ACNH flowers will not vanish even if you or someone else runs over them

To begin, the ACNH flowers will not vanish even if you or someone else runs over them multiple times or pluck them. Thus, there is no need to exercise such extreme caution because the bulb will regrow after a few days. You can also beautify the exterior of your home by placing furnishings there (which oh my gosh was so big if you remember when New Horizons showed that off). And finally, the feature that you will most likely be anticipating, terraforming, can be found in your phone's "island designer" menu. In spite of the fact that terraforming is so laborious and frustrating, it allows us to change the majority of our island because it enables us to level the entire thing, add preset paths that will give off a realistic sound when walked on, add cliffs so you can dictate how each level is, and change the waterscape so you can mess with how water will flow and how your ponds look and where they'll be. All of these things can be done despite the fact that terraforming is so tedious Nevertheless, you won't be able to access this until K.K. Slider arrives. Tom Nook will also allow you to move houses or other buildings (other than the Town Hall), as well as add or destroy inclines and bridges (for a fee, and it will take a day to build once it is funded... and you can only move one building and one incline/bridge a day). However, moving the Town Hall is not an option.

We also have ACNH Special Guests, the majority of whom are not new characters; however, they do not have anything established on your island or anyplace else in the game where you can go to visit them. There are several characters that will be making a return, such as Wisp, who will reward you with a random new or pricey item if you can collect all of his misplaced ghost pieces; Gulliver/Pirate Gulliver is a minigame in which you must assist Gulliver in recovering phone components following a shipwreck (or helping him recover his phone while he is a pirate) in order to obtain a unique item from his item pool; Saharah will acquire a variety of carpets and an unidentified wallpaper or flooring; Leif, which will pay double for the following weeks and functions as a means to purchase pumpkin starts, flower seeds, and bushes; Celeste, who now roves and will provide you with unique do-it-yourself instructions on meteor showers; Kicks, which is a store that offers footwear, socks, and bags that are not available at Able Sisters; Label, for which she will give you the assignment of putting together a themed wardrobe in exchange for items from her apparel collection and tickets to use at Able Sisters; K.K. Slider is where you can listen to some music and get your own copy for your music players. Finally, Pascal isn't technically a visitor, but he appears when you catch a scallop for the first time that day to give you mermaid items, diys, or pearls to make those diys. The adorable Daisy Mae, who now helps her grandmother Joan sell turnips on Sundays; Flick, who will buy bugs for double the price, make a model of it if you have three of them, and host the Bug Off; and CJ, who is very similar to Flick but for fish, and who hosts the Fishing Tourney; these are the new special visitors.

Due to the fact that this is taking place in real time, we are subject to the four distinct seasons as well as the associated holidays. For example, when winter arrives, your island will be blanketed in snow, and even if you live in a region that seldom sees snow — like I did for the better part of my childhood — your Animal Crossing character will be able to enjoy the white stuff by playing in it and constructing snowmen. I still sometimes hear that air sound when a balloon present is arriving due to the first Bunny Day, even though the seasonal events and holidays are a massive mixed bag, and a lot of them are merely seasonal products you'll buy from Nook Shopping (No Blanca for April Fools? Perhaps possibly an April Fools event? (Come on, now) Yet, in my opinion, the season diys were the one thing that completely ruined the cool atmosphere. The overwhelming majority of seasonal do-it-yourself projects are obtained through balloon presents, which spawn approximately every five to ten minutes and can be destroyed using a slingshot. Each one will deliver a different gift, which may include money or materials for crafts. When a new season or event rolls around, seasonal do-it-yourself projects are added to the game, even if the random number generator (rng) for such projects is awful. They appear so infrequently, but it is possible to obtain duplicates even if you do not have the complete set. So, you will need to grind for an entire day or numerous days in the hopes of not getting an excessive number of duplicates. Those who only play it sometimes will have an extremely low to nonexistent chance of acquiring any seasonal DIYs or seeing more than one. This is due to the fact that even when grinding, you can go for hours without getting one. Nevertheless, the greatest time to do this was during Halloween. If you offer a villager a candy on Halloween, they will teach you a new ACNH DIY that you haven't discovered before, and you can purchase these candies in Nook's Cranny throughout the month of October. The Do It Yourself projects that are associated with the seasons (like Cherry Blossoms) and certain events (like Bunny Day) require seasonal crafting materials. If you want to make everything, you will need to do some grinding, and if you want more than one of something, you will need to make more of it (with acorns and pinecones being the most annoying as they rely on rng to drop).