To tell you the truth, this is a very good game, just like the majority of Nintendo's major releases are these days. To tell you the truth, I have a lot to say about the flaws and errors that were present in the previous content.

Someone inquired to them as to whether or not they could. I would like to make an effort to verify this. Let's begin with the most important question that comes to our minds, which is the so-called runaway failure and the bathtub failure.

After reaching the highest point, your character should perform a series of circles to give the impression that they are deteriorating. Now, the issue with this failure is that it is very difficult to try and break down to some items, but thankfully, I can confirm to you that this vulnerability still exists in 2023, which is really cool, so it means that any new project added in the two years after that will be vulnerable. There are, without a doubt, a great number of other projects.

This relatively minor flaw actually works really well. It poses very little risk to anyone.

Because so many people will be curious about how you managed to get into the tub for the photos, I believe this to be the optimal way to use it. We really can't do it if there isn't any room for blame. My expectation is that they will be successful in the upcoming match.

I am overjoyed at the possibility that this game will be successful. But I must say that it has surprised me that Nintendo has not chosen to fix it, as I mentioned earlier. Considering how much attention this relatively minor flaw has received online, I find it hard to believe that Nintendo employees are unable to see this at some point; therefore, I believe they do not believe it is worthwhile to attempt to repair it. This way of thinking is commendable because it does not inflict any harm on anyone. I just want to know that you can also use this small fault to enter the middle of the table, for example, then you can put things in the center of a larger table. This has been one of the most frustrating aspects of playing Animals Crossing: New Horizons for me. When placed on a surface such as this, an object will move to the very edge of the surface. You really can accomplish this goal.

This is incredible in every way. Yes, it will still be useful in 2023, so your designers should be able to take advantage of it. I was correct. They do not yet have a solution to the problem. You can check whether you don't like it through the island, and then you can simply reset it if you decide that you don't like it. This is how the system works.
It does not function properly with other aspects of the game. For instance, you are unable to use the Nook mile ticket islands, which is one of the main reasons why. This is due to the fact that when you visit those islands, the game will actually save itself automatically; on the other hand, visiting cap and island does not necessarily mean that the data will not be saved. You merely need to reset it and then obtain a new one. I believe this may be the case because there has been an excessive amount of work done on Nintendo components, and any attempt to repair them may result in the save being overwritten. It is not worth it at all to make the system really work because it actually requires considerable effort to reset, and many people will not really bother to do this; however, if you have a low number of miles in Nook, then you can certainly do this to get a very interesting island. In order to make the system really work, it is not worth it at all. I am still a little taken aback by the fact that they even added such things in the game, which is also extremely uncommon, which is why it is very exciting to get it.

In my opinion, there will be no attempts at repairing anything at all. However, this is a positive development if you do not have a large number of Nook miles. Cliff tree failure is another vulnerability that can still occur in the year 2023. You can, in essence, use this flaw to place the tree on the edge of the cliff, which is something that would normally be completely impossible for you to do.

However, this flaw can actually cause this even though there must be sufficient space all around the tree

• Again, this pertains to the process of the formation of terrain

• In order to use this simple challenge, you must first construct a section consisting of nine tiles in one of the terrain's corners

• You will first need to cut a piece just like I have done here, and then you will need to design a miniature water pattern just like you have seen here

• In addition to this, you need to bend it in the nook that you just cut out

You are free to ascend to the peak of the cliff and plant whichever tree you desire there. It's pretty cool that in this little patch of water you can plant a tree in a spot that you normally wouldn't be able to get to, so that's the basic gist of it. After that, you will be able to move along the edge of the cliff by using your terrain shovel to clear away the broken pieces of the cliff, which will allow you to do so. In point of fact, you can even use this in order to plant trees at the bottom of their very own little cliff. This is really neat, and as before, this is a very harmless and relatively minor leak.

They might have to make a rash adjustment to the fundamental principle in order to correct a trivial but important error. The designers are going to really appreciate this. I'm relieved that it was never addressed or fixed. To reiterate, I am hoping that this is a function that possesses the capability to carry out the aforementioned action right off the bat. It's amazing how cool it is. Even though I've seen a lot of people do this before, I still believe that putting in the effort to do it is worthwhile because, in my opinion, the results are almost always very good. I am always looking for some new challenges. You will need to engage in some activity that is connected to design in order to solve these minor problems.

Even more design flaws exist in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, which is frustrating given the amount of customization options available to us. Regrettably, not all bugs in Animal Crossing: New Horizon can be ignored without negative consequences. For instance, a bug that previously allowed you to climb to the fourth floor of your island has been fixed so that you can no longer do so. Regrettably, Nintendo has removed this feature from its games. As a matter of fact, when they did this, they made it so that any items that players place on these levels will be removed and taken to the recycling bin; consequently, Nintendo must be aware of certain flaws in the game's design. If they can fix these faults, then it is clear that they have attempted to do so; however, we cannot overlook this fault. You basically have the option of going through the waterfall to a different location, where the same problem is fixed by making another minor error, and this will allow you to plant trees along your path. Even though the repair is very quick, the fact that there are still a great number of minor flaws in the animals crossing the new vision makes me very happy.

They don't pose much of a threat at all. I really enjoy making use of them. I really hope you'll be able to give it a shot, even though I know it's not possible, but you never know if Nintendo will actually choose to fix them.