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• Posted by Matteo Huang September 28, 2022 - Filed in Games & Gaming - #ACNH island  - 491 views

  The major 2.0 update that Nintendo released on November 3, along with the Happy Home Paradise downloadable content, accomplished something that previous content updates were unable to do: They convinced me to begin playing the game once more. This was something that previous content updates were unable to accomplish. This was something that previous content updates were not able to do. Nintendo made the astute decision to save a substantial amount of content for a single massive expansion rather than releasing it in a series of smaller updates over the course of its development cycle. The changes, which included, to name just a few, enhancements to the game's quality of life, new characters, and a new resort, were enticing enough to make me want to pick up the game again after a long breech. I had the feeling that I no longer needed to rush through the content and look for everything as soon as possible, so I was able to relax and take my time while playing the game. Since I've now spent more than a hundred hours working with New Horizons, I finally feel like I can relax and take things a little bit easier than I used to in the past.
  
  I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the new sensation. I was able to take my time because I no longer had the feeling that I needed to rush through
  
  The season has changed to fall on Sears, my island, which brings it back to the same time of year that it was when I left it the last time. I still have pumpkin decorations lining the walkways, despite the fact that the pumpkin patches themselves have probably passed their prime. Nevertheless, despite the fact that this is Animal Crossing, the animals continue to look pristine while they are lined up in their orange rows. At this point, it has been well over a year since the last time that I visited the islandThis is because the culinary arts were included in the game. In New Horizons, there is no requirement that cooking fulfill any particular purpose, so it is not necessary for it to do so in any capacity. (The food, which is analogous to fruit, can be consumed or used as an ornament at the same time.) The aspects of the game that I enjoy doing the most are compiling a collection of recipes and experimenting with different dishes and ingredients in the kitchen. This is also true for other players. On any particular one of them, I'm never quite sure what to anticipate happening.
  
  There is nothing that should come as a surprise, and if I were to binge on the new 2.0 content, I could probably get through all of the free content in a matter of hours. This is not the case. This is not the case. (On top of that, the additional content that can be downloaded for Happy Home Paradise adds a sizeable amount of additional play time.) On the other hand, this works to the advantage of New Horizons because it makes me feel encouraged to actually take things at my own pace, as I am aware that there is nothing that I will be missing out on and that I will eventually get to everything. This is an advantage for the game because it makes me feel like I have more control over the experience. To put it another way, I get the impression that I can take my time with everything thanks to this.
  
  Despite the fact that Nintendo did not include some of the most frequently requested quality-of-life additions in New Horizons' 2.0 update, such as the ability to make multiple items at the same time, the developer did make a lot of small changes that add up to a more user-friendly experience overall. These changes include the ability to make multiple items at the same time, which is one of the most frequently requested quality-of-life additions. There is now an increased number of design slots available, in addition to an increased number of inclines and bridges. At long last, recipes for home-cooked meals can be filed away. Ordinances, along with additional customization options made available by Cyrus and Reese at Harv's island marketplace, are helping to remove some of the restrictions that have been placed on players.
  
  The presence of a time gate that is several days in length is unmistakable evidence that Nintendo intends for this most recent update to serve the purpose of preserving as much of the player base's interest in New Horizons update as is physically possible for an indefinitely long period of time. It's probably going to be frustrating for players who want new content that will keep them busy for more hours at a stretch, but it's perfect for the new way that I like to play the game now. Other players have
  
  One of the things that draws me to the Animal Crossing series is the fact that I can interact with it on my own terms, even if those terms are diametrically opposed to the ones I initially brought into the game in the year 2020. This is one of the things that makes the Animal Crossing franchise appealing to me. This is one of the aspects that draws me to the Animal Crossing series. I no longer consider New Horizons to be my global living room, as Bijan Stephen did in 2018 when referring to Fortnite; instead, I now consider that title to belong to Fortnite. Instead, I now consider that title to belong to Fortnite. It's more like my own personal clubhouse, a place where the vast majority of the time it's just me and maybe the kind of friends who are comfortable just sitting there in silence.