Why you're BURNT OUT on Animal Crossing | Animal Crossing New Horizons

[@darkanti427]

My experience with New Horizons is that I get absolutely obsessed with it for a few weeks to a month (to the point where it’s the only thing I want to play) and then I barely want to play it at all for the next few months. I’m currently at the stage where I’m not playing, in that time I have become obsessed with other games such as Mario Odyssey and Luigi’s Mansion 3 Edit: Detroit: Become Human is now my current obsession-

[@chloewright9881]

same!!! i thought it was just me.

[@CalandreaHall]

Literally me lol I’ve been currently playing Zelda lol

[@AlvinaYunoa]

Relatable but now I’m back with new ideas for my unfinished island lol

[@otttitan6137]

this is literally me

[@ley_brab]

That was me 2 months ago

[@alexschlosser7369]

I’ve been feeling slightly burnt out on new horizons but I’ve been trying to complete all my nook mile achievements! I definitely want to get all of them! I’ve also been working to get the golden shovel, which is the last golden tool I need, and I’ve been redecorating my island monthly or seasonally for holidays! Those are some suggestions I have for players who are feeling burnt out!

[@cluelessretro9876]

Me too.

[@Ahhahhhsiisis]

When do I get the shovel ? I read it said you had to help Gulliver x amount of times, but how manyyyy

[@shiptrapisland]

@@Ahhahhhsiisis 30!

[@shiptrapisland]

@Miles Doyle bro really? On a kids game content creator. Get better.

[@GTAFan-kf9me]

Take it from me as someone who has spent like over 4,000 hours on this game. Do not force yourself to play it just because you have to. Like others have said, learn to know when to take a break when you feel like you're overplaying this game so much. I used to do that last year and it really affected my mental health. Since I have a 2nd switch I can always restart and pick out whatever map layout I want. I am not sure if you are thinking of restarting but if you do, you still have all the skills learned from when you first started out playing the game and you start to do things differently that you would not even think of doing the first time. I would just take a step at a time. There is no need to rush through stuff quickly. Animal Crossing is a game that is meant to be a chill experience and it was not meant to be like some sort of design completion, since I've seen people compare their islands so often and they always get depressed whenever their island is not good enough. You make whatever stands out to you and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Play how you see fit and if you find yourself getting bored with the game again, then take a break or play other games. Thats what I do whenever I feel burned out with New Horizons.

[@hemarisam]

I personally got burned out because my switch data got reset (including my 630+ hour 5 star island), as I didn’t have the island save data tool. I eventually played on my new island to 4 stars, but it’s still not the same.

[@jessicalucas9545]

Me seeing this as soon as I’m trying to pick it back up after 3 months

[@laurend9607]

SAMEEE

[@c0mpu73rguy]

I don't need to do anything, I still play this game every day. There are some days where I play less but I always find stuff to do, finding the light spots on the ground and replanting my bell trees at least (I have 3 characters which I use simultaneously with a different leader each day so 3 bell trees to plant).

[@louise8544]

When I get burned out, I do the "unthinkable".... I destroy my island, create a new human character going to a new island, and start over completely from scratch! I know, I know, it's hard to do. But wow, this really jazzes up the game. Well, for ME anyway. LOL I don't even know how many islands I have had so far, but lots since I play every day and generally keep an island about 2-5 months.. The first part of the game is so much fun, making the island beautiful, terraforming, getting to know new animals. LOTS to do compared with later on in the game.

[@reezeyraola4595]

Honestly. I don't even watch for the content on this channel anymore. I just really find Kora's voice soothing and comforting

[@franklin-fq6vp]

Its always best to take a break when you feel this way. I stopped playing this game for like 6 months and then came back refreshed.

