


In Chapter 6, after fighting the final creature that spills the gas out, there is a dim, flashing sign just before the anti-grav area. Submitted by: mariocrashfan64 Alien Language Codex If you look at only the first letter of each title, the letters you get spell out "Nicole is dead."

Pay close attention to the first letter of each chapter title. (Except for you, Marshal.When you finish the game, look back at the chapter names. In the meantime, villagers, get out of my fucking house. If there were a LEAVE ME ALONE Island Ordinance, I would absolutely pay that 20,000 Bell fee. You do the math.Īnyway, this one’s for you fellow introverts, hermits, collectors, and to-doers. Does New Horizons have a similar, sometimes burdensome, architecture of basic tasks that you have to do at the behest of a capitalist racoon-man? Technically yes, but I get paid in miles for every single thing I do, including collecting shells.
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Why did I sign up for this game, which is themed around interacting with adorable villagers? If we’re getting earnest here - it’s to get a little peace and quiet from ordinary life, which requires working for a living, and tending to human needs like feeding myself, finding acceptable adornments for my skin suit, and the occasional bathing. They would probably ask me to help them move. They’d probably find it extremely cool if an entire sectional exploded out of my pocket in front of their eyes. fromĪnd guess what! My real friends wouldn’t care if I redesigned my home while they were there. Plus, I know I’m not alone in my feelings. I want to barge in whenever I want to barge in. I have no defense for this, and I will not be learning my lesson.
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To be clear: I am aware of the incredible hypocrisy of this, after a full year of randomly invading my villagers’ homes at whatever odd hours I fancy. (Unless you’re Marshal, in which case you can stay.) You can also turn off your Switch upon their visitation, wait an hour, and then log back on, at which point the villager will say they’ve been there “long enough.” Yes. Through my unsociable habits, I have learned that if you hide in another room when a villager visits, they simply ask where you are - and if you don’t answer for long enough, they go away. That said, I could probably stand to go outside and touch grass. I don’t have an actual lawn, because I live in an apartment. I play New Horizons like a crotchety hermit, ready to tell the kids to get off my virtual lawn. It turns out I actually passionately hate having uninvited visitors (except for Marshal), which shouldn’t be a surprise, given the way I’d hate it in real life. I thought I’d like it when my villagers visited. There goes that quick item drop-off or pick-up. It’s all fun and games until you realize: Suddenly, you can’t access your home inventory, because redecorating is “impolite” when guests are around. They’re adorably inspecting the place, checking out your posters (of them, probably), sitting on your pet bed, shitting in your toilets. You open the door to your home, and boom - immediately, a villager walks in. Animal Crossing villagers are visiting players’ homes, with delightful results
