How would you rate new horizons before it is release?
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Kairi-Kitten
Weak Grandpa
If I could vote twice it'd be 10 stars from me.
Officer Berri
Cousin Redd's Nightmare
*punches the five star button*
I'd punch it harder if I could.
I'd punch it harder if I could.
I don't know if I can give it a 5/5 just yet.
The ever so unneeded, annoying prompts and dialogue still plague the game. (Please, Nintendo, fix these)
When using crafting table.
Prompt: Do you want to craft something?
Prompt: Do you want to continue crafting?
When Entering/Exiting a store:
Dialogue: Hello, welcome blah blah blah
Dialogue: Thanks, come again.
The dialogues should be replaced by emotions. Just wave to the player. Dialogues halt gameplay, and get annoying real fast when going in and out of shops frequently.
The prompts on the crafting table are utterly pointless. The crafting menu should just automatically open when the table is used, and close afterwards. If the player wants to continue crafting, they can click on it again. When these 2 things work together, crafting will be a lot nicer.
Imagine these
Going up to the bulletin board
Prompt: Do you want to read the bulletin board?
Going to the mailbox:
Prompt: Do you want to read your mail?
Some other things
It's 2020, and we still can't place furniture diagonally. We can place furniture outside though, so that's a start.
Still no toolbelt. Based on some gameplay videos, the tool ring makes accessing tools easier, but doesn't appear to keep tools out of the inventory. Of course, it seems we can upgrade to 40 slots at some point, which is better than nothing.
The ever so unneeded, annoying prompts and dialogue still plague the game. (Please, Nintendo, fix these)
When using crafting table.
Prompt: Do you want to craft something?
Prompt: Do you want to continue crafting?
When Entering/Exiting a store:
Dialogue: Hello, welcome blah blah blah
Dialogue: Thanks, come again.
The dialogues should be replaced by emotions. Just wave to the player. Dialogues halt gameplay, and get annoying real fast when going in and out of shops frequently.
The prompts on the crafting table are utterly pointless. The crafting menu should just automatically open when the table is used, and close afterwards. If the player wants to continue crafting, they can click on it again. When these 2 things work together, crafting will be a lot nicer.
Imagine these
Going up to the bulletin board
Prompt: Do you want to read the bulletin board?
Going to the mailbox:
Prompt: Do you want to read your mail?
Some other things
It's 2020, and we still can't place furniture diagonally. We can place furniture outside though, so that's a start.
Still no toolbelt. Based on some gameplay videos, the tool ring makes accessing tools easier, but doesn't appear to keep tools out of the inventory. Of course, it seems we can upgrade to 40 slots at some point, which is better than nothing.
That only happens the first time you come in, every visit after that is replaced with text bubble welcoming/saying goodbye to you, it no longer has the issue from previous games that slow you down.
hoodathotit
Senior Member
I didn't vote. Run this poll again in a couple of months when I have enough experience to know. Hype does nothing for me!
I rated it 5 stars based on everything we know so far. When we compare the game to the older versions I feel like Nintendo have listened to our pleas and have fixed a lot of things that were wrong with past games.
The content seems a lot fuller and I like the addition of Nook Miles too for little spurs throughout the day to keep you playing.
The graphics and overall feel of the game (especially the little sounds - buttons/shoes clicking etc) are much better also.
I like the museum upgrade too and the change from the usual tourneys where we have a set 3 minutes to catch fish- it gives people like myself who work weekends a chance to actually participate without the need to time travel.
Overall, it?s hard to give a concrete rating to a game that hasn?t been released but from the information we?ve gathered I?d be more than happy with just that content in the game. We know there will be more to uncover - as has been with past games, which makes it even more exciting.
The content seems a lot fuller and I like the addition of Nook Miles too for little spurs throughout the day to keep you playing.
The graphics and overall feel of the game (especially the little sounds - buttons/shoes clicking etc) are much better also.
I like the museum upgrade too and the change from the usual tourneys where we have a set 3 minutes to catch fish- it gives people like myself who work weekends a chance to actually participate without the need to time travel.
Overall, it?s hard to give a concrete rating to a game that hasn?t been released but from the information we?ve gathered I?d be more than happy with just that content in the game. We know there will be more to uncover - as has been with past games, which makes it even more exciting.
I...I'm not sure that's correct. Are you talking about New Horizons, or New Leaf?
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New Horizons. We've seen footage of NPCs talking via pop-up text bubbles above their head when leaving a shop.
I haven't seen it yet, but that's exciting news.
Antonio
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Should be fixed.
DJStarstryker
Senior Member
It looks great so far, 5/5 from what we know. But obviously my opinion may change later on, once I actually get to play the game.
