is it just me, or does ACNH feel like it was barely playtested? or is it was, the feedback was not applied. I& #39;ve been thinking this since i started playing but the egg day event really puts it in perspective--it feels like the numbers are all off, the interface is not smooth, etc

there are WAY TOO MANY egg spawns. if they had tested this, they would& #39;ve known! why can& #39;t i write multiple letters and send them all? i have to go through ALL the menus again to type in a new Dodo Code! why doesn& #39;t it confirm when you press cancel/B out of a changed town theme?

why can& #39;t i craft multiple things at once? why can i use the touch screen to draw on the message board, but i have to use the controller for the designs? dialogs don& #39;t work with touch screen, that seems like a massive oversight... etc etc etc

I& #39;m having a lot of fun and some of the things are fantastic, but still! i even forgot to mention that the "starting tutorial" song sticks around for WAY too long, to the point that i had to ask a time traveling friend if hourly themes are even in the game at all!

oh yeah there is that too https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤣" title="Rolling on the floor laughing" aria-label="Emoji: Rolling on the floor laughing"> https://twitter.com/Vallu111/status/1245494143964467201?s=19">https://twitter.com/Vallu111/...

I& #39;ve played animal crossing GC a ton, so i know the game features what I& #39;d call "intentionally tedious design" in order to slow you down, but... that& #39;s one thing, and imo this is another. also the game has you do SO MUCH, it doesn& #39;t feel all that interested in slowing you down