The Broken Code of Animal Crossing

[@bluebell560]

The devs having an NPC tell the player not to do something that will glitch the game so you don’t have to fix the bug is real as hell tbh

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

It's also meta!

[@GreaterJan]

There are only 2 hard problems in computer science: Naming things, caching, and off-by-one errors!

[@Hunter-R.]

Ahaha, that’s perfect!

[@Zinkolo]

Oh my god that's insanely clever

[@cad97]

Software developers only have one joke, but at least it's a good one.

[@DuskTheBard]

FWIW if you're in base 3 you counted correctly

[@WohaoG]

@@DuskTheBard 2+2=11

[@gabilegameur]

NINTENDO forgetting to change a value in a copy/paste and forgetting how the random function cap works is so funny to me

[@squishranger]

"now THIS is regrettable!" followed by a game crash is honestly funnier than it should be

[@Oskarix-2012]

nook knows the code crashes the game

[@patch858]

It makes me feel better knowing that the Nintendo devs would have failed my last programming exam based on that range() oversight

[@bassguitarbill]

As someone who has gone by "bassguitarbill" for over a decade, I really know what Annicotti's going through

[@imaginekudryavka9485]

I've always wanted to learn a fish instrument but I'm just a lowly drummer

[@basser]

Same

[@WASDRhombus]

@@imaginekudryavka9485 _Finstrument_

[@pravaszakhah3239]

I find the idea that O' Hare cools off when he gets a vacation adorable. Bless his heart.

[@mouthwaterin]

Love the lil guy

[@The_ace-1233]

I love Tom Nook's reaction to putting in the crash code. It's like he's breaking the 4th wall and knows the player justs broke reality

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

A bit like Resetti and Don Resetti in general, the lazy villagers in New Horizons, or Tom Nook when he talks to you in the New Horizons Settings menu.

[@Adam71805]

imagine buying a bass instrument and getting a fish in the mail

[@danielthecake8617]

imagine buying a fish and getting a bass instrument in the mail

[@GhekOffical]

Imagine getting a fish in the bass instrument and the mail in the fish

[@RareSun]

imagine getting a mail and buying a bass instrument in the fish

[@LuckiestDanPer]

Imagine buying a Bass Instrument Bass Fish and getting a mail in the

[@CrypticCunt]

imagine a bass instrument buying a fish and getting mail in the

[@Cuyler]

Great overview of some of the more interesting bugs we've found in AC's codebase so far! I'd like to make a minor correction in regards to text commands being patched in Doubutsu no Mori e+. Doubutsu no Mori e+ actually has two versioned releases, 1.00 and 1.01. The check to verify a password's strings do not contain control code commands or message tag commands was not added until the 1.01 release. That means if you have an early copy of Doubutsu no Mori e+, you can execute the text commands just as you can in AC!

[@Hunter-R.]

Good distinction to make! I’m actually about to purchase a Japanese GameCube and a copy of DnM+/e+, so I’ll try and see if I can actually find a copy of both versions of e+… I’m assuming one is more common than the other, though.

[@Cuyler]

That's awesome, they're great games in their own right. If you're doing that you should know that Doubutsu no Mori+ also has two versions, also 1.00 and 1.01. The 1.01 actually introduced a few minor features and some bugfixes lol@@Hunter-R.

[@wlb277]

So is the decomp aiming to give us an unofficial PC version of AC once it's done? I hope so, would be nice to play it on PC without having to use an emulator.

[@Cuyler]

That’s a common question, the short answer is no. The more in depth answer is probably. The main goal of the decompilation project is to turn the game back into source code which compiles to an exact match of the official game. From there, things like PC ports become possible but require a ton of extra effort to achieve.

[@GMdieselman]

What is the easiest way to tell what version of Doubutsu no Mori you have? I actually have two copies of e+

[@LavenderRebellin]

Love how the Crash Nook Code has Tom Nook say "Now this IS regrettable." Talk about pure coincidence.

[@FaraFellow]

5:30 i'm a double bass player and you have no idea how much this made my day. finally all these years of hearing people mispronounce bass have been worth it

[@novafawks]

You can play 2 fish as an instrument?

