MayorLucie
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Well.. I havent had anything really bad happen, but since I'm a big sap.. I sometimes think of my animal friends and can't help but get emotional.
Has Animal Crossing ever made you really emotional?
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Mayor Jack
Mayor of Una
The only time in animal crossing when I get really emotional is when I go to the plaza and sit on the town tree. Especially before my brother moved out of the town we shared since he was bored of the game since he time-travelled like years so that would mess up the dates and make me really angry. I was like eight though lol
CelestialVoid
Senior Member
Suicidal thoughts TW:
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Whenever I first let Katrina tell my fortune and she finished by saying "And remember that bad times are just times that are bad." This made me absolutely cry.
It really hurt my heart to hear a NPC tell me something that I needed to hear, especially since I was having suicidal thoughts....
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Whenever I first let Katrina tell my fortune and she finished by saying "And remember that bad times are just times that are bad." This made me absolutely cry.
It really hurt my heart to hear a NPC tell me something that I needed to hear, especially since I was having suicidal thoughts....
smonikkims
Senior Member
I've only ever actually felt super emotional when listening to the game's music outside of the game for some reason, especially covers. However I do suppose that means the games have had an effect on me that has built up over time, like love outside of the honeymoon period 
Well, I'm happy when playing. But emotional when:
-My first villager was adopted (the adopter wasn't very nice either, and the villager was one of my favorites).
-When a friend on here helped me get some villagers I've always been interested in when I first got into getting new villagers.
-When I was scammed on GameFAQs.
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Omg this too. It wasn't the first time she said it, but I think the second. I was going through a very very rough time when mum got sick and I felt alone. I broke down shortly after seeing it.
-My first villager was adopted (the adopter wasn't very nice either, and the villager was one of my favorites).
-When a friend on here helped me get some villagers I've always been interested in when I first got into getting new villagers.
-When I was scammed on GameFAQs.
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Omg this too. It wasn't the first time she said it, but I think the second. I was going through a very very rough time when mum got sick and I felt alone. I broke down shortly after seeing it.
i've gotten super emotional over how nice the villagers are to you in general, as i have a history with harassment and have super bad anxiety in real life. i've also gotten super excited and unbelievably happy due to getting dreamies, but i'm not sure if that counts aha
fiirefly-crossing
Senior Member
Definitely.
A year ago on my birthday nobody wished me a happy birthday and nobody spent the day with me. I sat alone in a hotel room in Berlin and played animal crossing instead. My villagers asked me what i wished for and i said "i wish for a happy life". They constantly bring it up, asking me how i'm getting on with my wish, and it always gives me this sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach. I'm aware how depressing this sounds tho.
A year ago on my birthday nobody wished me a happy birthday and nobody spent the day with me. I sat alone in a hotel room in Berlin and played animal crossing instead. My villagers asked me what i wished for and i said "i wish for a happy life". They constantly bring it up, asking me how i'm getting on with my wish, and it always gives me this sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach. I'm aware how depressing this sounds tho.
A few days ago, I was trying to get my villagers to ping me for PWPs. Maple pinged me, so then I talked to her. She told me that I was her best friend and she was very happy to have me in her life. I know it sounds kind of corny, but I think that's so cute! Maple's my fave, she's always so kind and sweet.
spunkystella
babygirl
I get emotional over everything in this game, mainly because i've been playing it for years. It reminds me of this one summer, 2013 or 2014 maybe, when I was a little child and I'd wake up, play AC all day and go to sleep. I didn't care about making my town pretty or anything, I just had my own little world with the characters. I'd write letters to them all the time and everything. They've always been my little friends.
Whenever a dreamie or a really loved villager moves out, I get emotional.
I cried the other night when I reset my town and found a good one and the game card ejected. While I was on a call with someone. I legit cried.
When I accidentally reset my town once I was probably around 10 or 11, I cried and was so upset for so long. Ah, the memories.
Whenever a dreamie or a really loved villager moves out, I get emotional.
I cried the other night when I reset my town and found a good one and the game card ejected. While I was on a call with someone. I legit cried.
When I accidentally reset my town once I was probably around 10 or 11, I cried and was so upset for so long. Ah, the memories.
ILikeFroakies
Senior Member
I haven't gotten emotional or anything whilst playing
RooftopsRevolution
Senior Member
Aside from my favourite villager leaving, I sometimes cry at the trailers since I love AC so much lol
But the one biggest emotional moment was when my friends and I first unlocked the island in June 2013 and we were having lunch. It was out last few weeks of high school back then and we would all be going our separate ways and all of us kind of knew our friendship couldn't withstand distance (and for the most part it didn't). I just kind of shoved my feelings ar
One one of the last days, we encountered one of the songs Kapp'n sang was "This ain't goodbye, I will see you again. That's how it goes whene'er yer my friend" and I just balled my eyes out in the middle of the cafeteria lol
I also cried back then at the 7pm rain song.
