I have not Animal Crossing Items touched NH because a month after it came out, and I feel it's well worth exploring and discussing the potential reasons why. Appears an important part of longtime AC fans feel the same. Except for those who do not enjoy hearing anything other than a 100% favorable opinion of the game.
I enjoy the game. It is still the default option island and I've seen some folks nuts, I still lack the creativity to do that.
My only other gripes is villager interactions that feel bogged down compared to previous entrances and a few spawn rates for specific bugs/fish are absurd.
It's more content, more dialogue, diverse personalities, more things to do in overall than all of the other mainline games. Folks allow nostalgia cloud their decision far too often in this sub.
I've like 250-300 hours on it. I enjoyed them but I don't have any incentive to input anymore. The interactions with villagers are dull at most and the decoration thing is a bit overwhelming. Still I return just like 1-2 times per week
I have been playing the sport every day since launch and have 225 hours inside. I think some folks are trying to get everything done in this game as quickly as possible, then upset when they find there is nothing after that. They constantly go to islands which have high rates for turnips, get millions of bells, and upgrade their home and can purchase cheap Animal Crossing Bells everything they ever require. Additionally trading recipes and paintings. I really don't play online at all, and still have not upgraded my home fully.