[@MagicSpaceWolf3983]

There is something which can nearly guarantee you won't burn out: do not time travel*. This is simultaneously incredibly easy AND (for many people) super difficult. *(Of course, we all have lives and schedules, so I don't necessarily mean something like doing the Fishing Tourney on a Saturday night instead of during the day)

[@fatechance8778]

I had been feeling so burnt out for animal crossing I didn’t play for 3 months straight, I’m not at ALL finished decorating my island but I also don’t have much to decorate WITH, I still need to kick some villagers off and I’ve started flower breeding (which takes up quite a bit of space) so I have certain things to look forward to

[@pedrovictorsilvaladeira7877]

At this point, the only things that keep me going back to the game are decorating my island for the season and searcing for new 2.0 itens and recipes. Today Ankha teached me a recipe for a pile of cash and I was happy for finally have a new recipe

[@crimsonamogsus7351]

5:30 Luigi: "Its Showtime"

[@Designer239]

What I do of not ever burning out is…. I jus make a schedule like when I need to get back into it. But I add a time limit onto it so I jus stop like when I wanna stop at. And I get back into it like when my schedule tells me to back get into it.

[@5280girlUSA]

I got bored after playing for about a year straight. I returned to Mario odyssey and completed the story (again, long story). I also played captain toad and yoshi’s crafted world. Of course I went back to acnh after the dlc and 2.0 update. Now I play it every weekend. Starting to redesign my island after watching quite a few island tours.

[@celestia9767]

I usually pick out what I think just doesnt look appealing anymore and change it for maybe 30 minutes to an hour a day so you dont do everything at once and have something to do tomorrow! hope this helps!

[@Tuinuiski]

I've became burnt out soon after achieving 5 stars for my island. I haven't even played the 2.0 update yet. It's entirely my fault as I feel I've reached my creativity limit and can't imagine improving my island much. I envy the endlessly creative players.

[@adultmoshifan87]

ACNH is starting to feel more like a chore than a pleasure, I mostly play just to check in and read Isabelle's daily announcement. I am still trying to catch all the fish and bugs I still haven't caught yet, and I'd like some help finishing the art section of my museum, and if any of you have a spare red, green or blue (not light blue) Randoseru, I'd like to do business with you! Nintendo had a BIG opportunity for a game that receives regular updates! Not to mention, NH is missing a LOT of content from past AC games, like extra Nook upgrades, Gracie, mini games and allsorts! I haven't played Happy Home Paradise much, so I will do more of that in the meantime!

[@dog771]

hi! what art do you need?

[@adultmoshifan87]

@@dog771 the statues near David and The Thinker, the statue next to the Glowing Painting and the 2 paintings behind the Calm Painting and the Nice Painting.

[@SoraFan23]

Like others in the comments have mentioned. Take a break and do something else.

[@star7communicator]

When I'm burnt out on a recent game, I usually go and finish up or restart my game files on previous consoles. Since I finished Pokemon Legends, I've been invested in playing Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon again.

[@jumiii]

if I feel like I'm getting bored playing a game, I start looking at challenges people have done, like in acnh getting all golden tools, getting all flower variations etc. also speedruns are something I like to try every now and then. if that doesn't help I tend to just take a break from it and come back when I get that itch to play, in the meantime I just play other games I enjoy or I've been wanting to try

[@cathygrandstaff1957]

For me the problem is the random shop stocks. I’m at the point where I’m just playing to collect the clothes I like and most of the time the shops just stock stuff I already have.

[@raleighamelia7895]

Girl I’ve been burnt out with everything - not just video games lol

[@CadoAstrum]

Cozy Grove is incredible if you’re looking for a similar game to ACNH, but there are a few better mechanics (fishing, errands to run for ghosts, design) but still has a very cozy, relaxing vibe. 10/10 love it!

[@sophie.claire]

I haven't really felt burnt out and when I did feel burnt out, and had finished my island, I restarted it restarted my mind set and make me realize the nostalgia. I love acnh, I don't really feel burnt out but there are some days I don't feel like playing which is ok, if u take a break you'll want to come back. I'm trying to finish my house which is something I didn't do in my previous island. I'm also trying a new theme and watching froggy crossing or Tiger give me a boost to play as well as Kora. Find something new u haven't done before 😊

[@balaazsXD]

My expirience find a dopa-loop. Its a dopamine loop that consist of six games of three different genres. And that way you can switch ‘em around a little my ususal dopa-loop is: ACNH and Stardew; Apex Legends And Splatoon; Terraria and minecraft. Now keep in mind its essential to break the loop and do something completely different like a soulslike but if you dont have the money to buy new games every burn out its good to settle with a few in a way like this.