[@ibuprofen-noodles]

@@novafawkssome people...

[@blakksheep736]

Makes sense, you can tuna fish, after all.

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

@@blakksheep736 Argh! I was going to make that joke! "r/beatmetoit", as they say on Reddit.

[@blakksheep736]

@@Most-sane-deltarune-fan 😆

[@iveurne]

this channel is like a drug but disguised as a children's game

[@edenmairay60]

​@GriffinForte they mean this channel is so good it's like drugs like how animal crossing is also good

[@SunsetBear]

i adore this channel

[@DrKoneko]

???

[@agent__berry]

are you neurodivergent (bc this sounds like a compliment I’d give, and I am violently neurodivergent)

[@DrKoneko]

@@agent__berry autist here, agreed

[@palmtopturtle]

Ohh, so that's how the "nook code execution" works. I knew I wasn't crazy when I remembered a code that permanently sets your background music to Resetti's theme, freaked me out as a kid. I'd love to see a video where you go further in depth about this.

[@Totavier]

1:50 And there was actually a reason for that since it was a small story lore in the franchise. In AC:GC Blathers was still a student of Paleontology so he can't identified the fossils officially, it wasn't until AC: Wild World when he graduated and now can identify the fossils properly. And also at the same time in one of the AC:WW episodes events Blathers also mentioned while he was a student, he met Brewster and helped him in opening the Roost in the town. I was kind surprised that Nintendo added some sort of story to the games for be honest.

[@loganmiller7827]

The old games had a ton of lore like this. Even up to New Leaf they were still doing it a little bit, even if it wasn't much. It's really just New Horizons where they kinda quit doing that other than copy pasting the same Sable stuff they've always had

[@CherryPixelBun]

​@@loganmiller7827 The new characters have some lore to em, a lot of it contained to the Roost but it's still there

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

@@CherryPixelBun AND vacation homes!

[@unofficialblues]

I always love when game developers mess up code in their game because it has a possibility for great content like this to come out 23 years later to discuss it

[@deforesttthompson9299]

Honestly. I feel like in the modern world, with automated testing and merge requests, most of these simple mistakes would NEVER make it to production.videos like this will probably be a thing of the past.

[@mochabean5042]

​@@deforesttthompson9299 ah yes, modern video games, known for not being buggy

[@franslair2199]

Don't worry about it, Nintendo has been trying their hardest to prevent game preservation so in 20 years we won't be able to talk about coding errors in current games as those won't be available any more!

[@unofficialblues]

:(

[@blakksheep736]

Invisible walls?

[@Ocarinist_Drew]

I always wanted to hear more about that weird glitch with reburying fossils and not getting the first Faraway Museum letter. Could never find much more documentation on it than what you said though. I guess it really is just that simple. It just always stood out to me as really bizarre. As a kid I didn't even understand wtf Blathers was talking about, so it stood out as just a weird thing for him to say. As an adult revisiting the game, I understood he was breaking the 4th wall to try to warn the player about a glitch, but that's just a really odd way to handle it, and it made me wonder what crazy shit was going on in the game's code that the devs couldn't fix it.

[@empireOfLove2]

probably less more they couldn't fix it due to complexity, and more of "this game is shipping for disc mastering in 3 days, you aren't fixing that. what can we scab in to take care of this problem?"

[@imaginekudryavka9485]

It's weird, because I have never played a single Animal Crossing game, yet I find this stuff endlessly fascinating. I'm a coder, and just love glitches and understanding how a game works. It's also a testament to this channel's quality; these videos are damn well edited and you're good at explaining and visualizing basic concepts in computing. Subscribed!

[@Hunter-R.]

I’m always glad to hear that people who haven’t played the games can also enjoy these videos! I appreciate the kind words! 🙂

[@Chubby_Bub]

I did not know about Anicotti's "bass", and that's actually hilarious. Having her in my village, it does feel like something she'd do, though. Most if not all of the e-Reader gifts were carried over from Dōbutsu no Mori+ passwords from scanning on the GBA and carried into e+. This feels like an English mistake so I'm going to check if it was a thing in either of those games. Update: Well, in DnM+ it was an actual bass instrument. I have yet to see if this mistake was preserved in DnMe+.

