Characters schedules are annoying

[Laura]

Im really annoyed when i cant complete something because a character decides to go to sleep, i wont plan my game time around a character's schedule, i wanna do things when i want to, so why cant they add an option to ring their door bells and wake them up so we can talk to them or gift them something and be done with it?????

[CislakPIB]

There are very few time limits when it comes to animal crossing. This kind of thing adds a bit of temporality and anchors the game in the real world. Set an alarm or play at the weekend

[Laura]

Originally posted by CislakPIB:

There are very few time limits when it comes to animal crossing. This kind of thing adds a bit of temporality and anchors the game in the real world. Set an alarm or play at the weekend

and why cant i play whenever i want? why do i have to set an alarm or be forced to play on weekends as if i didnt have other things to do or play? why cant i decide when to do things on a game i paid to play

[Laura]

Originally posted by CislakPIB:

There are very few time limits when it comes to animal crossing. This kind of thing adds a bit of temporality and anchors the game in the real world. Set an alarm or play at the weekend

the few time limit things that are there are already annoying, why do i have to be on time for a character to be awake and be able to complete a task, i've been 2 days already with a task about giving gifts to maribel and both times she was already asleep, there's nothing stopping them from letting us wake up the characters, when kristoff its asleep we can still enter the house if anna or olaf are inside

[Laura]

Originally posted by CislakPIB:

There are very few time limits when it comes to animal crossing. This kind of thing adds a bit of temporality and anchors the game in the real world. Set an alarm or play at the weekend

also i dont know if u didnt notice but this game its not animal crossing, even tho it copies a lot of stuff from it, something that could set it apart its not having so many dumb annoying things that stop players from actually playing, we should be able to decide when we do what we want to do

[CislakPIB]

then just time travel few hours if it's such a big problem for you

[Laura]

Originally posted by CislakPIB:

then just time travel few hours if it's such a big problem for you

And why should i abuse a glitch/bug such as time travel wich could break my game? if its not a big problem for u just move along and ignore the discussion

[JackR0_]

Originally posted by Laura:

Originally posted by CislakPIB:

There are very few time limits when it comes to animal crossing. This kind of thing adds a bit of temporality and anchors the game in the real world. Set an alarm or play at the weekend

the few time limit things that are there are already annoying, why do i have to be on time for a character to be awake and be able to complete a task, i've been 2 days already with a task about giving gifts to maribel and both times she was already asleep, there's nothing stopping them from letting us wake up the characters, when kristoff its asleep we can still enter the house if anna or olaf are inside

If you're just having issues with Mirabel, I believe all of the character schedules are online. In my opinion, it wouldn't make sense if the characters just didn't sleep at all, and it works a lot like the critters do.

[kitsuneblue]

they don't even sleep that long, this was added because they want to call it a LIFE sim and in life not everyone is available 24/7. sometimes some people are not going to be able to be reached. This is pretty common in games with real world timers.

[analaigh]

If you are "hanging" with a character, they won't go to sleep on schedule. If you need to, log in when you are aren't able to play, and just hang out with them, and then let the game sit until you are ready. I've done this in the past, particularly with the fairy godmother who was always going to sleep right before I got online.

[Jellie Juice]

It sure gets frustrating when trying to complete quests. They sleep around 3-4 hours which is a lot imo.

[Ryuukaze]

I think it'd be funny if we could wake them up and they were grumpy the whole time they were hanging out with you, but they were still available.

[Jellie Juice]

Originally posted by Ryuukaze:

I think it'd be funny if we could wake them up and they were grumpy the whole time they were hanging out with you, but they were still available.

I would love to do that to Mother Gothel

[PixieGirrl]

Originally posted by Laura:

Originally posted by CislakPIB:

then just time travel few hours if it's such a big problem for you

And why should i abuse a glitch/bug such as time travel wich could break my game? if its not a big problem for u just move along and ignore the discussion

Gonna tell you the same thing I told my kids when they complained about their games: if you’re not having fun, STOP playing!! You apparently find quite a few things “annoying” about DDV, including your fellow players.

[Laura]

Originally posted by PixieGirrl:

Originally posted by Laura:

And why should i abuse a glitch/bug such as time travel wich could break my game? if its not a big problem for u just move along and ignore the discussion

Gonna tell you the same thing I told my kids when they complained about their games: if you’re not having fun, STOP playing!! You apparently find quite a few things “annoying” about DDV, including your fellow players.

Im gonna tell you the same thing i say to all the people in the internet, why should i stop playing a game i paid to play and i enjoy playing? why should i be forced to stop playing because the stpid characters decide to lock themselves inside their house?, idk what your kids are complaining about and i dont really care, but having things stuck out of bounds like memories inside villagers furniture or not being able to complete a task because the character doesnt wanna wake up, i think are pretty reasonable reasons to be annoyed when im trying to play a game

[Jellie Juice]

Originally posted by Laura:

Originally posted by PixieGirrl:

Gonna tell you the same thing I told my kids when they complained about their games: if you’re not having fun, STOP playing!! You apparently find quite a few things “annoying” about DDV, including your fellow players.

Im gonna tell you the same thing i say to all the people in the internet, why should i stop playing a game i paid to play and i enjoy playing? why should i be forced to stop playing because the stpid characters decide to lock themselves inside their house?, idk what your kids are complaining about and i dont really care, but having things stuck out of bounds like memories inside villagers furniture or not being able to complete a task because the character doesnt wanna wake up, i think are pretty reasonable reasons to be annoyed when im trying to play a game

I agree with you. If the money comes out of my pocket, best believe I'm going to speak on what's wrong.