Jun 11, 2019  In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, start fresh on a deserted island and enjoy a peaceful existence full of creativity, freedom, and charm as you roll.

Nintendo’s desire to fine-tune the inflated is no secret — upon downloading, the game informs you that the Bank of Nook has. But that’s not all. According to dataminers, you might notice a huge change in spawn rates for bugs, too.This information comes by way of data miner, who has on updates and additions to the life sim in that past.

Perusing through the code, Ninji found that spawn rates for insects may have been unified. In layman’s terms, that means that rather than having specific months where a bug spawned more often, now they all have set rates during the months they are coded to appear.But, more troubling is the discovery that all of the bugs which sold for good prices at shops have been nerfed to spawn less often. Peacock butterflies, emperor butterflies, and atlas moths have all been tinkered with such that they appear less. Tarantulas and scorpions seem to have been slashed to half of what their spawn rates used to be — though tarantula island, one of the most popular ways of farming bells, was already. (This scorpion and tarantula nerf detail in particular has by another well-known Nintendo data miner.)A. Personally, while playing today, I noticed an increase in stinkbugs — which makes sense, because apparently their spawn rates have been buffed to 100% according to Ninji.

Nature Day is bring all sorts of exciting features (and visitors) to your island.Screenshot by David Priest/CNETBunny Day is past in, the wildly popular island life simulator for the, which means Nature Day is around the corner. Yes, most of us were back to our obsessions with, bugs and plants that populate the beloved franchise when, bringing with it an art-dealing fox and a plant-selling sloth. Yes, planting shrubs and spotting forged paintings is as ever the perfect antidote to the during the pandemic - especially if you do it.Along with the fossils scattered around my island, I've dug up a few nuggets of wisdom to make the game smoother and more rewarding as you build your life on the island, and I've added more each day as I've explored. So here are a few tips and tricks for players of all kinds, whether you're already hard at work filling your museum or buying the game is still on your personal horizon.

I'll update this post as more tips come along.