Humberto Ortiz

4/22/2020 about a month after the release of Animal Crossing New Horizon they decided to change a few things that I disagree with. They changed the spawn rates on the bugs, now to see rare bugs like scorpions or tarantulas are harder to come by. Imagine all those hard farmers earning there bells catching bugs now they get a lot less bells gained per hour. Let's say they happen to be someone like me who have to work through this pandemic on the front lines and may not have the time to casually grind to get upgrades. The 8-10 hours of my day I have to sleep eat cook and clean now comes to like 30k bells gained in 1 hour thanks Animal Crossing for turning a game I once knew that had a lot of freedom and choices to do what people want, when they want to now a controlled environment in a poor attempt to control the economy that has already been broken and a singleplayer or multiplayer game whichever one you prefer. If you really wanted to save the economy you could have simply separated the gold from singleplayer and gold from multiplayer like Grand Theft Auto and even GTA still has cheats and exploits till this day that players use and enjoy and don't have to succumb to the tyranny of the developers of the game and tyranny of Animal Crossing developers, of course all people and companies change over time so I suppose if you want more money and want people to play your game longer so be it, but in my eyes this is the opposite of freedom and you have crossed the line with little thought and effort into your work many directions could have been taken to get rid of the extra bells or separate or negate the excessive bells such as releaseing content that cost a lot of bells to buy and so on, this update has decided my fate with you guys I am walking away from Animal Crossing forever the game I once knew and loved to be a freedom creative uncontrolled environment and I will not reccomend any of my coworkers, family, friends and acquaintances to your game and any other games you develope.