Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a peaceful game about living on an island and slowly building up a small town, complete with its own museum. But the museum, where you can donate animals and other items, doesnāt open up until you play for a few days. And because Animal Crossing is in realtime, that means most players have nowhere to store all the bugs and fishes they are catching. So they are filling their islands with boxes, cages, and crates.
So many.
https://twitter.com/embed/status/1241204925884923904
im ready for him..#AnimalCrossing #ACNH pic.twitter.com/pcXXbJ0GeY
ā poppy š“šµšø (@poplyy_) March 20, 2020
Across Twitter, Iāve already seen over a dozen players sharing screenshots of their islands covered in various cages, crates, and terrariums. Many are stacking up this mess of critters near the location of where their museum will be, once it opens.
open the museum stop having it be closed #AnimalCrossing #ACNH #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/gYWltotubv
ā Sam (@_itsrainingcats) March 21, 2020
Other players are just placing them around their islands. One AC fan even posted a screenshot of them flying in to visit their friendās island, which was covered in cages. Even from the sky, they could be seen.
@itsJannic's from the plane view pic.twitter.com/oTmc8EuySy
ā GrahamOfLegend Everywhere š“ (@GrahamOfLegend) March 21, 2020
Animal Crossing is a game about patience and chilling. But also, it was released during a global pandemic which has forced folks to stay home. Which means people have nothing else to do and are just binge playing Animal Crossing and not chilling. Folks have some chill.
https://twitter.com/embed/status/1241390352587567105
https://twitter.com/embed/status/1241092192787034112
Poor Blathers is going to be so tired after dealing with all of yāallās junkyard of animals and bugs.
https://lastchance.cc/tips-for-playing-animal-crossing-new-horizons-1842401691%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
