Animal Crossing Logic

read the thread title and just smh

there is zero logic in this game. i’m not sure what the heck it’s supposed to teach kids. that you can put fish in your pockets? furniture falls from trees? you can get big money from selling palm-tree beetles?
 
read the thread title and just smh

there is zero logic in this game. i’m not sure what the heck it’s supposed to teach kids. that you can put fish in your pockets? furniture falls from trees? you can get big money from selling palm-tree beetles?

Not to mention it's OK to purchase forged art!
 
Also: Get stung by a bee -> your face gets messed up.

Get stung by a million jellyfish? Just swim it off...
 
Also: Get stung by a bee -> your face gets messed up.

Get stung by a million jellyfish? Just swim it off...

If AC was set in my country, Australia.. well..

"In North Queensland the big box jellyfish and the irukanji are the most common jellyfish seen during 'stinger season'. It is so venomous it will kill you within two minutes if you receive two metres or more tentacle contact. If a tentacle touches the skin it results in a very painful sting."

From a search on Aussie Jellyfish.
 
Why hasn't Pete been fired yet? He delivers mail to the wrong houses all the time and then I'm the one who has to correct his mistake. Sick of your ****, Pete
 
Not to mention it's OK to purchase forged art!

It's sort of better than when they're genuine, since Redd isn't literally stealing them like he would have to in order to get them genuine.

Also, I'd just like to say that in real life if someone bought the original Girl with a Pearl Earring and she was wearing an orange headband, that's one stupid person.

- - - Post Merge - - -

Also, how is my museum not being investigated by authorities when it has millions of dollars worth of stolen art on public display? I swear one of these days I'll see the museum barricaded with police tape, and Blathers outside telling me his entire collection has been seized.
 
Also I don't see the thing that you have to change your gender's haristyle gazillion of times before you can do both male and female? Like bruh imagine someone trying to pull that **** irl...
 
Sometimes villagers ask if the basement room of mine is inconvenient since it doesn't have a table or anything, but it turns out they live without a bed themselves. :o
 
Casually shaking a tree and waiting for a bee's nest or bells to fall out is mind-blowing.

 
If I decided to expand my house I can't then also change my door. Listen Nook, we both know your construction team (which, lets face it, is probably just Timmy and Tommy) is going to be in the area anyways...

And can we talk about construction? Happens instantly at the stroke of 6am...
 
The whole game is illogical (just like a good amount of video games in general).

Right at the beginning, the game is already illogical: You, the player, a human, surname and age unknown,
sitting in a train on the way to your new home. A giant blue/white cat start to talk with you, asking about
your name and the name of the town you want to go to (I just realized that Rover never introduce himself
to you...). You trust this cat and telling him the informations he want to know. You arrive the town and as
soon as you out of the train, a bunch of giant animals welcome you and calling you mayor out of nowhere.
You find out that these animals are waited for their new mayor, who was supposed to come with the train.
They had no informations about how their new mayor would look like, what his/her name would be, they
only know that he/she would come with the train. If you think about it, it looks like they would have
chosen everyone who would come out of the train on this day as their new mayor. And even if you are
confused about the whole mayor thing, you just accepted your fate and become the mayor of this town,
full of animals, as the only human. I think I don't have to say more.

Sure, the game is illogical, but it seems nobody cares about it, as we all still playing this game and have
fun with, just like with all the other video games which are also illogical. To be honest, I sometimes ask
myself if this or that makes sense, but then I don't care about it anymore, because it's a game anyway,
it's fictional, not real, it's pure fantasy, so no worries.
 
I'm surprised they didn't have Rover in a raincoat, handing out candy on that train. :D
 
Isabelle said she got 1 hour of sleep at the beginning of the game...
Like WHEN???
 
Isabelle said she got 1 hour of sleep at the beginning of the game...
Like WHEN???

Yeah.. uh does she sleep at all aside from the Dream Suite thing lol?

Also how the **** are you supposed to know their favoured coffee blends without looking it up I mean they only give away one thing wmh
 
The most illogical thing to me will probably always be the fact that the playable character just picks up spiders and other bugs without hesitation. I think I wouldn't be able to pick up even a pill bug, much less an entire centipede!

Also how the **** are you supposed to know their favoured coffee blends without looking it up I mean they only give away one thing wmh
I've been wondering about this too, maybe it's just supposed to be figured out through trial and error. :confused:
 
Yeah but it's so dumb like unless you are very lucky you have to serve at least thrice it's like, bruh gimme the items I'm not gonna sit doing this lol.

Yeah the bug things is very weird. Like heck no I'd just drop those spiders as fast as I could and run
 
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It's odd that the villagers' houses all have smoke coming from their chimneys from time to time but very few of them actually have a fireplace.Could that smoke be Nan's sleep bubbles?
 
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