>>1893458
This is a pretty cool update, it must be exciting for the people who still play the game. Especially since it looks like you can design the rooms in the hotel a la Happy Home Paradise without having to buy the DLC. Personally, it isn't enough to get me back into the game, but at least it's something. 
Also, why did a janny edit the link so it links directly to jewtube? If the instance wasn't working, there are other ways to work that out without changing it to a direct link. No need to give that site any clicks. 
>>1893912
>I hope the next game fleshes out the villagers more
>everyone being so shallow as to not potentially offend the player makes talking to then fucking boring
The developers really dropped the ball when it came to the villagers in New Horizons. Along with being told to make them less "offensive", they failed to realize that part of what makes the villagers interesting is their realism. Despite being bipedal teddy bears and sheep, they would be rude to you if they didn't know you, and some may even still be sort of rude to you after knowing you for years simply because that's how they are personality wise. Putting items in your house or outside can only entertain you for so long; talking to all the residents in your town and helping them is half the fun. Heck, you could argue it is more than half the fun of Animal Crossing. 
>Being able to customize everything is cool
But it was held back and was much more tedious because of the crafting system. They advertised a game where you could design everything how you wished, but in order to get these items you had to hope they popped up in the store or washed up on a beach on a crafting card. Want all the pieces from a certain set? Have fun hoping day after day that at least one of the items shows up AND that it isn't a repeat. Your outdoor garden patio is going to take 6 months of real life time to get completed.