While players wondering if other items make a similar hole, many will likely start placing some massive items inside their Villager’s getaway destinations. Even if players have no interest in making fossil-filled homes, everyone can appreciate this attention to detail. For those interested in replicating the design, they will have to complete a few dozen Vacation Homes before fossils become available. Unsurprisingly, this detail shocked Animal Crossing: New Horizons players, with the post bringing in over 25,000 upvotes over the last few days. The hole looks completely natural, as pieces of wood are splintered outward from the point of impact. As such, the dinosaur’s massive neck is all that can be seen, with the extinct creature’s skull creating a hole in the roof. While it would make sense for the fossils to clip through the ceiling or just not be placeable inside of homes, Nintendo thought that it would be better to have them break through ceilings like what would happen in real life. Pointed out by Reddit user and Animal Crossing: New Horizons fan Upperclasshole, the game’s large fossils will have a major impact on a building’s ceiling if they are placed down. However, one specific item type has a unique ability.īless this game's attention to detail! from Like players do with their own home, they will place items throughout each room, customizing a Villager’s living space until they are completely satisfied. The expansion sees players decorating Vacation Homes for their favorite Villagers, with buildings like hospitals and schools also being worked on as players make some progress in the expansion. It seems like that same level of detail was important to Nintendo when designing the Happy Home Paradise DLC for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. RELATED: Artist Shows What Turtwig Would Look Like as an Animal Crossing Villager
The King Tut helmet features a unique falling animation when players run, showing just how much thought went into the base game’s content. TVs can be turned on and will play a few hard-to-recognize programs, toasters will actually work, and players can fill their dart boart with darts.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ Villlagers have special toe beans on their paws and will make unique tracks in the snow. Nintendo put plenty of time into adding small details that fans will appreciate, and that some will never see. That has happened again with the Happy Home Paradise DLC, as one Animal Crossing: New Horizons fan spotted a wild detail inside of a Villager’s home. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is full of memorable details, with players often finding new ones when they least expect it.
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