New day, new post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about something that bothers me in Date Everything. Don't get me wrong, I really like this game! But, I find the options really confusing. Sometimes the ending you're going to get is really obvious, but sometimes it seems like you're on one path, and then at the last minute you end up with a completely different ending. Sometimes I get the ending I'm trying to get, and other times I'm completely blindsided by the one I end up getting. I'm not really sure what I'm doing wrong, since some options aren't very obvious at all. I wish it was more clear, with at least a couple of hints throughout the route. I like playing games without being spoiled, but I'm not sure if it's possible to navigate this game without a walkthrough. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I'm not too bothered by this, I'm just a bit frustrated by it. Regardless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time for another new blog post! Recently I've been playing Date Everything after the new update, and I haven't noticed very many changes yet. However, I did notice the camera sensitivity was much worse when I first logged on. This was easily fixed in the settings, but it made me very dizzy when I first tried to turn the camera. I'm also more frustrated than ever after getting the friendship route even after choosing options for other routes multiple times. I'll likely play the game again with a walkthrough after this, but there's so much to do in one playthrough that it feels overwhelming even thinking about doing it all again. I have noticed a few of the bug fixes and dialogue changes, and I'm happy to see the game is still running smoothly after the big update. 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 wanted to talk about something in Animal Crossing New Horizons that I don't see many other fans talking about. For those of you who don't know, if you buy the Happy Home Paradise DLC, it teaches you how to make rooms bigger. However, it doesn't carry over to your main island. Your house, and your villagers' houses, are stuck with the tiny rooms you start with. I think this is really unfair! What's the point of teaching us how to make bigger rooms if we can't make rooms bigger? Most of the rooms in the player houses are so small that you can barely do anything with them. Happy Home Paradise is an expensive DLC! And we can't even use it to expand our houses? It's ridiculous! We should be able to make our rooms and villager houses bigger if we have to pay so much for a DLC. I'm also frustrated with it because it teaches you how to make villagers share a house, but that doesn't let more villagers stay on your island either. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time to post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the tools in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Tools are necessary for life on your island. An axe for getting wood, a shovel for digging things up, and many other things. However, these tools break. All of the tools break, even golden tools. It's a bit frustrating, and many people believe golden tools should be permanent. I agree, it's a bit unfair to make it so even the special difficult to get tools are still temporary. When I first started playing Animal Crossing New Horizons, I thought only the flimsy tools were temporary. They were flimsy, it made sense that they would break. I thought the tools you could buy at Nook's Cranny were permanent, because they looked special and you had to pay for them. But they break too! It's frustrating, and makes it so people don't want to even use their tools. Especially since the tools at Nook's Cranny change everyday, so if you want a specific one, you have to order it for the next day. For example, if you like the Outdoorsy series tools, you either have to wait for them to be in the shop, or order them for the next day. It's also unfair that these tools break because you can customize them. The tools you buy at Nook's Cranny are fully customizable, which is part of why I thought they were permanent. The golden tools are nice, but I think the tools you can buy should've been unbreakable, since they're customizable and they look sturdy. 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 a long time, I was too burned out to play Genshin Impact. I was running out of quests, and the events went by too quickly. After it had been a while, I thought I had missed so much that I shouldn't even bother playing it anymore. But recently I started missing it, and decided to play it again anyways. Even though I've missed a lot of events, I've had a good time exploring the new areas, going on more quests, and learning about the characters that were introduced when I wasn't playing. It's just as fun to play now as it used to be, and I think the break I took was just what I needed even though I ended up missing out on some things. So if you're in my position where you feel like there's no point in playing it now, that isn't true! There's actually more of a reason to play it now since there are so many new things to discover. Personally I really love Nod Krai, even though the addition of it was kind of a surprise when it was released. I've had a lot of fun exploring it! But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I wanted to talk about this because I know there are fans like me who took a break, and were later hesitant about playing it again because of everything they missed. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! The creators of Date Everything just released a massive free update for everyone who has the game. They added and fixed so many things that I don't even know where to start! This new update is to celebrate their first anniversary, and everything they've added and fixed is based on what the fan base has requested or complained about. This is really good news, especially since most companies don't do this. I think it shows that they really are listening, and I hope they continue to be this accepting of reasonable criticisms in the future. If you're a fan, I recommend going to read the update notes yourself, because there's a lot of them. My game automatically updated yesterday, so I'm looking forward to seeing these new fixes and additions! As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the museum from Animal Crossing New Horizons. The museum has four areas that need to be filled, and those areas are for fossils, fish, bugs, and art. The problem is, it can take over a year to fully fill it. Sometimes longer if you miss seasonal fish or bugs. But, it also takes a long time because Redd almost never has real art. The only other place you can get art is from villagers occasionally sending it in the mail, so Redd is the only main place you can get it; which gets frustrating. After completing the museum, it gets a bit boring. There's only one event per year, nothing changes, and you see the same thing every time you enter. Which is why it's disappointing when you finish the museum. It's fun when you're filling it, and it's an achievement when you finish them. But after that, it feels empty. I wish there were more things to do in the museum. Like inviting villagers to go with you, or being able to decorate it somehow. However, I don't think the museum will ever be anything other than what it is. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!