A new smartphone obsession brought people together this holiday weekend. And no,Taste of Future Sister-in-law we're not talking about the price of bitcoin or the trivia game HQ.
SEE ALSO: Tamagotchis are coming to your smartphoneAnimal Crossing, a video game first released for Nintendo 64 back in 2001, came to smartphones last week. As advertised in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, players build their own campsites and make friends along the way. Players can add IRL people via personal codes and "befriend" virtual animals.
But that's where things get problematic, as Animal Crossing: Pocket Campand OG Animal Crossingplayer Chrissy Teigen pointed out over the weekend. These virtual animals — or as Teigen calls "animal people things" — will only agree to come over if players complete a handful of tasks, like build them a requested chair or collect five peaches.
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One Twitter user even created a cartoon summarizing the game and shared it with Teigen over Twitter:
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For the record: I've been playing Animal Crossing: Pocket Campand I agree with Teigen. While I've enjoyed adding IRL friends toAnimal Crossing network and some of the activities like decorating my camper and catching fish, it's completely frustrating that these "animal people things" will not come over my camp unless I follow their very specific demands.
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I mean, I get it. Some people — or "animal people things" — will only want to hang out with you if you have something they want.
It's worth noting that these "animal people things" are not just taking, taking, taking. If players complete their tasks, they get hearts (to level up) and other goods. But there's a reason I'm still at Level 2: I'm annoyed at the materialism in this Animal Crossingsociety.
Meanwhile, Teigen is spending IRL dollars on virtual currency. Leaf tickets help players speed up the game, like build goods faster.
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But she's not happy about it.
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Play or don't play. Just know that I don't care what you build in your campsite. I'll come over.
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