Feraligator
Senior Member
Part of me just wants anything new in March (after the Mario stuff). I don't really want to wait until April lol
Considering the Nintendo Twitter account has completely rebranded for Splatoon 3, the latest update trailer had no future announced updates, and progress has been slow even when this game had Nintendo's full attention... expecting anything more than "nothing" will be disappointing. There will be an update I'm sure, but timelines are completely out the window now. We know nothing.
I no longer assume this game will be finished, receive Brewster, or anything else. I am done pretending otherwise. Save yourself the heartache.
The Nintendo developers are moving on to the next game. The money has to be invested in something to be profitable and they have decided that is not New Horizons. Any updates of serious significance will be paid DLC now and won't arrive for a year or two. The most you can expect are updates that patch Bunny Day to work in 2021 (it doesn't right now, btw), and a few other adjustments to holidays. Nothing you want or care about will come for free.
My guess is that the next big update will be one you have to pay for since they only promised a year of free updates but I hope I'm wrong.
I really hope not... That could be disappointing to me as i am really loving animal crossing. I think more than pokemon. Granted i have been drifting from pokemon..I want some QoL updates and the ability to sell my entire island for bells but keep my catalog just like in New Leaf. Since we can only keep one island at a time per switch, I would really love to have that feature.
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I hope you’re wrong too because this will just end up turning more people away from the game for sure. NH is getting enough bashing from the community as is, especially from long time lovers of the franchise. Asking them for more money for stuff that should’ve been in the base game in the first place will just open the floodgates of hell.
You know that's not how game developing works, right? Although it hasn't been confirmed by Nintendo themselves, Splatoon 3 has probably been in development since late 2019/early 2020:Considering the Nintendo Twitter account has completely rebranded for Splatoon 3, the latest update trailer had no future announced updates, and progress has been slow even when this game had Nintendo's full attention... expecting anything more than "nothing" will be disappointing. There will be an update I'm sure, but timelines are completely out the window now. We know nothing.
I no longer assume this game will be finished, receive Brewster, or anything else. I am done pretending otherwise. Save yourself the heartache.
The Nintendo developers are moving on to the next game. The money has to be invested in something to be profitable and they have decided that is not New Horizons. Any updates of serious significance will be paid DLC now and won't arrive for a year or two. The most you can expect are updates that patch Bunny Day to work in 2021 (it doesn't right now, btw), and a few other adjustments to holidays. Nothing you want or care about will come for free.
You know that's not how game developing works, right? Although it hasn't been confirmed by Nintendo themselves, Splatoon 3 has probably been in development since late 2019/early 2020:
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In order to celebrate 2020, the Splatoon social media posted that little image which contains the hidden message "S.O.S. = Save Our Salmons". Lo and behold, Splatoon 3 trailer opens with the main character having a lil' salmonid by their side. So they were planning and developing the sequel at least from that date.
I'm not saying that confirms more updates or whatever for NH, just that it isn't how you think it is. But in the end I mean, go for doom and gloom as much as you like, I guess.
Ok, I guess I just think it's not surprising; Splatoon 3 being revealed today doesn't change anything for me, as I had thought it was kind of obvious. I wouldn't call the updates "lackluster" so far, but to each its own, everyone views things differently.I am a software engineer myself who manages multiple projects and I am a technical lead where I work. I understand that Splatoon 3 development has been in the works for a long time prior to this announcement. The announcement of Splatoon 3 revealed why most of the updates up to this point have been lackluster as well--the development team's efforts have clearly been split between ACNH and Splatoon 3. The announcement today however is not promising for New Horizons no matter how you slice it. I have refrained from expressing my concerns publicly about this game achieving feature parity with New Leaf for a long time now but I am growing concerned enough to speak out now.
I love Animal Crossing. It is the most important franchise to me that Nintendo offers. But I would be remiss to not express deep concern for the future of this game at this point. The good news is, I have a horrendous track record for predictions. Consider it a blessing that I am being so negative--it means this year will be packed with updates.
I am a software engineer myself who manages multiple projects and I am a technical lead where I work. I understand that Splatoon 3 development has been in the works for a long time prior to this announcement. The announcement of Splatoon 3 revealed why most of the updates up to this point have been lackluster as well--the development team's efforts have clearly been split between ACNH and Splatoon 3. The announcement today however is not promising for New Horizons no matter how you slice it. I have refrained from expressing my concerns publicly about this game achieving feature parity with New Leaf for a long time now but I am growing concerned enough to speak out now.
I love Animal Crossing. It is the most important franchise to me that Nintendo offers. But I would be remiss to not express deep concern for the future of this game at this point. The good news is, I have a horrendous track record for predictions. Consider it a blessing that I am being so negative--it means this year will be packed with updates.
Ok, I guess I just think it's not surprising; Splatoon 3 being revealed today doesn't change anything for me, as I had thought it was kind of obvious. I wouldn't call the updates "lackluster" so far, but to each its own, everyone views things differently.
i want them to finish the game.
I am a software engineer myself who manages multiple projects and I am a technical lead where I work. I understand that Splatoon 3 development has been in the works for a long time prior to this announcement. The announcement of Splatoon 3 revealed why most of the updates up to this point have been lackluster as well--the development team's efforts have clearly been split between ACNH and Splatoon 3. The announcement today however is not promising for New Horizons no matter how you slice it. I have refrained from expressing my concerns publicly about this game achieving feature parity with New Leaf for a long time now but I am growing concerned enough to speak out now.
I love Animal Crossing. It is the most important franchise to me that Nintendo offers. But I would be remiss to not express deep concern for the future of this game at this point. The good news is, I have a horrendous track record for predictions. Consider it a blessing that I am being so negative--it means this year will be packed with updates.
chai and tia are amazing, i would add them to my town purely for the reason that they match istgi think, idk lol, i know nintendo are rereleasing the cards but i'm not sure if it's in all shops or just the nintendo website
but i got all 6 cards last year specifically to use in NH, which was pretty annoying for me when they weren't in it
since they're releasing them again, i don't see why they shouldn't be added
i just really want chai, etoile and chelsea
and wolf link ofc