It is necessary to update the video game to continue enjoying the online functions, which includes visiting other islands.
The islands of Animal Crossing: New Horizons begin to fill with inhabitants. A few days after its release, Nintendo has released patch 1.1.1, which according to its description, "corrects a serious bug that affects the balance of the game." This results in the object cloning bug being fixed. It should be noted that installing the update is necessary to be able to use the online features of the video game, as well as being important for the correct functioning of its playable system.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
What was wrong with the bug? Object cloning glitch
The users of the game who identified the bug —compatible with versions 1.0.0 and 1.1.0— realized that it was possible to clone objects very easily. Broadly speaking, the methodology was as follows: first, start local multiplayer using the Nookophone (you need to have two Insulans, not just one).
Once we had two characters on the screen, it was enough to put a box on the floor and an object on it, if possible, of great value in stores, with the aim of getting as many berries as possible. An inhabitant stood at one end and began to turn the box (and, consequently, the object above it); on the other hand, at the other extreme, the other insulano pressed Y to pick up the object each time one of the turns was completed. So on. In this way, tens or hundreds could be obtained from an object.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons went on sale on March 20 exclusively for Nintendo Switch. Like many other projects, the coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19) is affecting the development process. In the case of the Nintendo video game, the incidence of the virus could affect the development schedule, so the company has already warned that content updates may be delayed and may not go out on schedule.
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