[@Flower_Mom]

I think the reason why I get burnt out with Animal Crossing is that I try to play it like it were a Story of Seasons/Stardew game. Those games are all about time management and trying to find the most efficient routines to get as much done in an in-game day as possible. I try to do that with Animal Crossing, which is more a game about taking your time then trying to cram in as many activities as possible. As an example, on the very first day of a new month I'll sit for hours trying to catch every new fish, bug, and sea creature even though I have a whole real-world month to do that in. I need to learn to take my time with AC and I'd probably enjoy it a lot more. My island isn't going to fall apart because I don't spend a few minutes every day grinding out a bit of each Nook Mile achievement.

[@SoraFan23]

Three Words: Take a Break!

[@Brian_PCNoob]

This doesn't relate directly to Animal crossing but I have felt this burn out with a lot of games before. Sometimes I would take a break for a few weeks. I tried this last year and I returned without feeling the burn out. Every year I try to play a different series or genre of games. Ex. Last year I started playing fire emblem.

[@IOwnKazakhstan]

Lmao as someone who plays Valorant, the fast paced nature of it is definitely helping a lot with the burnout of ACNH. Platinum gamer and 5 star island owner 😎

[@LetsPlayMinecraft131]

Another way to not get burnt out on games you play is MODERATION. Keep track of the time you spend playing a game. Playing at most an hour a day is enough

[@Moonzie]

I have lost my island due to broken switch. I wasn’t able to play again until I got over island grief. Now I’m finally playing again and planning to invite some off my old villagers to my new one.

[@TheVioletBunny]

What I do is alternate between this game and story of seasons / stardew valley. Of course I check in on my island briefly every day but serious play if I take a week or 2 off I usually gain the drive back. And when I’m burnt out of sims I play other completely different types of games like RPGs. It’s just a matter of taking a break.

[@kookiekatz1949]

I've felt burnt out if the game and left for 2 months, And now I'm back and it feels so good!

[@SubjectiveObserver]

5:09 At least it doesn't track customization options. I wonder how many trillions of variations that would be...

[@BlingBlingDubuLove]

I got burnt out on acnh last spring and haven’t touched it since (except for a few hours to try out the dlc). I know acnh isn’t supposed to be punishing but I still feel like it is just bc of the fact that it runs on real time. I missed so many events and seasonal items since I put it down and so when I try getting back into it I get overwhelmed with the thought of having to time travel back to collect everything I missed………

[@nofarharel9448]

I was burnout of snow, now my burnout is gone, I just don’t like snow very much, it’s give me bad energy, when snow is left I was so excited to back to my island, I just prefer the beautiful green grass over the snow that EVERYWHERE

[@wifehaver948]

I restarted my first island and on my new island I got all the bugs and need just a couple more fish and all I'm doing now is decorating

[@d3w15]

I completely agree with going out of the genre. I was feeling burnt out with acnh so I started playing cuphead again. After about a month or so I was excited to play again.

[@pinkhoodie4766]

Thats what happened to me. It got so repetitive

[@bunddles]

never thought i would hear my two addictions in one video… animal crossing and valorant LMAOO

[@stoopyrosekrewfan]

What I did is I just stopped playing for a few months and it got pretty fun again! So after playing for a week or more and I feel bored I take a month break or a few weeks like 4 or 6 weeks

[@lacecumber]

When I ever feel burnt out I just clear out a small part of my island and change it completely!

[@AWeekLastTuesday]

well, i'm still enjoying the game, still playing it each day. onl time i dont is if was doing something and forgot to play. Though I do agree, changing things up does help...some days will play an RPG or something and enjoy that.

