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Why did they change hazel from ac on the gamecube name to sally, I got so confused looking her up
 
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I don't watch many anime at all, but the few I still keep up with I watch dubbed because of familiarity. I've grown used to their voices. Just my preference.


Old online friend told me about this a long time ago. Spent a good chunk of time just watching YT clips of it. Kind of crazy some of the stuff they said got greenlit lol.
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It's definitely some pretty offensive humor 🥴 kind of standard at the time it was released but I had genuinely forgotten about some of the stuff they said, that's why I wound up pulling my link
 
Something I'd really like to see in the next AC game is the ability to choose the locale of the town you move into. The first games had us in a forest, and then we had access to the "big" city, and now we're on an island. It would be cool to decide if you want to be in a forest, on an island, or some new options. I guess if you've played Stardew Valley, it could be like that. I'm not sure if there should be perks to different types of towns since that can suck.

I also hope the towns are bigger and allow for more villagers. Even if the villagers are all just lifeless husks, I always end up with like 12 or 13 that I really want, and it's hard to narrow it down to 10.
 
Random true eye fact: Immense amount of people and animals see the back of their eyelids when they close their eyes when awake or when sleeping.
 
FaeLeaf said:
Something I'd really like to see in the next AC game is the ability to choose the locale of the town you move into. The first games had us in a forest, and then we had access to the "big" city, and now we're on an island. It would be cool to decide if you want to be in a forest, on an island, or some new options. I guess if you've played Stardew Valley, it could be like that. I'm not sure if there should be perks to different types of towns since that can suck.

I also hope the towns are bigger and allow for more villagers. Even if the villagers are all just lifeless husks, I always end up with like 12 or 13 that I really want, and it's hard to narrow it down to 10.
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I bet we will be able to put 2 villagers in each house if they are compatible personality wise. If we are allowed 8 villager houses, that could be 16 villagers total. If it is 10 like in NH, then that could be 20 total villagers in your town. Something we will need if we are going to assign jobs to the villagers in public buildings like we do in the DLC of NH.
 
On the Omega Pirate boss in Metroid Prime....pray for me. ._.
 
I know people like what they like, but I don't understand the huge amount of people on Twitter who love pink.. like literally everything has to be pink.
I don't care for pink honestly, but where are the people who are really into blue, or orange, or literally any other color?
Why is pink super loved? What so appealing about it that other colors don't have?
I did see once on YouTube of this old lady in New York who loved the color green. Everything had to be green. It was refreshing to see, but oddly enough she was labeled as weird. Would she still been label weird or obsessed if it was pink instead? 🤔
 
MiniPocketWorld said:
I know people like what they like, but I don't understand the huge amount of people on Twitter who love pink.. like literally everything has to be pink.
I don't care for pink honestly, but where are the people who are really into blue, or orange, or literally any other color?
Why is pink super loved? What so appealing about it that other colors don't have?
I did see once on YouTube of this old lady in New York who loved the color green. Everything had to be green. It was refreshing to see, but oddly enough she was labeled as weird. Would she still been label weird or obsessed if it was pink instead? 🤔
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Pink has had a huge resurgence of popularity after many people (I know you’re not one of them, this is just something I’ve observed with my peers growing up), went through a phase (usually in middle school) where they would say they hate pink and make it a huge point that they hated not just pink but traditionally feminine stuff in general, when deep down they actually didn’t. Not everyone likes pink, but a many of these people realized that they do after the stigma around liking traditionally feminine things was more exposed. I think it should be normal to love any color (except beige in kids rooms, sorry) and enjoy yourself and not have to lie or hide your choices, whether you love or hate pink, green, blue, purple, whatever ^^/nm
 
i’ve always wanted to join the drama club at my school but im way to shy for that. all the people there seem to be friends and if i showed up one day they’d probably “ew what’s that weird awkward girl who almost never speaks doing here?” at least i have a valid excuse not to join, i live kind of far from my school and practices are 2-3 hours long.
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speaking on the pink conversation, i was literally thinking this the other day. i had a slightly edgy-ish phase when i was younger, and said that i hated pink (which was true) but mostly because i didn’t want to seem too girly. some of the biggest pink haters grow up to be pink lovers (not all people, but that seems to be happening to a lot of people online now) and it kind of happened to me for a little while.
 
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Croconaw said:
I feel just as lonely actually alone as I did with the two people I thought I was friends with.
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This is normal. But I genuinely believe it's better and healthier to be alone than be with people who make you feel just as bad/lonely/worthless/etc.

Hopefully you can find people who support you and make you feel valued. Things get better, I promise.
 
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i’ve always wanted to join the drama club at my school but im way to shy for that. all the people there seem to be friends and if i showed up one day they’d probably “ew what’s that weird awkward girl who almost never speaks doing here?” at least i have a valid excuse not to join, i live kind of far from my school and practices are 2-3 hours long.
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speaking on the pink conversation, i was literally thinking this the other day. i had a slightly edgy-ish phase when i was younger, and said that i hated pink (which was true) but mostly because i didn’t want to seem too girly. some of the biggest pink haters grow up to be pink lovers (not all people, but that seems to be happening to a lot of people online now) and it kind of happened to me for a little while.
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just a heads up, this probably sounds cliche, but no one really thinks, what are you doing here. For the most part, people are open to making new friends only if you are too.

You're not the only one alone. Don't be like me and assume friendships are already established. I made that mistake in school a lot, because I'm pretty shy too, and I thought people didn't want to interact with me. But I'm learning to be more open to people. Just a few days ago I learned you have to invite yourself to these kinds of things and people will most likely naturally accept you.

You might be surprised that others will welcome you when you walk in and introduce yourself. You don't have to join the club if you don't want to. But it could be a chance for you to make new friends. At the very least you'll get to practice meeting new people. And if they do end up hating you (which is very unlikely) you'll prolly rarely see them again and they'll be long gone by the time you're out of that school.

I don't know if you wanted advice from a random stranger on an animal crossing forum, or if you just wanted to express the way you felt. But I feel you and wish you luck whichever way you choose. I believe In you😊
 
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