I want more goods from Hato-no-sue to be released.

Especially a glass for drinking water.

I’m happy that Animal Crossing is gaining popularity again lately.

The cabbage prices seem like they will drop again this week.

Tanukichi… hurry up and marry Asami-san…

It’s been a while since I started up Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and it’s been 5 years…

I’m doing quite well, huh?

I was disappointed that there were few past series furniture in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

I especially want Nabe no Suke furniture.

Hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo

The mixture of flowers has too much mask data and it’s tough.

>>10

Even if I understand the steps, the process to create a blue rose was just too tedious…

It’s tough that you can’t judge by appearance even if it’s the same color.

Simple series… I miss you…

The most fun was when we were having a drowning battle.

I wonder how many years it would take to naturally grow blue roses without any knowledge.

>>15

I think it won’t grow forever unless you aim for it.

I don’t think there’s any point in complicating the flower arrangement.

Since it will be revealed in the analysis anyway, it’s just a hassle.

I mean, isn’t it that the basic parts that are revealed through analysis haven’t changed at all since the past? At least as far as roses are concerned, I think it’s the same as it has always been.

Well, blue roses are like end game content… but then I saw them appearing in the DIY furniture recipes.

The flowers were a hassle, but they motivated me to do it every day.

I wanted the gold tools to break, but in a way that would make it ten times better.

What do you mean by 2-3 times?

It was quite enjoyable to manage the crossbreeding while ensuring that the tiles didn’t spread too much.

The golden watering can and golden shovel still have special effects, so that’s good, right?

The axe, the net, and the rod are just sturdy tools…

When I got a cutting of the blue rose from the person who created it, it multiplied like crazy, and this is… a weed…

I liked the furniture in Animal Crossing: New Leaf more, or rather, the furniture in Animal Crossing: New Leaf is just too good…

It took about three months for the blue roses to bloom, so I can’t just throw them away, but having around 200 plants is quite a hassle.

I wanted the glass partition that was in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

I really liked how well the bath-related furniture was designed in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

But the ability to modify the island is still fun.

I feel like the limits of enjoying inconvenience on this route are approaching.

>>32

It would be nice if the same items could be stacked together to at least 999 by now.

Since it’s a game played every day, I don’t think it’s acceptable to give up just because of inconvenience.

Removing the feature where everything scatters when you run seemed like an adjustment made under the guise of kindness, but it was clearly done by someone who didn’t actually play the game.

I thought the residents became cuter with the transition to Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

When I started Animal Crossing: New Leaf, it seems like this is also cute!

There is a bad compatibility between slow life and social media or online forums.

Switch 2 is coming out, I wonder if a new one will be released… Maybe it’s still too soon.

>>38

I think it’s going to be Animal Crossing next since Nogami-san alternates with squid and the staff overlaps.

In the early days of the secondary world, time travelers were disliked.

Well, to be honest, I also dislike that kind of play.

I’m concerned about the grassland visible at the boundary between the road and the house.

I hope that in the next work, it will be filled in seamlessly.

>>41

I wish the land readjustment could be done more boldly.

It seems that the amiibo cards sold really well.

I want you to continue in the future.

>>42

It would be helpful if I could collect my favorites since they can be used in the next work.

If we’re talking about whether it will come out or not, I definitely think it will come out.

I wonder if it will be easier to organize with a mouse…

I hope they carry forward the good elements from the past.

What I personally want to do is shoot down a UFO.

>>46

What about On Island?

>>47

About the southern island? I don’t think I need that anymore.

I definitely want to be able to welcome you to my island.

I want everyone to drink water together.

>>50

It can’t be helped because there were many badly behaved children on the southern island of On.

Because it’s always summer, it was convenient for money-making.

>>65

I wrote “give me, give me…”

>>68

They took measures, but blocking the reception to prevent people from leaving.

What’s terrible is getting cut off right after arriving with “No greeting, huh…”

I hope a new release will come out soon.

I understand that just running around can scatter everything and pulling things out by hand can cause trouble with the mulch, but I can’t help but think there might have been a different way to handle it…

>>49

When it is normally turned on, the flowers do not fall.