[@MajiggerRose]

ACNH is great for what it is and for a certain amount of time, it was great for me too. It helped me to socialize a bit and admittedly, without it I've noticed a decrease in my social skills, but I just wasn't having fun. Decorating (unless it's for weird, creepy things like a KFC staffed by chickens) isn't fun to me, especially outside of the DLC. I've caught all the fish, heard all the dialogue, and have done pretty much all I wanted to do. I got my money's worth. I'm playing Stardew Valley right now and have just started a co-op game with my cousins. This game is so ridiculously underpriced and I'm loving it, even without the graphics. This may be controversial because everyone has a different play style and Animal Crossing has always been about long--term, real-time gameplay, but I really like how easy it is in Stardew Valley to just start over or make a new save file. So many possibilities on every save and it gives you the opportunity to test things out or try something new. To get the same effect, I had to completely reset my island and honestly, I had so much fun starting over. I wish I could've kept my first island too, but y'know... There's no way I'm buying multiple switches to get multiple games. Not to hate on anyone who does, but that's just...insane to me. But again, I know it's Animal Crossing and it's always sorta been that way. But never before has it been such a big issue, in my opinion.

[@Super-Mario-Evan1227]

In new horizons im completely burnt out I literally am almost done but like I feel I can't finish. And I have no build ideas because I've done millions of builds. I have two switches which means I have 2 islands but the second switch doesn't have online. I don't know what to do please send help. I have a kidcore island that im burned out of and a city core island that I don't have online on and is overwhelmed with.

[@RobertMcCallJr]

No ACNH burnout until I finish my art museum or my Nook Miles cards... I figure I have another year...

[@Korikocrossing2250]

Aww I miss that excitement I got from the 2.0 update trailer.

[@hermionegranger2930]

Hey! I agree! It got so repetitive after the tutorial!

[@lisagunter]

“Hundreds of hours” …. … Me with over 1500 hours 😶 🤣

[@TheLostFan2010]

I've been getting burned out on Elden Ring because it's so huge, so I've been supplementing it with old NES games and it seems to be working.

[@rockowlgamer631]

I over burnt myself on Fire Emblem Three Houses, doing the four paths and then doing a couple challenge runs where I make my units use their Banes instead of their Boons was interesting. Like seeing my girl Mercedes being a Knight or a Cavalier. However there's just no way to go back to FETH since I played it so much so I finally put it away

[@safari2411]

Just the video I needed to get motivation again for playing new horizons. Thanks Kora!

[@5tsotytbsmcr]

I felt like I get burnt out because it reminds me of real life.

[@lowlife3474]

I sometimes check up on my island but I don’t play anymore

[@kierenbuckley370]

I either just play other games and return to ACNH after awhile or just take a break from gaming all together

[@zenbamboo7978]

So I get burnt out on ACNH but yet I have played Skyrim happily for 10. Whole. Frigging. Years. I've been playing Skyrim for two weeks recently. Uninterrupted. On my second character already. Send help. It's becoming a problem. I WANT to make my ideal island but just... Don't have the motivation.

[@Pinkmichboy]

I’ve been working on my debt and working in the island and only 2 days ago… I made 5 stars.

[@richiewitkowski7142]

I dont think it would be such a bad burn out if they would just add content that was in the older games back into this one

[@poison4453]

I'm so sad BCS my switch broke and my hardworked island was lost so I kinda feeling so burnt out that I can't even open switch again it's just so boring at this point Because there is no excitement like the first day I got the game and the switch I tried pokemon and still it didn't worked out so I planned that I just quit for now

[@_poppyplays_]

hey kora, is there somewhere where we can see what custom codes u use? I love the dress your character is wearing. thank u. xx

[@riahb9789]

i had a world. my first world. put almost 200 hours in within 2 months.. data got corrupted and deleted :( started a new one but im- sad

[@mtteo99]

