"Boyfriend Bought Me A Humidifier": Animal Crossing New Horizons Fan Remakes A Thread That Went Viral In-Game
An player has faithfully created a viral real-life image with clever use of a few in-game items. In a game as open-ended and customizable as, it's no surprise that every player takes it upon themselves to play it in an entirely different way. Some simply enjoy the relaxing gameplay flow, getting to know their neighbors and expressing their creativity through island, home, and clothing designs. Others are min-maxers, trying to get to a five-star island as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Still others use it as a means to express their sense of humor, as seen in a recent post by Reddit user liftupsuns. The post perfectly recreates a widely circulated Reddit post from a few days earlier, in which an unsuspecting user purchased a humidifier as a Christmas gift for their girlfriend, only to wake up the next morning to a room shrouded in fog. In the version, the player used one or more decorative items that create indoor fog effects — either Cloud Flooring, an in-game humidifier, or a combination of both — to create a similar effect.
The post was well-received on the subreddit, with players praising the original poster's sense of humor, quick work, and innovation. It sparked comparisons to similar player creations in the past, and a conversation about the player community's ingenuity.
The original post can be seen above; it was posted on the r/pics subreddit by user mmm-pistol-whip just a few days after Christmas, who claims that, when their girlfriend tried out her brand-new humidifier, it worked a little too well and left the room blanketed in fog. This is likely because they used hard tap water instead of distilled water to fill the humidifier, which causes mineral buildup, which in turn causes the humidifier to release more steam than most users are probably looking for.
One Animal Crossing: New Horizons player discovered that the donation box could be sold for double their money, but it comes with one annoying catch.
Either way, the inherent humor in seeing the
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