Frankly over time the match went from like a 10/10 game to a 7/10 game to me, just because of Animal Crossing Items how dreadful the pacing and UX was. At some stage I wished to make lots of changes with my city but it was only so insanely dull to anything in the game and it finally caught up with me. I was tired of spending hours every evening doing basically'nothing' from the game simply because of how long it takes to do things.

I totally get his point and tbh do not believe yours invalidates his, but yeah, I always roll my eyes when I see something like that.

Notably bad in MMO subreddits where hyper-power-users will whine'There's NOTHING TO DO in this match! Trust me, I have played with it for 1400 hours, I would know'

Like. . .Do these 1400 hours mean nothing? If your purpose is that you loved the sport so much in the past and X fresh update/installment completely undid all that goodwill - fantastic. That is a debate.

And within a game intended for a short narrative experience, I'd get your stage.

But Animal Crossing has an expectation: You flip it on and interact with it possibly 30 - 90 minutes a day, and do that for months. The games are designed to be played in short bursts daily for quite a while. So if someone is giving it up a month, month and a half in, it failed in exactly what it was supposed to perform, at least to get this individual.

He idea is to communicate credibility and that they're talking from experience instead of blindly hating on the match.

Individuals are putting 500 hours into New Horizons. Maybe you are not because that is not the kind of game you want to playwith. The person who stated 50 hours is proposing for varied content that has never been in an Animal Crossing game. So it's obvious to me that the Reason he/she Can't get 500 hours out of this game is because Animal is not the kind of buy Animal Crossing Bells game that can drive them to play 500 hours anymore