This past Saturday, Crossing the Animals: New Horizons host its first Fishing Competition. Travel fishing has long been the Animal Crossing staples, with its incorporation into New Horizons It was fun, bringing in furniture designed for fish and carts for their benefit. But man, this is the latest tourney harsh.
The actual race was easy But the process of starting and ending each race was very bad.
In the gallery below, I draw every time I need to hit the A button to upgrade the game box. If you are too busy to count, 29 times. Throughout the cycle. I don't even count the number of times you have to hit A while fishing. No, this is it for discussion only.
It would be one thing if Fishing Tourney was a shorter event, requiring five or six rounds. But no. Completionists looking to win the Gold Fishing Trophy had to run the event 50 times to get the 300 points needed to win the grand prize.
50 rounds work by hitting the A button 1,450 times to find similar subject descriptions and independent jokes that have not changed since the first round.
(It should be noted that there is a way to get more points in the short term by fishing with other friends, but this is never passed on the countless pages of conversation during each cycle.)
Now once I was approved, I would have stopped easily. Finding a complete set of furniture, extracting a silver and gold blind, would only take about 20 cycles. But 20 rounds are still pressed 580 for the A-buttons. And frankly, once I got engaged, I wanted to give it a boost at the end of it so I never did a Fishing Tourney again.
No part of me wants to remove a cutesy character or box from Crossing the Animals: New Horizons. But after seeing the same wisecracks of the 700th time – it could be from C.J. otter or dodos at the airport as you desperately try to set up a multiplayer game – it's easy to get a little tetchy. Considering how fast the Nintendo team has released some of the most frustrating issues in the game, they probably won't be able to cast any influence on anything else.
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