It is crazy how small dialogue is in this game compared to all the Animal Crossing Items past games. Like, it almost feels like the objective was to patch in dialogue post-launch, but just forgot about it.

New Horizons actually has the more dialogue than any other AC game. I think you simply don't see it as much since they prioritise creating your villagers talk about everything you've been up to, such as burying bells or digging up fossils.

It does? Not to come off as rude but do you have a source? The dialogue really feels more stale compared to NL and I have played more than NH.

And to add on to this, they get all Mean Women on you, should you talk to them too much. Like, I really don't play to get my feelings hurt, so I try to not talk to my villagers over 1-2 times a day. _.

I love when people complain that the conversation is insistent and somebody always needs to come out of the woodwork to say"do not worry I read online from some random person that this game really has the maximum dialogue ever" like that's supposed to be useful lol

They do include more dialogue post launch though. Dialogue has been added for every single event

This dialog then needs to be translated into a dozen languages. It is no small job

A fantastic way to see unique dialogue is to play at various times of the day. Whereas Smug villagers have more conversation at night

I am new to it, but I am not really understanding the hype. The development is slow and it seems just like the primary mechanics are"gather these things, sell a few, wait until you can collect more items." I have paid two loans off so far, planted my cash like 5 times. Only one shrub has given me cash back however

First week kinda sucks if you are not used this style of buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Items game because they dripfeed items and mechanics. You then kinda find your own pleasure. Most like overhauling their island and getting all of the fish/bugs appearing for the month