Post number #52560, ID: f43c86
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Is a very comfy game so far, I like it a lot. Share IDs if you want, mine is 89926269255
Post number #52643, ID: f3040d
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Is it free?
Post number #52674, ID: b40f1b
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It's free...mium! Hahaha! Iit's not close to as good as any other animal crossing but it's ok. Probably better than amiibo festival at least.
Here's my nintendo whatever code: 4091 3496 360
Post number #52677, ID: 20b006
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As someone who has never get into Animal Crossing, can I ask what this game has that Stardew Valley don't?
Post number #52678, ID: 715131
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They're not even remotely similar
Post number #52692, ID: 20b006
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Game revolves around a town. You get to interact and make friends with people in town. Day and night cycle. Ability to furnish your house. It's just that farming is not the goal in animal crossing.
Post number #52742, ID: d0d322
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>>52678 ^ Comparing Stardew Valley to Animal Crossing is like... Hell, I can't even think of a similarity except maybe that in both you collect stuff.
Post number #52743, ID: d0d322
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On topic, I appreciate that so far the game hasn't tried to cram MT's down my throat, but we'll see if that changes.
Post number #52760, ID: 20b006
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>>52742 Well, I just mentioned the similarity earlier... here I'll add more: Peaceful world, character quests, events.
Post number #52761, ID: 20b006
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It actually felt like a more sandbox-y stardew valley for me...
Post number #52792, ID: 715131
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Comparing animal crossing to stardew is like comparing any challenging game to dark souls
Post number #52809, ID: f08b75
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>>52792 so what all the cool kids are doing?
Post number #52844, ID: 979e04
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Animal crossing is the dark souls of stardew valley.
Post number #52846, ID: 979e04
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Seriously though, in animal crossing one of the goals is upgrading and decorating your house, which you have a lot more options and variety than stardew valley.
The residents are more quirky than realistic, you have a pretty huge variety of clothes to wear, it's real time, friends can visit, you can design your own clothes and floortiles... there are many diffences.
Post number #52848, ID: 979e04
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In stardew valley farming plants/ animals is pretty important, as is crafting, mining/combat, and dating/marriage.
Most of all the feel of each game is different
Post number #52851, ID: 979e04
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If you wanna get into animal crossing this freemium constant load screen game probably isn't the one to start with.
Post number #52861, ID: 1721b3
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pocket camp has no heart compared to other animal crossing games
Post number #52863, ID: 979e04
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Yup
Post number #52893, ID: 715131
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I like it I think it's cute and relaxing
Post number #52901, ID: 06b693
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>>52846 thank you for actually putting effort to answer my question. Welp, never really a fan of decorating, I guess I'll go back to stardew.
Post number #52951, ID: 18fd5d
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>>52901 Most improtantly, AC is a game you open up for half an hour, do everything you have to for the day, and leave it until tomorrow. In Stardew, however, countless hours can pass each day, sometimes for weeks on end.
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| Is a very comfy game so far, I like it a lot. Share IDs if you want, mine is 89926269255