[@Jonskipvp]

fish

[@1gnore_me.]

I love looking at the code behind beloved games. it's like getting a glimpse into the mindset of the developers, and seeing all the little mistakes makes it feel so much more human. inspires me to stop worrying so much about the code in my games, and just have fun programming.

[@whackyzachy1482]

It’s only a matter of time before people start using nook codes to back door the gamecube

[@kingbrettpro]

I played through Doki Doki Panic on its built-in NES Emulator, Hunter via Dolphin thanks to save states, and I must say, the game is playable up until World 7. If you manage to get to Wart/Mamu, it's near impossible to beat him because the World 7 vegetables and Wart himself are invisible. The only time Wart is visible is when he opens his mouth to spit bubbles at you, but because the vegetables are invisible, you have to get lucky and hope that one falls on you, then you have to somehow time your throws so they end up in Wart's mouth 3 times without being destroyed by the bubbles. The bubbles themselves are visible so you can dodge them easily, but Wart himself is not easy to dodge since you can't see him at all so you can accidentally run into him and die a lot trying to beat him. So... Yeah, in short, do not try to play DDP all the way through in Animal Crossing, whether on actual hardware or on Dolphin, you will rage trying to get the true ending by beating the game as all 4 characters.

[@horsma2064]

I will not believe that Hunter doesn't have a separate KZbin channel, the quality of this content is simply incredible. We want more!!!

[@fizzybombTV]

I'm not sure if fits your usual video topics, but I'd love to see a sort of tutorial on playing the "Best" version of Animal Crossing, be it via upscaling, emulation, texture replacement for an "HD version," etc. I'm really interested in the preservation and longevity of this game, and this channel is a huge avenue for that!

[@blakksheep736]

I like that, due to my programming knowledge, I found myself guessing the problems before they even are disclosed. "Yep, knew it. A classic mistake. I can totally see myself doing that." 😆

[@Sealedaway]

Modern day Sisyphus is a programmer endlessly chasing off-by-one errors

[@jeasydj123]

Holy. The section of the range being set incorrectly to 15 instead of 16 blew me away. We were told to be careful about doing this in 11th grade computer science class. I wonder how they managed to miss that. Literal rookie mistake XD

[@qar_ty7732]

im guessing something along the lines of not explaining the random function very well internally(it did release over 2 decades ago)

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

With a game with so many items and random events, and this being a once-a-year event, it seems pretty easy to overlook a relatively small error like this. One of the biggest rules in cooking is to check the oven before you turn it on. It's easy to forget when you've got other stuff going on, and if there's only a clean cookie sheet in it (ie the code still gives you a random diary and it's got quite a few possibilities), you might not notice until you take a look inside. ...that's one of the weirder metaphors I've made. And i'm a writer 😂 I hope that makes sense though

[@qar_ty7732]

@@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo it does make sense as to explain just a sanity check (but this kind of hard to notice off by one sanity check is a bit more complex than just forgetting, its that it works but not exactly how you might want)

[@jeasydj123]

@@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo Oh makes sense. Maybe also just the fact that when you do something for long enough, it becomes harder to see mistakes. Maybe they were paying full attention to the coding, but maybe couldn't spot the mistake since they don't have a fresh set of eyes. Coding mistakes are fun to think about, but thinking about how the mistakes came to be is also fun.

[@trade21]

It makes sense though. It’s kinda like how in trades most accidents/mistakes actually come from industry veterans do to them being more comfortable and less cautious.

[@boks02_]

This channel combines two of my niches, animal crossing and going way too in-depth into various video game features, glitches, etc. This is perfect

[@Nickie-os7od]

Same

[@CommandantLennon]

It would be interesting to see if they ever made a definitive edition of the original Animal Crossing. Many people have said that it feels like it has the most soul, and it has a lot of random, one off events that never return, simply because other games have more things for the player to do.

[@wesleylantz9491]

When I was a kid, I thought Blathers’ warning about re-burying fossils was like, a general practice thing, so I always told my siblings to mail them to the Farway Museum right away or they’d ruin their fossils. My brother refused to listen to me and it drove me NUTS knowing how many fossils he “ruined.”

