New Horizons is a really contradictory match for Animal Crossing Bells me. On one hand it really does move the series forward in certain wise ways (deocrating and landscaping, NookMiles is a much better implementation of the MEOW Coupons from Welcome Amiibo) but in precisely the exact same time when you return to the small details it seems as though it's less fully featured than New Leaf. I like the game a good deal, and going back to playing my New Leaf town on the 3DS little screen isn't exactly comfortable so I'm hardly about to fall New Horizons, but I can not shake the feeling it could be a lot better, and that I expect the game group hears that kind of comments and strives to respond to it.

My expectation at this time is they're secretly working on a significant content ditch that'll come out across the anniversary of the game and they've just been spoon feeding us small upgrades to keep us invested. I really like the new features they have added and I really like the aesthetics of this game, but it's those previous attributes that kept me spent in the series. NL obtained that fairly big amiibo update, something similar could do wonders for NH.

Yeah... I knew this was likely to occur as soon as they implemented the slow-drip method. New Horizons is an incomplete game, however, they needed to release Animal Crossing last March, I figure, even if it meant giving us waaaay less material compared to New Leaf. It is tragic because New Leaf with New Horizon's decoration and customization could quite literally be a PERFECT Animal Crossing game, but they thought that customization would take the entire experience for everyone, and that certainly hasn't worked out.

If you want a particular furniture collection you can not rely upon a particular vendor to market that product, you have to expect that you get all the recipes and that none of the things require materials that can only be obtained in Cheap Animal Crossing Items certain parts of the year.