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Yeah, if the two players were equal owners and could"advance" the island evenly, it'd be fine. I have it and Animal Crossing Items my daughter is your island proprietor so there's really nothing I could do unless she goes and does exactly the quests.

And he is tackling a particular point made in the report. Does he have to explore every single topic before making a comment?

This is obviously not a sport designed toward nearly all people on this sub. I don't really understand all of the hating given most folks here either didn't play with the old ones or clearly have an interest in a game which is not Animal Crossing.

Do not like decorating? Do not like talking to villagers? This has ever been Animal Crossing. That's disliking the core of what the game is meant to be and it is no wonder you would hate it.

Just so absurd to watch people get up in arms over a series not intended to be their jam.

I don't think that's been the gist of this criticism in any way. People have critiqued the game for the ways that it deviated in the older games, not because the AC formula isn't for players.

There is still content which has yet to come out for ACNH, I don't believe we can say it is not the same when we have not seen everything they're going to launch yet! Sure it sucks that a number of the cool furniture in the other games isn't inside yet, but I hope that can come later as store updates happen and whatnot.

Why couldn't they discharge it all from the start? That's the thing that I'm not happy about. I liked that the 120 hours I put into the game and got out before its flaws started bothering me too much, but that was all before even paintings had been added and with how slow it is to get paintings I feel like I wasted a lot of time playing it ahead. The only thing this release schedule/scheme has done is make me want to not play for two decades and then pick it up as it seems like a whole game.

People are saying that the game is too shallow for them, not that they hate talking and decorating. Edit: We might have while also getting improvements like crafting greater than 1 thing at once.

There is nothing wrong wanting a game to be greater, regardless of precedence.

There are two people here actually saying they hate talking and decorating. And certain it is not a problem if people wish to twist themselves up over something silly, but it's perplexing none the less.

AgeEighty said people want features that were in previous matches, and you misinterpreted that Animal Crossing Bells For Sale as"not needing things in Animal Crossing." I would not be surprised if you failed to understand different remarks here too.