[@novelezra]

Nook: You see, you're late on your rent... Hunter, I'm usually a patient person, but- Hunter R: Ai9xES@... Nook: W-What are you doing? Hunter R: ...UaKHI3 Nook: What did you just say? What does that- Wait... I feel strange... Oh god... *Oh god no*... **Hunter turns and starts to walk away, as Nook's body convulses and bubbles, before exploding like a bloody balloon of guts and gore..**

[@64manxman]

Now THIS is regrettable

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

@@64manxman AND violently disgusting.

[@warelf1567]

5:27 "You know what that means? fish"

[@ZeldaACFan17]

The thing where two words are spelled the same but have different meanings and/or pronunciations probably caught the devs lol (The bass fish vs the bass musical instrument with the same spelling, but different pronunciation and meaning)

[@KevinSiebert]

Awesome work! I got the offer for a dummy from a villager in their igloo today, but I ended up picking the wrong bag

[@Vher_]

7:16 I'm, in fact, not familiar with animal crossing and seeing this I thought this meant "ah yes, the two personnalities: Male and Female"

[@justyourbud]

I’m so glad you brought up the weird fossil-check issue because that dialogue has always been so weird and out of place to me-especially in a Nintendo game. Like they were clearly aware of this issue and instead of fixing it they just straight up tell you to not rebury your fossils, and don’t even give an in-universe reason other than it “causes confusion” 💀 it’s always felt like such a weird thing to see in an Animal Crossing game

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

You DO KNOW that in-universe, Blathers is technically still studying to be an expert in fossils, right?

[@justyourbud]

@@Most-sane-deltarune-fan I’m not referring to the mechanic of sending fossils away to be studied. I’m referring to the 4th-wall-breaking dialogue specifically telling the player not to rebury their fossils after digging them up because it “causes confusion”, as brought up in the video. They could have easily fixed this issue but instead just decided to keep the bug in and tell the player that if they rebury their fossil, they won’t get a letter from the Farway Museum. It’s a weird workaround to an oversight that was surely easy to fix.

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

@@justyourbud But at least they provided an in-universe reason too.

[@angel_dust_the_prostitute4816]

9:28 to say you could literally generate infinite money or an item that could lead to instant %100 approval in newer games if this wasn't stamped out would be an understatement.

[@Zinkolo]

I loved this video but i kinda wish they were longer. Like I would legit watch a 30 minute or even a 1hr video on this stuff

[@StinkyCatFarts]

I think this is more of a problem with overworked developers and ridiculous video game release cycles, these sort of bugs would easily be caught in a code review

[@Slash0mega]

I find it amusing that re-burrying the unknown fossil was so widespread it got back to nintendo, so they had blathers specifically call it out!

[@Atomhaz]

I am truly amazed at the number of bugs that would be fixed by simple unit tests or PR reviews

[@Bobbynarde]

9:07 WHY HAVE I MEMORIZED THE BLOCK FLOORING CODE 😭

[@axelcubico4512]

Seeing how developers mess up with these things makes me wonder if I'm gonna make some similar mistakes when I get to program a videogame

[@Joeyppeterscorp]

Keep in mind Animal Crossing is an extremely complex game and far outside the scope of most indie projects. The coding errors in this case probably largely come from the sheer amount of things going on in the game. If you keep whatever game you make reasonably scoped I imagine you will do very well.

[@axelcubico4512]

@@Joeyppeterscorp That's a really good advice, thank you!

[@Wiimeiser]

As far as I know, here in Australia, the only games that had E-Reader support were Animal Crossing and Pokémon Channel. The latter's cards were released, but the reader itself never was. AFAIK the GBA-GBA Link Cable was never released here either.

[@joedlvr]

that’s so odd because i’m pretty sure if you have the aus version of animal crossing not only can you not buy an e reader the functionality just isn’t in the game cool cards tho lmaoo

[@Hunter-R.]

The e-Reader did have an Australian release in October 2003. The Australian version of Animal Crossing also has the e-Reader terminal in the post office. I’m fairly certain the e-Reader released in Australia is the exact same model as the North American one, so an e-Reader from either region should work in either version of the game.

