ACNH 2.0; A comprehensive list of new features (All listed below release on November 5th), from the POV of a Nintendo Stan and ACNH veteran.
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Home customization and upgrades + catalog
- Storage capacity increased from 2,400 items to 5,000 after 3 more upgrades
- You may now use the premade patterns that you could use on furniture as wallpaper and flooring
- You can now set wallpaper to one wall only
- New furniture, including a full on 4 screen PC gaming set.
- 12 new K.K songs, including one whose cover is likely a reference to Histune Miku (And whom I'll be nicknaming K.K Kpop despite Miku being Japanese as it reminds me of that aswell with the pose and hair)
- Music boxes have been added of every song!
- Gyroids have been added, although they are different from ACNH
- You must "plant" and water the fragments in order to "grow" a new gyroid
- Gyroid Fragments appear after rain, like how Gyroids used to appear in ACNL
- New gyroid variants and customization options have been added (And in my opinion they look WACKIER than ever)
- (This is just an opinion thing and not in the changelist fyi) One of the gyroid variants now looks like a musical bong.
Island customization and upgrades
- New portable ABD to access your bells wherever on the island
- New storage locker to access your homes storage from the outside
- Brewster'a Café added on the 2nd floor of the musuem. Sometimes other villagers (Including onesnsuch as Isabelle and Mable) make an appearance here. You can also feast with multiple other players at once.
- You can now upgrade your ramp and bridge capacity from eight to ten, respectively.
- New fences have been added, along with fence customization.
- Island ordinances have been added, all returning from ACNL!
- New items added to the rewards section, including a decoration upgrade and DIY recipes+ (To unlock cooking)
- You can unlock new fence recipes via Nook Miles
- You can now upgrade the max amount of inclines and bridges via Nook Miles
- New hairstyles have been added, 4 can be bought with nook miles.
- Added a new plaza feature which is modeled after the campground in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, which can be accessed by walking up the path past the photo studio
- Pay bells to unlock new permenant shops
- The following villagers are now available here to our current knowledge; Katrina, Saharah, Tortimer, Leif, Redd, Harriet, Reese & Cyrus.
- You can now learn more hairstyles from Harriet, and she's now rocking a brand new steampunk look.
- Added furniture customization for ready-make items, system is the same as in Animal Crossing: New Leaf besides the lack of the ore variants
- Now you may go to more mysterious islands using Nook Miles (NOT tickets) via his boat.
- He still sings while sailing!
- These islands may have new plants (Such as vines), different seasons, or times of day. There's even a possibility to find one with a comet event and star shards!
- There are new things on these islands, including new plant variants such as vines, and new bushes
- You can treat vines like permanently placed ladders, being able to climb them.
DIY Crafting, Ingredients, and Gardening
- A new tool has been added: Permanent Ladders. You may place these like furniture and they function as if it's you whose using the ladder item, except unlike the already existing item they stay in place.
- Cooking has been added! You can find these in a new tab in the DIY menu.
- You can now grow carrots, potatos, wheat, tomatos, and sugar cane!
- You can place this food in your house, or eat it for a big food bar boost.
- More DIYs have likely been added that weren't mentioned.
- New card set that includes more villagers (Including a robotic octopus), and cards for each of the new villagers.
- You may now be invited to villagers houses and they can now come to yours, including suprise visits.
- Every morning you can join in a daily stretching session (Which will be controlled by both buttons and motion, although you may choose which.)
Happy Home Paradise DLC ($25, pre-ordering starts on October 29th)
A note: I'm only going to mention specifically what is new/different from HHD, otherwise this list would be too long.
- All Happy Home Designer features have been added, aswell as a system that is basically like HHD
- HHP takes place on an archipelago that is accessible via the airport, which you may invite villagers to and build them vacation homes (Aswell as have one yourself)
- You can earn a new currency called Poki, in order to buy new and rare items through the islands shop (Which resembles the old shop on the island in ACNL)
- A new online option has been added to share your room designs online
- You now may make villagers roomate with eachother in the same home
- You can now customize the exterior of villagers homes on your own island
- Added lighting customization, including color and intensity
- You may now customize the weather and time of day for requests
- Partitions, pillars, and 2 types of counters have been added
- You can use what you learn on your own home
- You can now polish furniture to add special effects. The effect depends on the furniture.
- New camera upgrades, including a handheld mode (Eyelevel) and a tripod mode (Locks it in place)
- A new app full of tips and tricks called Island Life 101, mainly to assist beginners
- 11 new reactions, including jamming; double wave; and stretching
- You can now navigate tight spaces that are only half a tile wide
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Did I miss anything or make a mistake? If so, please let me know so I can correct it! Thank you~
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