I have regained my interest in this game with a vengeance. I almost have my island decorated for the warmer months. My Christmas market is now a garden center with plants of all kinds on display. Penguin beach is gradually being transformed into Sea Turtle beach. My polar plunge area has been transformed into a more neutral diving area.Lots of sunning and picnic spots are appearing around the island. Next I want to work on the villagers homes.
I spent a couple of hours this morning playing the game. Getting it started. I did everything that I thought I could do until there was nothing left to do. Going to check back in soon to see if there is anything that I can do now.
Haven't played my Animal Crossing for a long time. Part of the reason is that I have Raymond as a villager, and I don't have a card of him.
I also have the joycon drift, so I don't want him to want to move, and have the joycon drift go to yes, when I click on no.
Most of my villagers came from Amiibo cards, only Raymond, and at least three other villagers I don't have cards of.
Haven't played my Animal Crossing for a long time. Part of the reason is that I have Raymond as a villager, and I don't have a card of him.
I also have the joycon drift, so I don't want him to want to move, and have the joycon drift go to yes, when I click on no.
Most of my villagers came from Amiibo cards, only Raymond, and at least three other villagers I don't have cards of.
I am so new to the game that I did not realize that you can shake trees to get branches for crafting. So now I am busy again fishing and bug hunting. I did get stung twice in a row by wasps.
I am so new to the game that I did not realize that you can shake trees to get branches for crafting. So now I am busy again fishing and bug hunting. I did get stung twice in a row by wasps.
Make sure you keep your net with you. Hit the "A" button as soon as your Sim gets the shocked expression, and you can catch the wasps. Best to stand in front of the tree but a little to the side. Too much to the side and you end up shaking the tree again and getting stung. Some trees give bells, and two will have furniture items.
I am so new to the game that I did not realize that you can shake trees to get branches for crafting. So now I am busy again fishing and bug hunting. I did get stung twice in a row by wasps.
Make sure you keep your net with you. Hit the "A" button as soon as your Sim gets the shocked expression, and you can catch the wasps. Best to stand in front of the tree but a little to the side. Too much to the side and you end up shaking the tree again and getting stung. Some trees give bells, and two will have furniture items.
i can't count how many times wasps got me. well my character.
I am so new to the game that I did not realize that you can shake trees to get branches for crafting. So now I am busy again fishing and bug hunting. I did get stung twice in a row by wasps.
Make sure you keep your net with you. Hit the "A" button as soon as your Sim gets the shocked expression, and you can catch the wasps. Best to stand in front of the tree but a little to the side. Too much to the side and you end up shaking the tree again and getting stung. Some trees give bells, and two will have furniture items.
i can't count how many times wasps got me. well my character.
I have some trees with things right next to them. I always hate when wasps end up there. Nothing for it but to craft some medicine.
Haven't played my Animal Crossing for a long time. Part of the reason is that I have Raymond as a villager, and I don't have a card of him.
I also have the joycon drift, so I don't want him to want to move, and have the joycon drift go to yes, when I click on no.
Most of my villagers came from Amiibo cards, only Raymond, and at least three other villagers I don't have cards of.
i hadn't played in so long i forgot i had it.
That is pretty funny, I have done something like that with other games.
I will be thinking about a game, and where to get it, then remember that I already have the game.
I've never actually played Animal Crossing, though I've wanted to. Is it worth the cost? I already have the daily commitment of the duolingo owl.
If you own the Switch already and you enjoy a very casual game, then yes. After the early part of the game, there are no more quests, it's just decorating your island, finding the villagers you want, collecting DIYs, and that kind of thing. I find it very relaxing, but some might find it boring.
I don't know that it's worth buying a Switch just for Animal Crossing, especially since it may be replaced in a few years. However I did buy it mainly for that reason, but I do own other games for Switch as well.
I find Animal Crossing is a game that I return to every so often. I might quit playing for months, but then I get interested again. I do the same with the Sims.
I'm really struggling right now to capture my last four bugs for my museum. I feel like if I could just find a Walker cicada, I could just use the Nook islands to get the night beetles.
I tried to use one for the cicada, but got an island covered in dragonflies. 😅
After days of looking, I finally realized that the Walker Cicada doesn't appear until August. 😅
Silly me!
I spent three hours on a Nook Mile island last night and found the Golden Stag and Giraffe Stag. No Scarab Beetle though. Decided to just time travel today, got four extra nets. Arrived on a island, didn't start to debug it yet, and the first tree I walked up to.... There it was! Shortly afterwards, I found a second one!!!
So my bug museum is almost complete. Once I get that elusive cicada next month.
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I also have the joycon drift, so I don't want him to want to move, and have the joycon drift go to yes, when I click on no.
Most of my villagers came from Amiibo cards, only Raymond, and at least three other villagers I don't have cards of.
i hadn't played in so long i forgot i had it.
Make sure you keep your net with you. Hit the "A" button as soon as your Sim gets the shocked expression, and you can catch the wasps. Best to stand in front of the tree but a little to the side. Too much to the side and you end up shaking the tree again and getting stung. Some trees give bells, and two will have furniture items.
i can't count how many times wasps got me. well my character.
I have some trees with things right next to them. I always hate when wasps end up there. Nothing for it but to craft some medicine.
That is pretty funny, I have done something like that with other games.
I will be thinking about a game, and where to get it, then remember that I already have the game.
If you own the Switch already and you enjoy a very casual game, then yes. After the early part of the game, there are no more quests, it's just decorating your island, finding the villagers you want, collecting DIYs, and that kind of thing. I find it very relaxing, but some might find it boring.
I don't know that it's worth buying a Switch just for Animal Crossing, especially since it may be replaced in a few years. However I did buy it mainly for that reason, but I do own other games for Switch as well.
I find Animal Crossing is a game that I return to every so often. I might quit playing for months, but then I get interested again. I do the same with the Sims.
I tried to use one for the cicada, but got an island covered in dragonflies. 😅
yes.it is.
Silly me!
I spent three hours on a Nook Mile island last night and found the Golden Stag and Giraffe Stag. No Scarab Beetle though. Decided to just time travel today, got four extra nets. Arrived on a island, didn't start to debug it yet, and the first tree I walked up to.... There it was! Shortly afterwards, I found a second one!!!
So my bug museum is almost complete. Once I get that elusive cicada next month.