Submit Your Thoughts On Animal Crossing For The Deepest Dive Part 2

Hello fellow Villagers! If Ben was a villager, what animal/type would he be, and what would his three move-in items be? I know one thing for sure; his sentence qualifier would be “cohort”

AnAttackCorgi

Hey Ben & CLCH ! First time playing an AC game, I’m sticking with it despite not being completely hooked at this point. The game is about relashionships but playing offline creates a dreading sense of isolation... The only thing I think would tie the experience together is Interacting with my friends online, visiting each other and sharing things. I don’t have an Online subscription but I certainly will get one, as it seems to be the only way the game will make sense for me in the long run. Are you guys finding fun outside of online mode? Is AC a viable single player game? How did previous gen games work on that front? Stay safe boys 💖

It's a simple thing but I find it very interesting all the different containers they have added for fish and bugs. Especially when compared to the small amount of different containers the previous Animal Crossing games had.

MickManga

Howdy, has Kelsey considered the villager Rocket as an official spokesperson for her company? https://animalcrossing.fandom.com/wiki/Rocket

Fred Dinovo

Did you notice they will look slightly to the left for items on the left side of the thought-bubble / menu, slightly to the right for items on the right side?

Johnny Magrippis

I love how eager Timmy and Tommy always are! When they open up their own shop, did you notice they'll follow you around as you're browsing? I don't like it IRL, but the way they scoot towards you with their tiny feet is just adorable. Also adorable: when you use your wardrobe to try out different outfits, every time you put something on, you strike a different pose! Now that's something I love in Animal Crossing and IRL!

Johnny Magrippis

What is your favorite internet trend or meme to come from the game or community so far?

Bdun912

I also have to say I love how active the villagers are in this installment. My neighbor Cookie was doing yoga or something in the community area, and I've also found my neighbor Katt in that same area singing a cute little song. The villagers actually build their own furniture to decorate their houses with, instead of having an instantly furnished home like in previous games. There are so many little things that make this game feel alive.

Jeorin

I don't have too much new to add. I've mostly just been enjoying the relaxed pace of the game. One thing I've noticed that is really obscure: The plane that takes you to nook ticket islands seems to be colored based on your airport, which differs from person to person. I do have a couple of achievements since the first post. I got cast master 100, caught every possible March bug and fish, and tonight, during the meteor shower, got 200 wishes! The cast master 100 in particular is nice to have done, as it takes so much pressure out of fishing. I also discovered a nook ticket badge for losing a floating present. I wasn't paying attention and popped it over a river haha. Makes me curious what some of the other hidden badges may be.

Jeorin

Getting cast master was definitely satisfying. I had caught 71 in a row island fishing without realizing it. Had to do controlled breathing to get the remaining 29. You can kind of save scum to get it more easily, but that's not fool proof. Plus you miss out on the feeling of deep satisfaction from that 100th perfect catch.

Jeorin

Hey you Animal Crossers, first off I’ve really been loving this game I’ve clocked in 65 hours already! My question is have you tried the nook miles cast master challenge? You have to get 100 fish in a row without losing one. It took me 3 tries, the first ended at 68 due to someone leaving my island abruptly, and the second at 94 because of a sneeze. When I finally got it I jumped for joy and quickly realized I hadn’t stood up for about 5 hours. Remember to take breaks everyone!

betoq92 .

I usually dont like games where equipment breaks but I think Animal Crossing handles it really well. Its so easy to craft a new item when one breaks and there are always plenty of resources to make basic tools. Even when travelling to other islands you have multiple ways to get new equipment and you never feel let down by something breaking.

Shawn Mills

I just have a request: I am looking for some juicy later-game tips to making my island feel more like my own unique town. I'm not super creative at this, so what would you say to help me reach "new horizons" with the look and feel of my hometown! Thanks!

This is hyper specific, but I realized today that if you eat a fruit, the animation implies that your character is reaching up into your menu and pulling out a fruit. And I love that.

Mason Cowell