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Oh No, My Animal Crossing Anxiety Is Back
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thegamer.comAnimal Crossing's Happy Home Paradise is the best thing to happen to New Horizons. It perfectly appeals to the two main factions of the ACNH playerbase - 'I haven't played in ages and I'm too overwhelmed to go back' and 'I still play all the time and desperately need something to do'.
Happy Home Paradise acts like a hard reset, but it keeps your actual island intact. Instead of forcing you to lose all of your progress, it sees you set sail for a new archipelago where you can fill every plot of
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Animal Crossing: Worst New Villagers In Happy Home Paradise & 2.0
Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ 2.0 update and Happy Home Paradise DLC released on November 3 with 16 new villagers joining the game. While eight of them were brand new additions that were welcomed to the franchise in New Horizons, eight more of them returned from previous games such as the original Animal Crossing for the Nintendo GameCube and the Japanese-only game, Dōbutsu no Mori e+.
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