Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Sequel Can Copy Legends: Arceus
Animal Crossing: New Horizons should have a sequel based in a feudal era. The most recent installment in the Animal Crossing series for the Nintendo Switch was successful worldwide, and the next game could improve upon that with a new setting. The sequel should take a page out of Pokémon Legends: Arceus' book and let players travel back into the past to explore what was there beforehand. By doing this, the gameplay in New Horizons' sequel could be shaken up extensively and allow for fans of the series to try out a new style.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons sets the character off on a trip to an island getaway hosted by Tom Nook. After broadcasting the offer and getting three individuals to join — that being the player and their first two neighbors — the player finds their character on an island very much overrun with weeds, trees, and nature. It is then that the player is designated as the Island Representative and assigned daily tasks in Animal Crossing: New Horizonsto try and improve the living conditions on the island.
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By doing this, more villagers may become inclined to visit and possibly stay. This could be expanded on by not going into the future, but going into the past in Animal Crossing: New Horizons' sequel. This could allow the player (and their character) to utilize their modern-day logic and improve conditions of living in a time before modern-day conveniences.
The plot of Pokémon Legends: Arceus involves the main character being sent back in time by the Legendary Pokémon Arceus. It comes with the removal of modern-day technology and introduces a crafting system to supplement it. Like Legends: Arceus, Animal Crossing: New Horizons
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