My hope at this time is they're secretly working onNook Miles Ticket a significant content dump that'll come out around the anniversary of this match and they've only been spoon feeding us small upgrades to keep us invested. I really like the new features they've added and I love the aesthetics of this game, but it has those previous attributes that kept me invested in the series. NL got that fairly big amiibo upgrade, something similar could do wonders for NH.
Yeah... I knew this was going to happen as soon as they implemented the slow-drip technique. New Horizons is a incomplete game, but they needed to release Animal Crossing past March, I figure, even if it meant giving us waaaay less material compared to New Leaf. It is awful because New Leaf with New Horizon's decoration and customization would quite literally become a PERFECT Animal Crossing game, but they really thought that customization would carry the whole adventure for everyone, which certainly has not worked out.
If you want a specific furniture collection you can not rely upon a particular vendor to sell that item, you have to expect that you receive all the recipes and that none of those items require materials that can only be acquired in specific areas of the year.
Frankly, I didn't like Tortimer Island at New Leaf. Those minigames were clunky and I didn't like how easy it was to generate bells out ofAnimal Crossing Bells For Sale the horned beetles and sharks. It felt oddly disjointed. I Believe There's a way to incorporate Tortimer Island elegantly though