But the one biggest emotional moment was when my friends and I first unlocked the island in June 2013 and we were having lunch. It was out last few weeks of high school back then and we would all be going our separate ways and all of us kind of knew our friendship couldn't withstand distance (and for the most part it didn't). I just kind of shoved my feelings ar
One one of the last days, we encountered one of the songs Kapp'n sang was "This ain't goodbye, I will see you again. That's how it goes whene'er yer my friend" and I just balled my eyes out in the middle of the cafeteria lol
I also cried back then at the 7pm rain song.
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Mr_Persona
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I just get angry at brats on acnl because they like being rude for no reason to ppl and few people stolen my flowers in my very first town.
princepoke
hooman bean
im not really the cry-emotional type, but i stopped playing ac for a good few months to abyr i think when bruce left my town cause i was devastated gjfjd
i also get rlly guilty abt trying to kick villagers out or denying the requests of villagers im trying to kick out CAUSE I FEEL SO BAD and they always sound so dejected when u deny em requests which. cnzjcjzjbc
i also get rlly guilty abt trying to kick villagers out or denying the requests of villagers im trying to kick out CAUSE I FEEL SO BAD and they always sound so dejected when u deny em requests which. cnzjcjzjbc
This is the best comment I have ever seen, hahahahah
YES. Animal Crossing have made me emotional many times. Usually the good type of emotion, and I often get them when I'm only walking around in town fishing. Makes me feel so grateful for this game, and it makes me emotional
I also get sad if for example a villager moves out without me knowing. BUT Animal Crossing Switch not being announced on E3 was the saddest moment in ac history for me, hehe
Mayor of Parker
Junior Member
I get really sad when: 1. My flower Hybrids die. (Especially now as I am manual watering for flower furniture- got 50 weeds for me to pull?). A villager leaves (so far these last 2 years I have kept all my villagers as I couldn't handle it when I played City Folk in the past). 3. When My nephew complained that I was too addicted to City Folk! My friend 3DS code is: 0490-8856-2745 Please come play ACNL with me or teach me how to trade - I have 3 gold houses full of stuff to trade (Sci-Fi/Fairy Tale/Rustic)!
I feel like I posted this somewhere already but I don't remember where.
When Pate moved out of my first New Leaf town, I cried. I was new to the series and got attached to almost all of my villagers. Since then, I haven't had anymore accidents... in New Leaf, at least. I got City Folk while taking a break from New Leaf and made a promise to myself that I wouldn't get attached to anyone in the City Folk town. (Playing Happy Home Designer before City Folk helped make this work.) I lost a couple villagers I liked in that town, but I didn't cry about any of them.
One December, I got very sick. I decided to play City Folk on New Year's Eve even though I wasn't better yet. To my surprise, Pate had moved in. I pretended Pate came to cheer me up and that made me really happy. Months later, I lost Pate again but I didn't cry.
If I were to have move out accidents in either of my two New Leaf towns right now, I would probably still get upset. Thankfully, I have learned how to be 100% sure if a villager is moving or not, so it's not going to happen again. As for City Folk, I don't really care who leaves.
Also, a lot of the hourly music in New Leaf feels a bit nostalgic to me now. It's been 5 years since I got my first town and I took a very long break (a few years worth) at one point, so that could explain why.
When Pate moved out of my first New Leaf town, I cried. I was new to the series and got attached to almost all of my villagers. Since then, I haven't had anymore accidents... in New Leaf, at least. I got City Folk while taking a break from New Leaf and made a promise to myself that I wouldn't get attached to anyone in the City Folk town. (Playing Happy Home Designer before City Folk helped make this work.) I lost a couple villagers I liked in that town, but I didn't cry about any of them.
One December, I got very sick. I decided to play City Folk on New Year's Eve even though I wasn't better yet. To my surprise, Pate had moved in. I pretended Pate came to cheer me up and that made me really happy. Months later, I lost Pate again but I didn't cry.
If I were to have move out accidents in either of my two New Leaf towns right now, I would probably still get upset. Thankfully, I have learned how to be 100% sure if a villager is moving or not, so it's not going to happen again. As for City Folk, I don't really care who leaves.
Also, a lot of the hourly music in New Leaf feels a bit nostalgic to me now. It's been 5 years since I got my first town and I took a very long break (a few years worth) at one point, so that could explain why.
That Marshal Fangirl
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Uh...yeah. I had Julian as my first random move-in in Canaan and he lived there for two years. He was my favorite villager before I discovered Marshal and I was completely devastated when he moved out without warning. I had actual tears in my eyes when I discovered him in boxes. I legit built that unicorn a memorial where his house was. You can imagine my happiness when I got his amiibo card in a random pack sometime after the update came out.
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