As a daily Animal Crossing player, I’ve been enviously watching the Pokemon Pokopia community build absolutely incredible things with the game’s comparatively advanced toolset, but this latest creation has me questioning whether it’s wise to give players that much freedom.
We all have neighbors we don’t like, and thankfully, in Animal Crossing you have relatively harmless ways of expressing that in the form of pitfall traps you can place around your island and the tried-and-true bug net, which you can smack villagers with until they start sulking like little babies. Sure, some people take it to the extreme by trapping villagers in custom-built enclosures, but there’s only so much you can do to make them truly miserable, and that’s probably for the best.
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They are (mostly) comfortable.. from r/Pokopia
Joking aside, this is a highly impressive build and that makes me even more eager to cheat on Animal Crossing with Pokopia. I’ve always wanted the ability to create fully enclosed buildings so that my Animal Crossing restaurants and supermarkets don’t go out of business when it rains. Although, as this Redditor has proven, deeper customization tools aren’t always good or even ethical when you’re dealing with cozy gamers. It’s always the quiet ones.
I’ve spent 20 hours in Pokemon Pokopia obsessing over its mysterious world and what it hides beneath the surface
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