Crossing the Animals: New Horizons, nowadays with a switch, is a relaxing, slow-moving game where you, in time, create a thriving but interdependent community of anthropomorphic animals. I won't know. I've started the game, but haven't played it yet.
On Nintendo & # 39; s placid simulator, you embark on a journey to the island. There, you participate in that KotakuPaul Tamayo is driving "a crochet game." It's a laissez-faire job, designed to lower your cortisol levels instead of using them Most of the gameplay focuses on high-end activities like fishing, jumping and gingham dressing.
There are a few features that are generated over time Crossing the Animals: New Horizons, some of which are determined on the go without your input. Two important ones – no, two most Important-effects are the color of your airport and the traditional fruits of your island.
As far as players know, there are four different colors of the airport inside New Horizons: blue, green, yellow, and orange. Each island starts with one type of native fruit, of which five are possible (not counting coconut): apples, cherubs, pears, pears, and oranges.
Earlier this week, I used the Animal Crossing Discord also noticed that, in the usual way for Nintendo fans, people were talking about restarting their games to get the required combos. Some people may want apples and a green airport. Or maybe cherries and blue. The most coveted pearls and the yellow airport.
For me, a dedicated Nintendo fanart and someone who is serious about restarting the game over and over again until I get what I want, knowing that, yes, I would be doing the same thing once I got a copy. Now that I am holding my hands New Horizons, has proven to be so. I've been restarting the game to find out and Ultra by New Horizons combination: pears and a blue airport.
Why? Yes, blue matches and other colors are better than the other options. And Peaches is, in fact, the best fruit. They are great for pies, cucumbers, crumbs, pork, smoothies, or even their favorite. Also, I've heard that they play a major role in the 2017 film Call Me By Your Name. Certainly, exactlyAnimal Crossing with the opening of trade routes, chains will become desirable.
When you start knitting New Horizons, you find yourself in the most fun, face-to-face airport with Timmy and Tommy, two agents at Nook Inc. They ask you your name (“Orwell,” because Animal Crossing , if anything else, the malicious adaptation of Animal Farm). They ask you for your birthday (June 9, which is not my birthday but which is a terrible joke). After that you will have to customize your character (it becomes muscle memory for me now).
After that, they ask if you live in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere. After that you select an island design from the four system-generated maps. Timmy asks you a “reasonable question” about what you bring to an abandoned island, if you can bring just one thing: a sleeping bag, a light bulb, some food, or something to kill time. This question is useless and, to my knowledge, works for nothing other than to slow down the players who just want to capitalize on this category and restart the game of fruit and better airports.
“Nokok Inc. will meet all your basic needs, ”he said. (Sigh.)
After that you are out. From there, you've been asked to watch a short video preview New Horizons the characters do their thing. (Pro Tip: You can disconnect it by pressing the double merge button.) As your propeller plane passes through the island farms, you will see which fruit is native to your island. The screen will end up black. After that you will see what color your airport is. From there, if it's not something you want, restart your game. Hit the home button, close the app, and reopen it. Go too far in your game and run the risk of creating game control, by giving your island some pearls and a yellow airport.
I share all of this amazing information because I want you to understand how many times I live there. Yes, I've lost count. But let's put it this way: I've got this whole reset process up to four minutes. At first, it took me about ten. The kind of optimism based on the repetition that successful digital news companies can only dream of is making fun of their employees.
The fruits of my labor have yielded many results, but I do not want to. I scored (deep breath) cherries and oranges, oranges, peaches and green, apples and blue, peaches and green, peaches (Nintendo really wants me to have that combo), apples yellow, peaches and orange, and, well, you get point. I found a tin of pears and an airport once – a cup I could stay with – but I accidentally named my character Orwekk at the time. Oops.
Someone who is good the statistics would tell me that you could probably get the exact cable you want, but depending on the amount of hard times when I reset this item, I think there is a 0.00047 chance of getting picnics and a blue airport.
I'm starting to think this is a fruitless endeavor. I got in a few hours Crossing the Animals: New Horizons, but I only have seven minutes, every game. Obviously, you can get peaches from other islands later.
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