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⌈ Secret Post #7033 ⌋

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Transcript by OP

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Part of me is overjoyed that Animal Crossing: New Horizons got a big update recently. It has some maaaaaajor quality-of-life updates, especially with regard to crafting. It's MUCH less annoying to craft things now.

However, another part of me wishes that instead of creating a big update for ACNH, they had instead moved on to work on the next installment of the game. As much as I love ACNH and still play it frequently to this day, I am kind of ready for the next one. Plus, my island is pretty well established (I would NEVER delete it and restart!!!) so the crafting improvements don't benefit me as much, at this point.

But you know what, it is what it is, and I'll just enjoy my comfort game being a little more fun/having a little less annoyance, and let the next game come when it's time. :)

Re: Transcript by OP

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't be surprised if they are working on the next gen iteration of the series. I completely believe that 3.0 was released solely to push players onto the Switch 2. Or at least advertise that the game could be played on the Switch 2.

I kinda wish they'd release Amiibo Festival on the Switch. Something light and not too in-depth, yaknow?

[(Anonymous)]

Can you not have multiple save files?

[(Anonymous)]

No. Not unless you have multiple Switches.

[(Anonymous)]

Really? That's like kinda horrible actually. I wanted to buy a Switch to share with my mom since our Wii probably doesn't have much longer, but I guess not anymore. That's just the ultimate cashgrab, ugh.

[(Anonymous)]

You can on many games, but not this one.

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, thank you. I was worried for a bit there. Strange that they won't let you have multiple saves though, I figured building type games like this would encourage that sort of thing.

[(Anonymous)]

da and yeah, that's the main thing that put me off of buying it. I like to change my stuff up on a whim so being unable to do so without deleting it all and restarting from the very beginning turned me right off.

[(Anonymous)]

so is pokopia eating its lunch or what (especially since it was released a whole six years ago now)? personally I think there's a world of difference even just on the surface having never played either but like I said it's been years and I'm sure people who want "oh look cute town builder!" will probably choose it, or maybe heartopia instead

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who's played both, I loved ACNH for the first few years but suffered from burnout pretty badly due to resetting and making multiple islands. Pokopia is by and large more creative with abilities and offering both building blocks and house kits. It's just a pity that "creative mode" aka the Magnemite ability is unlocked post game.