I'm not playing every day anymore since I don't have the time but once a week I redecorate some parts and try to complete the crittopedia cause I still miss some fishes and some insects 🥲

[@strawberryjelly8442]

Thank you for the cute ideas what i could do Happy easter to you

[@mateuss2690]

I wasted 1 million on turnips,all of them became spoiled

[@Gabi-vc8zl]

So I’ve reset my island sooo many times already and i have 900+ hrs on the game. I want to play but my current town and villagers annoy me. I want to get into the game again but I’m just not enjoying it. Im afraid to reset again.. Im just in a weird position where I want to want to play it, if that makes sense. No matter how long of a break I take I still feel the same. What should I do..?

[@lipaschaangel8973]

I'm still trying to finish my first Island 😅😂 i buyed Acnh when it came out but i'm still not done with my first Island. During others finished already there third Island or more. Or have 3 Switches, with 3 Island the try to finish in the same time. I'm so slow like a Snail. But yeah i play other games i like when i feel burn out. Sorry for my bad english.

[@alisamastroiannid9222]

I actually like animal crossing my only problem is that i’ve been playing for months and i don’t have the kit for costumize my Island that my problem and i dont know How to have it.

[@6SamChat9]

Switch it up. play something different for abit when you reach Midway through the story For AC Horizons new island for a new console

[@hutaorings]

I had this feeling around a year ago, I got the game when it first came out and I was so obsessed with it for multiple months until i stopped enjoying it so I took a break to another game that I used to play, then after getting bored of that game I found a new game that I really enjoyed, I still do right now but I just got back into the Animal crossing world and i'm going to try to take it slow, I haven't been playing for around a year (yea pretty long) so any update and suggestions of things to do that I have missed would be very much appreciated :D

[@wonderxlandxo]

If you haven’t played in almost a year, they put an update out back in November 2021, so that will have a TON of new things for you to check out! Also there’s DLC (it’s $25 usd, but worth it IMO) that you can get which ofc has a ton more things!! I just started playing again a few weeks ago, so both are new to me and I’m loving it! Hope that helps 🫣🤷🏼‍♀️

[@hutaorings]

@@wonderxlandxo ty! I got the dlc a couple days ago and right when I get off school, i go straight to my switch just to get a house done ty for informing me!

[@microwolf9960]

This makes me just want to play animal crossing

[@calebroberson7264]

I am experiencing burn out from Animal Crossing and I want to take a break from the game but I’m afraid I’ll lose one of my favorite villagers if I don’t come back.

[@zukibot2650]

No villager will leave unless you let them, so don't be worried =)

[@Twinklethefox9022]

That's why new leaf is a bit more frustrating than relaxing.

[@SoraFan23]

No don't worry about that. This isn't like the old AC games. The Villagers will still stay on your island its just that you need to watch out for that one villager with a though bubble over their head that is thinking of moving out and you have the option to tell them yes or no.

[@brambleon]

I've found games get boring after time, but every game is different. I had like 2-300 hours on ACNH, and while 8 had a lot of fun, after story completion and not being super into decorating but trying, the rest of the game lacked stimulation for me. Logging in for events was fun for a few hours, but other than that.... If you're looking for a shooter with a wholesome community, Deep Rock Galactic is great for that! 4 classes, class levels to prestige, an overall level to progress and lots of challenges to complete. I fell off for a while and have jumped back on DRG and it's a lot of fun nowadays! Just a suggestion for those looking for something different;

[@Dr.Akakia]

Rock and Stone , brotha!

[@BearsSmellingFlowers]

i ben burnt out of new horizons 3 months after the big update

[@lydiaturner1273]

I got really tired of new horizons and started to play Zelda breath of the wild and now I’m back playing it but I don’t play new horizons everyday I switch it up every couple days

[@JustaStrawberrii]

Hi woke up a few minutes ago and saw you uploaded

[@SpiffyLitz]

ig i would play more if switch online was free or just didnt exist

[@josephinelanglois9464]

I just play extra find another game to allow me to escape my mind and visit the other people 90s game right here I’m about to tell you and I like it Rec room

[@Mary-sy8ox]

Eh If i feel burn out I just play another game or do other things. Its fine

[@shortcakes1726]

that's why I reset 😌

[@Starlight_235]

me who isnt

[@CuteZi]

I must say, giving yourself a goal to achieve definitely makes the game WAY more fun. I decided to decorate part of my island, and found myself actively enjoying the game again.