If you try to take something, it’s someone’s territory, so I think it’s enough just to cancel it with a note saying “let’s not do that!”

I think the kind of things that could lead to trouble should be discussed and regulated by the game side.

I’ve been wanting to play again after a long time, but I’m too scared to go see the village that I’ve neglected for so long.

>>51

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, if it’s not beautiful, things would be in a terrible state.

Animal Crossing looks beautiful even if you leave it alone for a few years.

I think there are just cockroaches in the house.

>>51

It’s been four years since I played, but I only had to kill a few cockroaches in my room, otherwise nothing has changed.

I want to see the sky getting tangled up with constellations again.

The gathering elements were a bit tedious, but the act of gathering itself was enjoyable, which makes it complicated.

I really wished they could do something about how I can’t move every time the plane flies.

I want to become a lady with a cab, right?

I’m playing Animal Crossing, but is it better to prioritize infrastructure rather than expanding my house?

>>58

I think expanding the house is quite important because the storage capacity in the warehouse will increase.

>>58

The final part of the house expansion is the expansion of the storage, so to be honest, I think that’s what I want the most.

If you haven’t reached ☆3 yet, prioritize that.

I want to parallel the expansion of the house with ☆5.

To be honest, outside of the Southern Hemisphere, it’s quite difficult to make money on the island with anything other than turnips at this time of year.

The massive house loan is quite tough, so take your time.

I want them to expand the store again.

I understand that in Animal Crossing, it couldn’t have a department store due to its location, but there were too few items available.

Use gorilla power to push or carry the residents’ houses and move them around.

The UI of Island Creator needs to be improved more.

The residents’ preferences are mostly set, so I want to stop the gacha element and invite the characters I like.

If I speak plainly, I can’t love the kids I’m not interested in, putting my favorite aside…

It was pretty terrible that it unnecessarily took three days to call with a card.

>>69

Well, just being able to choose a substitution is progress… I want to believe that.

The conversation is determined by personality, so it’s just about appearance for the residents…

It’s unavoidable that they can’t have individuality because there are too many of them.

>>70

It might be a lot of work, but it would be even better if you could show a bit of personality, like in patterns such as Kiza ABC.

The basics are the same, but the conversation patterns are different.

I no longer go out on my own accord.

Rather, during this time or the season when sturgeon appear, sturgeon come out in droves, so it’s possible to earn as much as on the southern islands.

>>74

Sturgeons appear more often than other rare ones, but I don’t think they are that significant since they are judged only at the estuary.

The southern island in Animal Crossing: New Leaf has beetles and sharks, so the profits are overwhelmingly different.

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you can seriously earn about 500,000 in one hour.

Will they increase conversation patterns with the introduction of AI?

>>76

Generating in disorder will inevitably lead to issues, making it actually more labor-intensive to address them.

If you’re going to do that, it’s faster to simply increase the text.

It feels just right to have encounters and relationships in Happy Paradise other than my favorite.

I rearranged the room and took some pictures too.

Since the X integration is gone, moving photos is a hassle…

The conversation patterns have increased a lot after the update, though.

Well, I guess it means to increase the unconditional patterns.

>>79

Conversations have increased and are enjoyable, but I feel like I want more individuality in the conversations, even among similar personalities.

The lifespan of games may have shortened, but it was fun to have the face-puffing princess battles every week.

Conversational AI seems to have a really good compatibility with it, but considering that it is aimed at all ages, it probably has many constraints and seems difficult.

It would be interesting to manage a temporary apartment, whether on an island or in a town, where tenants frequently change.

If someone I like comes, I’ll invite them to a house.

Then you’ll be able to meet many more different residents.

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, when the player character wins a game at the campsite, the buyback amount for useless items is ridiculously high, which was also convenient.

I want to build a housing complex.

Let me buy clothes and store products together.

It’s too troublesome that you can only buy one of each item in the fitting room.

