AgeEighty said folks want features that were in previous games

I really don't think that has been the gist of the criticism in any way. Folks have critiqued the game for the ways that it deviated from the older games, not because the AC formula isn't for players. For instance: creating the Animal Crossing Items games increasingly more focused around the player and less round the villagers, together with less dialogue variation, less varied behaviors, the ability to control who comes and goes, etc..

There's still content that has yet to come out for ACNH, '' I don't think we could say it is not exactly the same when we haven't seen everything they are going to release yet! Sure it sucks that a number of the trendy furniture in the other games isn't inside yet, but I expect that will come after as store updates occur and whatnot.

Why couldn't they discharge it all from the beginning? That's what I am unhappy about. I enjoyed that the 120 hours I put in the match and got out until its defects started bothering me too much, but that was all before even paintings had been added and also 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 not to play for like 2 decades and then pick it up as it feels like a complete game.

Edit: We might have both while also getting improvements such as crafting greater than one thing at once.

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

There are at least two people here literally saying they hate decorating and talking. And certain it is no problem if people want to twist themselves up over something absurd, but it is confusing none the less.

AgeEighty said folks want features that were in previous games, and you somehow misinterpreted that as"not needing things in Animal Crossing." I would not be shocked if you failed to understand other remarks here too.

They can begin with sending a finished product on discharge.

I avoided New Horizons due to the update scheme, and also the issues people are having with it since are almost vindicating. Nobody needs to dislike playing Animal Crossing if they are going into it with a relaxed mind, so it still sucks to see folks frustrated with Animal Crossing New Horizons Bells for sale this, but I urge New Leaf instead. Even with its single Welcome Amiibo expansion (which is currently on the cartridge for new carts), the game was not in upgrade hell and has been more or less complete on day one.