[@julietteferrars3097]

That’s what I’ve tried but I’m not very creative so it’s actually stressful for me to try decorating. 😅

[@Creep-e-cuties]

I have a completely random idea that I came up with that would work perfectly for anyone who both loves stardew and animal crossing and is incredibly burnt out: it is called the Animal Crossing Stardew Valley Challenge. The rules are as follows: ( if you reset your island you're allowed to sell fruits and fish until you can afford crops, after you can afford crops bells can be entirely made off of crops) 1. Bells must be entirely made off of crops 2. You must fully pay off your debt and upgrade your house 3. Your house must be entirely renovated and decorated 4. You must completely fill out the museum 5. Your starter villager should be either a cat or dog ( one of your first 3 starter villagers) 6. Meet the final friendship level with at least one of your villagers and get their photo 7. You should have at least one horse villager, 2 chicken villagers, 1 duck, 1 rabbit, 2 cows, 1 goat, 1 sheep and 1 pig. I thought this could be an interesting challenge and it could give you an end goal and perhaps make the fun game again!

[@lilbabycroissant]

This sounds really cool! :D

[@cloudkaki]

Thank You so much! You just motivated me completely to play Animal Crossing again ☺️

[@kellbell52]

I used to play new horizons for so long everyday, and I haven't touched my switch since December. (new horizons and botw were the only games that I ever played) I felt burnt out on both games, and I just don't feel like playing anymore. This video really helped me and now I want to log onto my switch and go visit all my villagers :)

[@jenschoice_]

Acnh and botw are the only games on my switch too! For botw, I focused on finishing up the shrines and side quests, including the xenoblade quest :)

[@jenschoice_]

@@suzyrottencrotch5132 I knoww 😭

[@LinktheHylianChampion117]

@@jenschoice_ I have actually done everything in BOTW except for one side quest,=

[@turkeyfanpepe]

I felt burned out on botw so I started AC again, but I refreshed my Islands so that I would have goals to reach again

[@darkanti427]

Some advice, you should really try to pick up Luigi’s Mansion 3 and/or Mario Odyessey, they’re both amazing games that are 100% worth their prices

[@s_e_t_h_a_m]

what really helped me was actually putting on a acnh let's play while I was playing. It helped me to see the game through another perspective and motivated me to work on my own island.

[@CaptainAstronaut]

The number of reviews of games I've seen that are, "I enjoyed the game, so I played it obsessively to the point where I no longer enjoy it. This must be the game's fault."

[@Shadobun]

"Without goals, your motivation and purpose disappear" - not only true for playing video games, but anything you do. Life is seemingly endless at times and so open-ended. Without creating goals for yourself and only going through the same motions day after day, it's easy to see how burnout is so inevitable. Not to take something so deep and personal from what's only an ACNH video, but your advice at the end really resonated with me. 😅

[@pokemonfangirl]

I've been burned out playing ACNH so I've been playing a game called Ori and the blind forest which is amazing and I highly recommend it

[@RussGussDoodles]

The main reason I have felt burnout recently is because of cataloging. I love cataloging, but after a year and a half of swapping between my switch and ACNH app I am so done. It takes me 2 hours to do all my daily’s including cataloging while when I skip cataloging I’m done in an hour or less. I really hope in the next game we get cataloging and home storage indicators in shops so I no longer need a separate app.

