Yeah, if both players were equivalent owners and could"advance" the Animal Crossing Items island evenly, it'd be OK. I've got it and my daughter is your island owner so there is nothing I can do unless she goes and does exactly the quests. It is pretty stupid how they have it all setup.

And he's tackling a particular point made in the article. Does he have to discuss every single topic before making a remark?

This is obviously not a game designed toward the majority of people with this sub. I don't really understand all the hating given most people here either didn't play the previous ones or clearly are interested in a game that isn't Animal Crossing.

Don't like decorating? Do not like talking to villagers? That is disliking the heart of what the game is meant to be and it is no wonder you'd hate it.

Just so silly to see people get up in arms over a series not meant to be their own jam.

I really don't think that's been the gist of this criticism in any way. Folks have critiqued the sport for the ways that it deviated in the older games, not since the AC formula is not for players. For example: making the matches increasingly more focused around the participant and less round the villagers, with less dialogue variation, less diverse behaviors, the ability to control who comes and goes, etc..

There's still content that has to come outside for ACNH, I don't think we could say it's not the same when we have not seen everything they're going to launch yet! Sure it sucks that a number of the trendy furniture from the other games isn't in it yet, but I expect that can come after as store upgrades happen and whatnot.

Why can not they discharge it all from the start? That's what I am unhappy about. I liked that the 120 hours I put in the match and got out before its flaws began bothering me a great deal, but that was before even paintings had been added and with how slow it's to get paintings I feel like I wasted a great deal of time enjoying it beforehand. The one thing this launch schedule/scheme has done is make me want not to play for two years and pick it up as it feels like a complete game.

You are confused because you don't understanding what people have been imagining. People are saying that the sport is too shallow for them, not that buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Bells they hate talking and decorating. Edit: We could have both while also getting advancements such as crafting more than one thing simultaneously.