Ngl I totally expected to stop playing after a month or two....instead it's the only game I play with daily, even if only for 20 minutes.New Horizons is really the most forgiving in the series as far as leaving for an elongated period of Animal Crossing Bells time goes. Villagers will comment that its been some time, then return to their routine dialog. Flowers don't die anymore, and villagers can't leave without your approval. Worst you'll see are weeds and roaches, which don't take long to eliminate.

Except for Baarbara. I really like her so much I immediately closed my game so that she wouldn't leave lol. I do not even take the opportunity with the idea bubble.They appear in your home if you're away for a certain amount of time. You walk them over to kill them. They are not catchable.

Have not played since might. Logged back in yesterday and seasoned the roaches. Spent 5 minutes trying to locate my net until I recalled you couldn't have your internet equipped in the house

Weeds don't grow back at the exact same speed as previous games too, I've noticed. I went months without playing there and there were just a little handful to wash up, took no time in any way. Normally they are everywhere.I really despise that villagers can't leave without consent and that flowers can't die. It requires some life out of this match.

I needed to look at every night my favorite villagers were not leaving, and I remember crying and getting upset if someone I liked left. I even forced my mom to look at some times when I forgot my DS.

I'm glad that kids playing New Horizons can relax and have that stress in their life.I agree, that anxiety is what eventually made me stop enjoying Wild World, when I realized that so as to maintain my town"living" I needed to buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Bells become a servant to it, which put me off from the whole series all the way until this match, where these things are way more relaxed.