New day, new post! Since the hotel was added to Animal Crossing New Horizons, one of the biggest complaints has been the tourists. People have gotten used to them being on the island, but there are a few problems. Firstly, a lot of people thought the hotel would be an easy way to add ten more permanent villagers to your island. It's not. Not only are the tourists random and temporary, but you can only invite one villager of your choice; and they also leave at the end of the day. There are only eight rooms and one VIP room in the hotel too, which means only nine villagers can stay at a time. Along with this, you can't invite any of them to stay on your island. Even if you have free spaces on your island, it doesn't matter. If there's a tourist on your island who didn't book a room, only the island representative can take them to the hotel, which means everyone else just gets to watch a villager walk around and talk to themselves all day. All in all, the hotel has a bunch of problems that many fans don't like. And since the creators don't pay attention to feedback at all, these problems will never be fixed. We just have to live with limited permanent villagers and constant unknown villagers who don't remember your character at all no matter how many times you meet them. The villagers who are tourists don't know your player character's name, and they don't recognize your character if you see them anywhere else. The hotel is weird, buggy, and it breaks the immersion for the game. Despite this, players are stuck with it anyways. Just like a lot of other things in this game. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! One of my favorite types of Pokemon are rabbit Pokemon. They're usually pretty cute, and a lot of people love rabbits. But surprisingly, there aren't very many rabbit Pokemon at all. This is because they aren't very popular compared to other Pokemon. Obviously there are people who like rabbit Pokemon, but compared to other Pokemon designs, rabbits are considered pretty basic. There are only about eight rabbit Pokemon in total, which means there aren't many to like either. With over a thousand Pokemon, it's hard to believe only eight of them are rabbits. I hope this changes in the future, because I'd love to see more Pokemon based on rabbits. I'm sure many other fans would also like to see more rabbit Pokemon. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why are people so against AI generated art? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! AI generated art is widely hated by anime fans and artists, because it steals real art. Real hand drawn art takes hours to make, and animation can take days, weeks, months, and sometimes even years to make. Using it to train AI is disrespectful. Not only that, but AI isn't as good as human made art. Even if it was fully perfect, even if it was as good as hand drawn art, it would still feel hollow and lifeless. But even if it was the best thing on the whole planet, it's also killing the planet. It's wasting water because the water used for AI can never be used again. Local AI was different, because it was on a single computer, or it was on a few computers. They weren't using water for it. But now things have gotten out of hand. That's why people are angry. True art can be created anywhere, but AI art requires a computer and the internet. It isn't the same. That's all I'll say about it. I just wanted to explain why everyone is so against it. Regardless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! One of the most confusing things about animal characters wearing headphones is that, the headphones never cover their ears. This is common with animation, so it naturally happens in anime too. It may look cool, but it bothers me. It bothers a lot of other people, too. It would be cool if we could see animal characters wearing headphones that are made for them. Regular human headphones just don't make sense for animal characters. This is because over ear headphones work by isolating the ears, which makes outside noise sound quieter, and inside noise sound louder. This makes it so people can listen to things without disturbing others around them. So if the headphones aren't covering the ears, they aren't doing anything. It would make more sense if animal characters wore things like earbuds, which can be put in the ears. It may look a little funny, but it would make a lot more sense. Creators could also use some creativity to design special headphones for animal characters. This would make a lot of sense for worlds that have a lot of animal characters, like Sonic or Sanrio. I'm sure this isn't going to happen, but I think it would be cool to see anyways. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! If there's one thing The Pokemon Company is known for, it's trying to stop people from copying them. However, this is really hypocritical. Pokemon copies stuff for their games all the time. Even Pokopia recently stole things from Minecraft. It isn't inspiration if you're taking well-known features from popular games. It's normal for games to use things from other games, but it's not okay for The Pokemon Company to do it. Why? Because they steal things from other games and then threaten legal action when other companies try to make similar games. It's a bad look for their company, and it makes people feel like they can't make anything even a little similar to Pokemon games. The Pokemon Company has taken down fan games, tried to copyright game mechanics, and even sued other creature collector games. But they think they're allowed to steal Minecraft and Animal Crossing if they put a different skin on it. I haven't seen anyone else talking about this, and I'm not sure why, because it's a pretty big issue. If they keep doing things like this and getting away with it, they'll only get worse. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will once again be talking about mushrooms in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Mushroom season is one of my favorites in the game, so I'd like to talk about the mushrooms. There are five mushroom types in total. These are the elegant mushroom, skinny mushroom, round mushroom, flat mushroom, and rare mushroom. Four of them can be found growing on the ground at the base of plain trees. This means they grow next to cedar trees and hardwood trees, or next to hardwood stumps and cedar stumps. However, rare mushrooms grow underground instead, and they have to be dug up. The mushrooms can be used for cooking recipes, and item recipes. They can only be collected in November, and there's a lot of different recipes they can be used for. Along with this, the item recipes can be obtained from balloons or message bottles, and the cooking recipes can be obtained from villagers. I hope this little guide will be helpful for newer players! Happy mushroom hunting!

It's the start of mushroom season in Animal Crossing New Horizons! Mushroom season is exclusively in November, and the mushrooms can be used for seasonal DIY recipes. Mushrooms grow at the base of cedar and hardwood trees, and they can even grow around stumps. There's also rare mushrooms, which can only be dug up from a dig spot. Only a few mushrooms spawn everyday, so it's a good idea to collect them whenever you see them. It's difficult to collect enough mushrooms for the fall items and recipes, but it isn't impossible. If you are having trouble, you can always get some from free treasure islands, or by asking other players for help. Since the spawn rate is so low, it's normal to have trouble collecting enough mushrooms for everything you may want to make. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post, and I wish you all luck collecting mushrooms!