Animal Crossing is Disappointing
Animal Crossing is disappointing.
I'm so disappointed that we have to share an island with other users on the same console.
The resources on the island are limited.
Fossils are limited. Wood is limited. Stones are limited. Even fruit is limited.
If I've already collected something, the other user can't collect it anymore that day.
And if I've discovered a new species and donated it to the museum, the other user can't donate that species anymore either.
This puts me in a dilemma.
I want to dig up all the fossils, but what about others?
I want to chop down all the trees, but what about others?
I know we can just visit other islands to collect all those resources. But I don't want to visit other islands.
Surprisingly, the other person in this house doesn't want to visit other islands either.
So when we play, we can't go all out. We have to think about each other. And the other person gives in to me too. They know I love DIY, so they don't chop down the trees. I know they love collecting fossils, so I don't dig them up. And that's the problem. We can't go all out.
Another thing that's disappointing = the endless talking. Blah blah blah, they just keep going on and on.
I just want to donate a fossil, and I have to listen to them blabber. I just want to sell some stuff, and I have to listen to them blabber. And when I put things in the drop-off box (to avoid blabber), they take a 20% cut! How is that fair?!
Even when I want to visit another island, I have to listen to the pilot blabbering away too.
Kap'n gets a pass, though. He's handsome. He can blabber all he wants.
And another thing...
K.K. Slider isn't even that good at singing. I've regretted buying so many of his albums. They hurt my ears. And he's so full of himself, too.
He comes to the island every Saturday, right? I honestly don't want to listen to him. But others in this house wants to hear him sing, so I have no choice but to sit through it because the others requested it.
Kap'n can sing, though. He's great. And he's handsome, too.
Anyway, I don't regret buying this game at all. I play it almost every day, in fact.
It's just disappointing that I can't go all out and have to put up with all that endless blabbering.