I have never heard anyone call this game perfect.

Most of the  Animal Crossing Bells updates that have occurred so far were just to add things which were already in fresh foliage, and not one of the new features are memorable.New Horizons only has very little engaging content IMO. After a few admittedly very fun times together with the match, I had little to no urge to pick up it. Vastly prefer Stardew Valley.

I have my fair share of criticism for stardew, however in least it's a finished game. I also find it humorous that one single indie dev made a 20 lifetime sim/farming gameg that'd more content on discharge than ac does now

Careful. Saying this in the AC thread contributes to despise. People really want to say this game does not have any flaws...

I do my everyday rock bell and hitting burying, but then I have nothing else to do. Villagers do not communicate much. You're gated by DIY projects (I have still yet to get anything to get a proper kitchen). Swimming is nice. . It all just feels"meh."

Still play with it, but I'm also very comfortable just letting days go by (sometimes weekly or 2) until I bother to log , again.I believe the only reason why my comment still has positiv karma is since I drew a direkt comparison. AC:NH isnt a bad game, it just lacks a whole lot of stuff people who played the 3DS title came to anticipate.

Whats kinda sad is that some lacking features feel as though they aren't missing but are blatantly tedious (buying stuff in bulk, not having the ability to craft stuff out of storage, crafting stuff in bulk, no shopping cart for clothes, not having the ability to move the town hall - just to mention a couple ) to pad playtime.

But I'm certain these problems will likely be solved given time.Are we studying the very same threads? I see nothing but folks complaining that the game they place 300 hours has no  buy bells animal crossing content. I have never heard anyone call this game perfect.