>>88

Surprisingly, I’ve been reminded of the clothes I missed out on by Yūtarō, so I’d like to do some bulk buying.

The Panniel Square fits that description, but I really want a shopping district.

It’s nice to be able to become the owner of a residential building.

It goes well with home designer elements.

There were individual introduction texts for each character in Pokekyan, so I wonder if it would be possible to create dedicated conversations for each character using AI.

I think it would be impossible because the amount of work would be outrageous.

>>91

I liked that we could see the individuality and personality of each character to some extent in the Cookie Furniture episode.

I can’t stand just being stopped at the stores.

A department store that is out of place in a rural village is great!

Sometimes I feel a bit tired when residents always come to play when I’m at home…

Although it is distributed among places like the Mametsubu shop’s cupboard and Panie’s location, it has almost the same functions as a department store, yet many people still want a department store, which shows that the visual impression is important.

I want to be able to create a share house that I built in Happy Home Paradise on my own island too.

Living together with my favorite character or having my favorites live together.

Starting today, a dirty lawn…

The Hinamatsuri and Carnival will soon be held simultaneously.

The snow has melted, and I’m busy with rearranging…

It’s nice that there are specific lines for the snowman left behind by the melting snow.

No matter which series I play, I always pay off my debts without ever buying or selling turnips, just using fish and bugs…

I think DIY is an element that has one foot stuck in the garbage just because it didn’t have the feature to make multiple identical items.

I did go that far since I had some mileage from the cabbage trading.

I hope the exhibition hall will come back too.

It’s different from the dream address.

I didn’t think Grace wouldn’t show up.

>>105

I will come out along with the other guests who were not present.

Well, that’s not exactly what we’re talking about.

Limited-time balloon recipe, perish!

>>106

Get on the boat.

There are various indications that the possibility of not being able to do what was intended during the period that overlapped with COVID-19 exists.

Next, I really want to have hopes.

I still remember there was someone anonymous who went crazy at the event where Kaizo and Lisa were showing off their affection.

It’s fine even if it’s a department store.

I wish I could have changed the appearance of the city hall in the game “Mame Tsubu: Able.”

DIY is great, but collecting recipes was really too difficult.

I prefer it when everything is included from the start rather than having various elements added regularly through updates.

There are various aspects, such as delays in development due to COVID and preventing spoilers from time travel, but…

I might like the graphics of Animal Crossing the most out of all the games.

I really love the balance of texture, deformation, and realism, and I also enjoy looking at people’s screenshots.

Thanks to working from home during the pandemic, I was able to make great progress.

It’s okay for COVID to be spreading right after the next release.

The graphics are really good.

I think it gets heavy too quickly due to insufficient optimization.

It’s disappointing that I can’t find as much time as I did back then, even with new releases.

I wish they would do something more about the online aspects.

It’s annoying that the operation stops every time someone comes in or goes out.

>>118

But I think I would dislike it if somehow I could get in without realizing it…

I think it’s quite bad for someone to continuously invade after such fierce island battles.

Happy Home Paradise was a perfect 100 points.

Perhaps because “Animal Crossing: New Leaf” was personally the best for me, I couldn’t really get into “Atsumori.”

>>121

The mutual housing system was really good… but after a while, it started to become influenced by feng shui, which made me sad.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf was really a masterpiece…

I think it was very good that in Hot Summer, the movement in and out of residents was easier to control compared to Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

The spike in stock prices is fun, but it becomes troublesome when it turns into a battle.

By the way, Tuesday afternoon was the timing for the fierce battle.

I want them to improve loading and gatherability.

Our resident is too erotic…

>>128

I want them to add plenty of elements that allow the residents to flirt since they are mischievous spirits.

>>128

I don’t necessarily want to get married to a resident, but I would like to be best friends or something like that…

Stock prices are soaring! Of course, I’m busy elsewhere at a time like this and haven’t bought any! Since there’s no choice, everyone on the internet, please sell… When I left it alone, there were surprisingly many people who left souvenirs, and I felt the warmth of others.

I hope I can use cards to relocate in the new work…