Tearing down buildings

[Liability]

If you build a shop or even your house/villager's house in a spot, but the spot becomes bad later, what if you could just tear it down and build it again somewhere else? That would allow for more customization and more freedom to do what you want. I'm not sure Nintendo would go for that, but it'd be really nice if they did

 

[DJStarstryker]

I don't know if they'll allow you to tear it down and get rid of it completely, but it might be nice if you could move it. New Horizons seems even more customizable than any other AC game so far from what I've seen, so it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility if they let you move it.

It sounds like you can move your character's home elsewhere, after all.

 

[Frequency]

I'm hoping they allow us to move our house or villager's again if we don't like the spot we chose previously. This should be added since we are able to put down actual paths now and move a lot of things around.

 

[pinkfawn]

I don't see why it would be a problem to move the buildings? It would be great especially if we aren't really sure what direction to take our town into yet.

 

[tsukune_713]

i feel like we wont be able to myself, i can see the thought process of them thinking that it would be mean to the villagers to move them around as we wanted xD

 

[mintellect]

with features like the removal of grasswear and addition of dirt paths it seems like nintendo is listening to us, so features like having control of building placement seem to be within reach. i hope so!!

 

[Pellie]

Since it seems that the player gets lots of freedom now to customize the island in this game, I guess you
will definitely have the option to change things later, such as the spot of a shop, villager house etc.

 

[lars708]

I don?t know about that... They probably won?t let you move major structures after you?ve placed them. I hope they don?t at least because it adds a bit of weight to the decision. If everything you do can be undone then that would remove a lot of the fun. Well, for me at least. I like it when my actions have actual impact you know