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@@Puffaa Thank you so much! Your words yesterday really inspired me. I’ve left a main comment which talks a bit about my plans. Happy new year!

Happy new year!

I’m honestly not sure. I wanted to do a town tour some time this year but other than that I have no concrete plans. I have a main channel @bandannadoo where I’ve got more planned out. It’s a bit of a different style of content though, so keep that in mind. Thank you for the support this year, I really appreciate it.

@ understood. Btw, Happy New Year! 🥳

@SuperMarioAutist happy new year to you too!

Thank you so much! But, this year was actually a leap year, so there were actually 366 days. One more episode is on the way!

Thank you! Happy new year to you too!

@@moppiemop9963 thank you!

@@Leon.Huntress.wizard I’ll definitely get around to city folk at some point, but honestly I’m pretty set on New Leaf for next year, if I choose to continue this at all.

@ Ok fine then enjoy new leaf it is great too and I know games are subjective but in terms of content it might be the best animal crossing

@ Thank you! And hey, if you want to show off why you like city folk so much, you could do a series just like mine. That’s one of the reasons I started doing this, because I wanted to show off the Wild World experience.

@ This is a great idea! I will think about it.

@@cozmoee Hey man this is just a hobby for me, I don’t really care if people watch or not. I’ve also gotten enough nice comments from people to know that that isn’t the case anyway.

@ doesn’t mean it couldn’t be better

@@cozmoee Yeah? But I don’t really care, sorry.

@@WildWorldCast Don’t be sorry, be better

@@cozmoee No that’s not the sorry I’m talking about. I mean “sorry that you feel that way because I don’t care”.

@SuperMarioAutist interesting. I think the only horses I’ve never had in a town are Elmer and Roscoe.

@@Lucy-uf6oi Not at the moment, because it’s an original design. I think I’ll work on it as an end of year surprise though, so stay tuned

@WildWorldCast sounds good, i'll keep an eye out!

@ Actually, I did do a video of making the tiles: ruclips.net/video/7kvV7JL47Tk/видео.htmlsi=8WlQxEN2Sa3ADonc so you could reference that if you’d like. I’ll do a proper upload of them for formality’s sake still - the videos an hour long and might be difficult to reference from.

@@sillywilly848 Thanks for the kind words!

@@zamaxan1 I suppose in a roundabout way, yeah. I keep track of the in-game catalogue and have over 90% of the 1300 items in the game. But this is my daily game like how people play wordle (though with a bigger time investment). I decided at the start of this year to document a full year of playing the game every day to show off the experience, a lot of people never have the investment to play Animal Crossing like this despite it being the way the games are intended to be played so i thought it would be fun to sort of show it off. There are daily errands that I have to do, and some days that’s all I do, but I’m able to find stuff to do on days where I feel like playing longer. Once the year ends and this series is over, I’ll still play it every day, and yeah, I’ll probably do literally everything eventually.

@ cool man. Is this your favorite one? I think the one that came out on GameCube back in like 2001/2002 is my favorite

@ Yes it’s my favourite, and one of my favourite games of all time over all. I really want to try the GC one though, the completely random features that are exclusive to it are fascinating. Maybe I’ll do a series on playing that game for the first time some day.

@@SevenofEleven Part of what I like about animal crossing is the pseudo-social aspect with your villagers, and I never really feel a strong connection with New Horizons villagers because their dialogue can be very basic and repetitive. This game’s more fun with the dialogue and writing in my opinion. I also find the simplicity of this game interesting because it encourages you to explore your limited creative options more thoroughly. Also I just have a sentimental connection with this game in general so it’s my favourite.

@@WildWorldCastGotcha, all excellent reasons :) Do you ever go online? All of my sentimental value is in Wild World too, but suddenly I got a spark with New Horizons and was able to appreciate it as its own thing. Not the same vibe as WW at all but still nice. I hope the next game takes the best parts of all of the games in the series

@ At some point I’d like to take a similar approach as this series in New Horizons to get an appreciation for the daily experience, I still like the game and I’ve played it a ton so I’d love to give it an extended look over the course of a full year at least. And yeah, a combination of the series’ best elements for the next game would be awesome.

@@3noon121 It fluctuates. Sometimes I do the bare minimum (which is just talking to all my villagers and watering the flowers) which takes like 10-15 minutes. Right now whenever I want to do something more interesting I’ve been working on segmenting my town by fruit trees and making gardens out of certain types of flowers. There’s also usually some sort of event every two weeks like the Fishing Tourney which adds a bit of variety. I think I also just derive entertainment from the daily commitment, it’s fun to keep up with the town and gradually progress towards overarching goals like completing my catalogue.

@@crystalizedcompletionist Hey thanks! And I’ll definitely keep it up, still have 60 episodes to go before the end of the year

@@caitie8213 Thank you! They’re going smoothly so far

@@vallclem Thanks!

@@vallclem good choice!

@@vallclem Awesome! Good luck and have fun

@@hunkydorymoemoe Truly. I love the variety of instruments and how much the tracks match each hour

@@WildWorldCast Right! I used to fall asleep to the 2 AM track as a child, ds next to my pillow... <3 What is your favorite!

@@hunkydorymoemoe I usually stick with 11pm. I love that twinkling sound that softly plays in the background combined with those piano cords

@@aldobanuelos6614 Hell yes indeed 🙌

@@tsuki5553 I just find the implication that you just throw the letters on the ground when you’re outside to be pretty funny. Where I live there’s tons of public bins so littering requires an unprecedented amount of laziness

Thank you! I hope you enjoy

@@tsuki5553 thank you for the kind words. And yeah I think there’s something to appreciate about the old method of filming games with a camera.

@@WildWorldCast it’s a lot more charming than anyone gives credit for! I love it.

I think the reason why opening the town gates will cure them is because every villager will go inside when someone’s visiting and have normal dialogue. I guess that function overrides the villager being sick, but I’m not sure if it would properly cure them if you shut your gates afterward

@@isaem.4429 thanks so much for the support!

@@7up_soda Thanks! I’ve got new leaf, new horizons and this game, so the only ones I haven’t played are the original and City Folk. I’d really like to get the original game some day

Not that I have any other options, but even if I could do direct capture I think I prefer this style cause it's more genuine and physical. Makes it feel like you're right there in the moment if that makes sense.

@WildWorldCast TRUEEE I feels like I'm juste watching from behind you lmaoo love it :)

Thank you. Sometimes I wonder if this series has been worth the time and effort, and it’s good to know that it has. We’re just about halfway through the year and I don’t plan on stopping till the ball drops. I’ll be around.