[@joedlvr]

@@Hunter-R. damn wtf how come i’m the only one without it 😭

[@AlexanderBrior]

My favorite control code makes Resetti's theme play on repeat, it even splits the instruments in the museum

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

"it even splits the instruments in the museum" How?

[@AlexanderBrior]

@@Most-sane-deltarune-fan You know how the museum theme splits into its different instruments when you go into the different exhibits? It even does that with Resetti's theme

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

@@AlexanderBrior Oh, that sounds really cool!

[@AlexanderBrior]

@@Most-sane-deltarune-fan It is! Really shows how much care they put into this game

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

@@AlexanderBrior Despite the bugs and glitches.

[@brobeckskazooremixes8703]

Whenever i see a new video on your channel it makes me so happy. One of the only channels on KZbin where i can watch every video and enjoy it all the way through

[@extremeevoboost2336]

Would love to see a deep dive into how the game handles town rating much like your HRA video! Always curious how exacrly that system worked. Thank you for the content im in love with the channel

[@afineegg1040]

O'Hare having female-coded personality traits, showing their true self when no one else is around. I know what you are, O'Hare. Good for them.

[@papaelf420]

4:44 So cute, in-game items have their own genus/species

[@TheIrishDino]

Amazing vid Hunter! Always amazes me how you find stuff from this game I have never heard anyone else talk about. Love this type of stuff

[@nintendogh0st]

as a comp sci major i love watching videos about coding errors found in games, not in a “haha they messed up kinda way” but it makes me feel better about the simple mistakes i make in my own code

[@EggOfNobleArms]

This has become one of my favorite newer channels to watch, and every time one of your videos pops up, I smile. Keep up the amazing work!!

[@citricdolphin]

I'M ON TV!! Seriously though, you're amazing. The speed with which you are putting these videos out is astounding relative to the quality and research on display. It feels like it was just the other day that this topic was brought up and somehow you've already churned this out. Keep up the great work, and don't be afraid to take a little more time if you need it! ;)

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

How are you "ON TV!!"?

[@camithebrick]

nintendo accidentally giving you a bass fish instead of a bass instrument is extremely funny

[@vulduv]

3:10 Is that a damn floating point number being used to represent what will only ever be a whole number? ;:/

[@Monody512]

I just noticed that the rotation of the octagonal notches on the keyboard's analog stick is wrong. The orthogonals and diagonals are supposed to line up with corners, not sides. Oh that's gonna bug me now.

[@Golghrom]

I still miss it's soundtrack in the next AC games 😢.

[@themonsterunderyourbed.7620]

Due to O'hare only being cranky whilst the player's around, i will now headcanon that he just literally hates you.

[@vicvinegar2067]

There was a glitch (?) I encountered on gamecube that I forget how to setup (something to do with traveling and memory cards iirc) but would result in your character's face becoming a horrifying gyroid expression with black eyes and mouth. It upset me so much as a kid I had to get my dad to figure out how to fix it

[@ToaderTheToad]

2:27 How are you walking during the transition animation? Is that a gecko/AR code I've missed in the AC spreadsheet/modding server?

[@Hunter-R.]

Yep! That clip is a leftover from my previous video about out-of-bounds where I have a “walk anywhere” collision AR code active, which in turn allows for walking in acre transitions apparently. The code is here under “walk anywhere”: nookipedia.com/wiki/Cheating_device#Action_Replay_codes

[@ToaderTheToad]

@@Hunter-R. That's interesting! I wonder what's disabling the animation? Maybe there's an invisible object that starts the "shifting" animation that the code ignores

[@trollmylove]

The Nook codes may be limited but I smell ACE potential in custom e-reader codes...

[@minirop]

Me as a dev: bugs? Oh no! Me watching a youtube video: bugs? Oh yes!!

[@UltraHylia]

I remember there being a code that played Resetti's music. I always thought they were easter eggs though lol, I didn't realise it was actually broken code

[@vash404]

I love videos about videogames code/bugs

[@Dzapa95422]

I remember that you can take the game disc out of the GameCube and it mostly still runs just fine. That might be an interesting video depending on the more technical stuff that does happen.

[@occono3543]

I think in the PAl version this didn't work when you tried to enter a building, it asked for the disc then.

