Dialogue is just half the equation there though. I think that it’s equally as significant that the villagers don’t do just as much. They do not play as many mini-games. They do not see your home anymore or Animal Crossing Bells program times to meet. They don’t go to as many areas because there are fewer in the game.

Adding Brewster’s Café into Animal Crossing: New Horizons won’t make up for all that’s lacking in characterization alone, but they do need to add more activities that flesh from the’lifetime’ of their villagers. You need to begin somewhere. It is not just about wether they express preferences or perspective, but also they can do sufficient verbs that they appear to have culture and lives.

Plus, 80% of the motive to go to Brewster’s Café is dialog. The villagers express their unique preferences in drink, around which you form a connection with them. Then they share unique blurbs in their day-to-day life. That is conversation and characterization.

It’s only one example of Nook Miles Ticket For Sale countless shops and NPC’s that could be added and provide your city more depth. It is not just the coffee shop, there’s also Katrina, Gracie’s shop, Tortimer island (or something like this ), Wendall, Kicks’ store, the police station, etc..