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Animal Crossing isn't exactly the type of game where one plays/grinds for hours in order to get the most enjoyment out of it. It's a game meant to be played in small intervals, like during a break, and you're expected to take your time instead of trying to rush through the activities. Basically, it's a game that you play when your relaxing, not exactly to challenge yourself.
Don't worry, though, I still completely understand where you're coming from. I recall buying and anticipating Stardew Valley a lot, as I heard rave reviews about it and I thought the general mechanics looked interesting, but, when I actually played the game, it just didn't click well with me. Still good game, but it just wasn't my type.

Animal Crossing isn't exactly the type of game where one plays/grinds for hours in order to get the most enjoyment out of it. It's a game meant to be played in small intervals, like during a break, and you're expected to take your time instead of trying to rush through the activities. Basically, it's a game that you play when your relaxing, not exactly to challenge yourself.
Don't worry, though, I still completely understand where you're coming from. I recall buying and anticipating Stardew Valley a lot, as I heard rave reviews about it and I thought the general mechanics looked interesting, but, when I actually played the game, it just didn't click well with me. Still good game, but it just wasn't my type.

Animal Crossing isn't exactly the type of game where one plays/grinds for hours in order to get the most enjoyment out of it. It's a game meant to be played in small intervals, like during a break, and you're expected to take your time instead of trying to rush through the activities. Basically, it's a game that you play when your relaxing, not exactly to challenge yourself.
Don't worry, though, I still completely understand where you're coming from. I recall buying and anticipating Stardew Valley a lot, as I heard rave reviews about it and I thought the general mechanics looked interesting, but, when I actually played the game, it just didn't click well with me. Still good game, but it just wasn't my type.

Animal Crossing isn't exactly the type of game where one plays/grinds for hours in order to get the most enjoyment out of it. It's a game meant to be played in small intervals, like during a break, and you're expected to take your time instead of trying to rush through the activities. Basically, it's a game that you play when your relaxing, not exactly to challenge yourself.
Don't worry, though, I still completely understand where you're coming from. I recall buying and anticipating Stardew Valley a lot, as I heard rave reviews about it and I thought the general mechanics looked interesting, but, when I actually played the game, it just didn't click well with me. Still good game, but it just wasn't my type.

Settings > Graphics, change Realistic bending to Blocky.

We 2014'ers may be smaller in number today, but we still live on... in some way!

bro dont watch that... That kind of stuff will mess you up

yeah, but this trend was not intentional and Ethan is really upset seeing how people steal his art.
They're not even good edits.

It's not a trend, I just made some for friends. People decided to steal it and reskin it.

Give him a chance, god dammit.

Uh, hello.

Make the ambient color darker and more red/orange, do the same with the sunlight.
Just mess around with it.

@Patrick That.. actually made it better! 

@Patrick That.. actually made it better! 

It was just because of overexposure in general which, like @-StickyMations- said, happened a lot around 2014/2015. Said overexposure had Sturgeon's law in full effect, since the f@d fanbase (especially here) was made up of mostly kids. There were some neat f@d content in the forums (@Lumie's f@d rigs come into mind), but the content was mostly crap. While the f@d content isn't as prevalent as it was nowdays, the hatred is still as large as it was nowadaus.

It was just because of overexposure in general which, like @-StickyMations- said, happened a lot around 2014/2015. Said overexposure had Sturgeon's law in full effect, since the f@d fanbase (especially here) was made up of mostly kids. There were some neat f@d content in the forums (@Lumie's f@d rigs come into mind), but the content was mostly crap. While the f@d content isn't as prevalent as it was nowdays, the hatred is still as large as it was nowadaus.

It was just because of overexposure in general which, like @-StickyMations- said, happened a lot around 2014/2015. Said overexposure had Sturgeon's law in full effect, since the f@d fanbase (especially here) was made up of mostly kids. There were some neat f@d content in the forums (@Lumie's f@d rigs come into mind), but the content was mostly crap. While the f@d content isn't as prevalent as it was nowdays, the hatred is still as large as it was nowadaus.

It was just because of overexposure in general which, like @-StickyMations- said, happened a lot around 2014/2015. Said overexposure had Sturgeon's law in full effect, since the f@d fanbase (especially here) was made up of mostly kids. There were some neat f@d content in the forums (@Lumie's f@d rigs come into mind), but the content was mostly crap. While the f@d content isn't as prevalent as it was nowdays, the hatred is still as large as it was nowadaus.

It was just because of overexposure in general which, like @-StickyMations- said, happened a lot around 2014/2015. Said overexposure had Sturgeon's law in full effect, since the f@d fanbase (especially here) was made up of mostly kids. There were some neat f@d content in the forums (@Lumie's f@d rigs come into mind), but the content was mostly crap. While the f@d content isn't as prevalent as it was nowdays, the hatred is still as large as it was nowadaus.

It was just because of overexposure in general which, like @-StickyMations- said, happened a lot around 2014/2015. Said overexposure had Sturgeon's law in full effect, since the f@d fanbase (especially here) was made up of mostly kids. There were some neat f@d content in the forums (@Lumie's f@d rigs come into mind), but the content was mostly crap. While the f@d content isn't as prevalent as it was nowdays, the hatred is still as large as it was nowadaus.

It was just because of overexposure in general which, like @-StickyMations- said, happened a lot around 2014/2015. Said overexposure had Sturgeon's law in full effect, since the f@d fanbase (especially here) was made up of mostly kids. There were some neat f@d content in the forums (@Lumie's f@d rigs come into mind), but the content was mostly crap. While the f@d content isn't as prevalent as it was nowdays, the hatred is still as large as it was nowadaus.