[@Leilanix]

I’m unsure if I’ve commented on your videos, but I just want to say that I’m so glad your channel exists and I always wait for your next video. I’m neurodivergent and animal crossing was a special interest of mine as a child, I wanted to learn everything about it. I’m also an aspiring/beginner game developer! Learning about how this game works is awesome and your videos make my day genuinely. I hope that you never stop making content!

[@Hunter-R.]

Means a lot, thank you for the kind words. Good luck on your journey of game development!

[@catholiccontriversy]

I always thought it was weird Blathers couldn't appraise fossils in the original game. Glad I know why now.

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

Because he hasn't finished his studies, and won't until Wild World.

[@MrMegaManFan]

You've reawakened my interest in all things Animal Crossing through your deep dives. :)

[@shinyrayquaza9]

custom E-reader is so neat, I even saw someone trying code injection to pokemon with it

[@snesei]

I feel like it’s less of an oversight for a bass to be given than a bass instrument than them making a joke about it. If I were to program the game I would do the same intentionally lmao

[@charliecarrot]

I love the bass/bass mixup! That's a fun one

[@THAT_SUG]

all of your videos are fascinating stuff. ALL of them. I can’t wait for more. Also did I hear the sting noise from the anime Asobe Asobase?

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

Aswho whatobase?

[@asleepyjake]

Weird thought when watching the part about using nook codes for read only, is there any way of having a read only code jump to use a character or town names? And could you possibly write an instruction as the character/town name, like is done in ocarina of time for ACE?

[@Hunter-R.]

An interesting proposal, but ultimately probably not possible with our current understanding. The exploit in Ocarina of Time that you’re referring to executes the save file name characters as code, but this requires setup elsewhere to offset memory. This is typically done via stale reference manipulation, which Animal Crossing unfortunately does not have any known cases of yet. The Nook Code activating the control code for the player/town name is simply an instruction to print the name to a dialogue box - meaning naming your player/town something code-related will just print the name if we don’t have a way to offset that instruction to act as actual game code. So, achieving true standalone ACE will likely require a combination of other exploits before we can abuse Nook Codes to write our own instructions.

[@WertySensei]

One of the codes was something wild like "Peachgavemarioaniceumblowjob" in the original animal crossing. I remember finding that as a kid and laughing my ass off.

[@Kabosu_Doge]

test it

[@guap3228]

I find the random number 1-15 bug so funny. I’m still in school, and thats something you learn about in programming 1

[@darendaleintelligence]

once upon a time I “sold” my house in animal crossing GC. I wrote a letter to a villager saying I was doing so for 1,000 bells and I made a “for sale” pattern that I hung on my door. The next time I loaded up the game after doing this, I started off on the train and my town was no longer mine. Mr Resetti would always meet me at the train station to berate me for not saving, (because my gyroid was no longer mine), I would knock on my own door, all the villagers treated me as if I was visiting a town on a neighboring memory card, and I was essentially soft locked from doing anything from that point forward on that profile. this legitimately happened and I have never heard of anyone else doing this and I have no idea what insanely specific chain of events it would require to recreate a glitch like that, but I swear to god on that day I sold my house in animal crossing. from what I remember I didn’t even get the 1,000 bells I asked for.

[@DATA-EXPUNGED]

Extremely funny that I tried to watch this video and my computer immediately shit itself and died

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

You should have had it charged up.

[@ls190v2]

As Gamechamp2000 would say: Animal Crossing for the Nintendo GameCube was coded on duct tape.

[@Joeyppeterscorp]

No, no it is not.. Overall it is very stable. You'll find every video game ever made has coding errors..such a ridiculous statement.

[@Ben79k]

Your content is awesome. I have a feeling your viewership is going to skyrocket. I see your name in my feed and click right away.

[@--fishiiki-]

I don't even play AC or watch content of it in any other form but this channel is ADDICTING

[@hegyak]

Further notes on the e-Reader "Bug" The game most likely is reading in code that says "Send Player this Item ID." Much like the Gran Turismo 2 Bug where the game is reading from the Table/Array and ending up with the wrong Rival in some European Events. Now, why, did the Item ID get "Mixed" up? Well, Localization most likely caused this to happen. Though, I am probably wrong on that one. Do the Item IDs for US and Japanese Versions "Line Up"?