[@andybiz4273]

Making myself realize "missing out on some things is ok" really helps me with games like this

[@erikaantonsson9327]

Putting down games altogether isn't a bad thing, either! It might be time to pick up a new hobby, or revisit an old one. :)

[@NataliasClips]

When I was getting burnt out of New Horizons, I switched to New Leaf to try something different while still playing the same genre and not having to get a whole new game. I had fun over there for a while until 2.0 came out and then I played New Horizons more.

[@tarantinoish]

*there

[@zmbiey]

what really helps me everytime is resetting. i know you become attached to your island, and it's the last thing you'd wanna do, but honestly it's just the best thing to do when there's really *nothing* else to do in the game.. now you have a whole new map, whole new villagers to hunt for, trading for your favourite furniture again, earning bells, decorating, etc. before that though, my current goals for my island is getting my favourite villagers photos, completing my encyclopaedia, fully decorate my island, and try complete as many nook goals as i can, it looks like burnout for acnh is a lot more common than previous games tbh, i really do wish our villagers had more dialogue. i hate having 2 favourite villagers of the same personality and they both repeat and swap eachothers dialogue. acnh is a beautiful game dont get me wrong its just not.. animal crossing

[@MajiggerRose]

This would honestly be a much better game if you could have multiple saves. I know that's not really an Animal Crossing thing, but as you said, it's kinda not Animal Crossing. Resetting my island helped me a lot too but eventually I got unhappy again. But I suppose I got my money's worth.

[@TheVioletBunny]

Hellllllll to the mother fuckin no Fred durst style I’m never going to delete my island f that ! Nearly 1000 hours of work to craft the perfect all rabbit island.

[@endergirl9806]

I've experienced this "burnout" fron ACNH, but I don't understand why it matters? Go do something other than a video game. Later down the line you'll want to come back to it without forcing yourself to play (just like you said, Kora)! It's for entertainment, not "I have to play this daily." I have felt this, but there is so much more IRL to do. I'm not bashing Kora or anyone else that plays AC for a living or just for fun (like me lol), I'm just saying we all need to take a break and this burnout is a great time to do it. I haven't played AC in awhile and I got a lot to do in it, but I'll come back to do it later and love it for awhile again. 🙂

[@gamercarmen3957]

If you ever feel stressed, I recommend playing "Sky Children of The Light", its free on switch and phone, its very calming, and its cute.

[@aSquidMin]

Youre burnt out cause this game is fire

[@MushyRoom77]

As an artist, when I'm feeling burnt out or stressed about doing art, I watch speedpaints or videos from other artists I like. Same goes for New horizons content. Sometimes seeing how other people play your favorite game (especially one where creativity has a strong role) can help you get remotivation again. That's probably obvious but I mean, I find it helpful~

[@6powersofM]

Playing DbD vs watching Otz play DbD

[@r-jthecookie3126]

What kinda makes me burnt out of ACNH has 4 Reasons. 1. I am a completionist. And Always having to log the stuff etc got hard 2. I was trying to be in many communitys and nookazon. This was kinda exhausting 3. I had no real friends owning the game or even a switch at all 4. Still missing mechanics like only beeing able to order 5 items or craft only 1 item at the time.

[@JD-iu6rv]

I took a break from AC after Legends Arceus came out. I just started coming back now that I got some new ideas for my island

[@pommom6012]

I love Arceus, can't get enough!

[@6powersofM]

Which collection is hardest to complete? -All Nook Miles goal stamps -All fish and bug models from CJ and Flick -All fish, bugs, sea creatures, fossils and art in the Museum -All flower breeding color variations -All KK songs -All DIY and cooking recipes -All gyroids -All villager photos Leave your pick in a comment

[@jelloston]

all nook mile goal stams 100%, i have been working on it for the longest time since it requires all catagories. But it does burn a person out. especially the catching 4000 fish, bugs, and deep sea creatures

[@Nat-ul6ef]

I am feel a little bit burnt out of AC right now because I have decided to rush through my kidcore island. And I know I shouldn’t but I just want to restart and play like in the beginning, you know, fishing, doing the museum and take things slow with no theme (normcore). I am sooooooo excited for that!!!