Wouldn"t something like this make the contrary, with Animal Crossing Items all the game slowing down a whole lot instead?

In New Leaf I had to save up money by grinding for bells to get a fountain, that"s the only works job I can have at a time. In NH to get myself a fountain I got the stuff and created it in one day. I don"t think the previous games had as many targets as you claim in comparison to NH.

Not only has NL longer goals to work towards, it even has better unlock progression than NH does. I also never said the games weren"t about self reflection and decorating, so you simply had much more stuff to do on the side in NL while you decorated whereas you simply decorate for the pleasure of it at NH. In NL you"re pretty much constantly unlocking something, make it a brand new shop update, amassing signs for the club, getting money to expand the museum or build the Cafй and eventually collecting clothes to maneuver the fashion evaluation to unlock the multi level store, which will be pretty much the end objective. Even with a perfect town has a wonderful payoff by having the capability to customize the city hall and make it match your towns motif. Nothing of this kind is offered in New Horizons.

Sounds like NH just makes you arbitrarily unlock stuff . NL wasn"t some super target oriented game just like you claim. The Majority of the stuff you mentioned is related to aesthetics anyhow

If Nintendo had communicated the match would radically lack content that even the gamecube AC had I do not think the"backlash" would"ve been as large as it is.

The sport objectively has a ridiculous quantity of content in comparison to the GC AC.

If someone is bored of NH in the 50 hour mark, I actually don"t really believe they had been putting 500Seriously; I Moved back to the GameCube version (which I never owned) and Blatantly pissed off Resetti because his writing was on fucking point

Got it, next Animal Crossing will possess KK.Slider getting drunk, getting divorced and losing everything, eventually becoming a fist fight with Cheap Nook Miles Ticket his Ex"s new boyfriend to have his hands smashed so badly he could no longer play guitar, and instead must resort to playing the Didgeridoo.