I want a more in-depth answer than just
>where 2 buy good table?
>How 2 turnip?
Luke Carter
>visit people on japanese twitter
how?
I can't even find a non-faggot that don't asks for tips now.