[@SSeiten]

Glad to have found this channel when it only had a few uploads

[@Amazingwool78]

I got the Sanrio amiibo cards and I was building Chelsea’s house in the dlc. After I was done building her house I closed the game without saving I honestly don’t remember. When I went back her house is no where to be found and the characters act like she’s there. I tried finding what bug this was called but I couldn’t find it.

[@hri7566]

That decomp is going to be insanely cool

[@KingWesleyIV]

Seeing how bad some of these programming mistakes are makes me feel better about my own programming lol

[@toasturhztoastbunz896]

I would love to see you cover other GameCube games too, like Pikmin or Super Mario Sunshine. As a lot of them have very messy codebases and buggy programming in general due to many of them being rushed and made under very strict deadlines, and it'd be interesting to see someone cover it.

[@97MiloProductions]

great video! as a programmer myself i can understand oversights happening here and then, its almost innevitable lol i'll have to check out some of your other vids to see any new stuff i may not know

[@buntimefulltime]

Hey maybe you know about this. When I was a kid playing Animal Crossing, I saw a gigantic fish in the river. It was practically as wide as the river was. I didn't have my rod on me at the time, so I scared the fish away. I saw it again in the same spot on the river later on, and I had my rod on me that time so I tried to catch it. But I was too nervous and I failed. I never saw the fish again. Years later I tried to find info on this big fish, but all I could find was info on the whale that sometimes appears in the ocean on Kappn's boat ride. Do you know anything about an absolutely massive river fish?

[@AGZhark]

Sorry I’m late, but I feel like I’m understanding better now! I especially love your explanation about the coconuts and shells. Edit: And ooh I do enjoy how I immediately understood the diary explanation. Back then? I was not the smartest… but I’m getting better

[@Nextia_]

Man I've been loving these videos so far, obscure info on games that I would never otherwise play has gotta be my number 1 fave genre :D

[@cecillewolters1995]

I’m kinda weirded out now, I could’ve sworn to have found a coconut on the beach before o.0 The normal beach in the European version, not the island

[@joshuawiener5003]

Tom Nook saying "now this IS regrettable" before the game crashing just... Hits different.

[@JannesDragon]

As a programmer myself, your videos are so interesting, especially combined with a game I like ^^

[@jadedsentiment]

Great video. Informative, clean professional and high quality. definitely subscribing to see more of these. Also very exciting news about the decomp! Can't wait.

[@youtubehandlesux]

My wacky solution to the off by one error when using random number generator: struct Includes { int i; }; struct Excludes { int i; }; Then override rng with these functions: int rng(Includes min, Includes max); int rng(Includes min, Excludes max); int rng(Excludes min, Includes max); int rng(Excludes min, Excludes max); So every time rng is called it needs to be used like this thus preventing confusion: int rng(Includes{0}, Includes{15});

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

Whatever THAT means. /hj

[@kankakaratestyle]

I started AC: nGC for the first time today (I’ve been playing NH for almost its lifetime) and recalled this video and others about glitches and coding errors. Imagine my shock when my island had ORANGES as the native fruit?? And I couldn’t find this video right away to make sure I was thinking of the right fruit 😭 thank you for the video(s) on AC, it’s really lovely to enjoy with coffee.

[@Most-sane-deltarune-fan]

What's wrong with having oranges as native fruit?

[@supermo12304]

Animal Crossing is so buggy, but such a relaxing and silly game honestly

[@superbro6413]

Super exciting to know that a Animal Crossing decomp is on its way. While there has been a handful of AC sequels over the decades, GC Animal Crossing holds a special place in my heart Maybe if it releases in the future, you could cover it in a video? Regardless, thanks this here

[@Curtis.....]

If you use the nook code that crashes your game, does that still trigger resetti?

[@GooFly-v3j]

whats weird is i realized a lot of these issues withouth relaizeing .. the issues? i just mnoticed weird patterns in things and was like ' well x and y happned, guess im SOL on oranges this town

[@Dr.Frasier_Crane]

Thanks for these videos. So informative and addicting