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13 Tiny Animal Crossing New Horizons QOL Changes That Would Make a Huge Difference

Bulk Storing & Removing Items

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The world of Animal Crossing is very item-focused. You’ve got your tools, clothing, accessories, furniture, bugs, fish, and any other nicknacks you want.

Fortunately, Nintendo introduced house storage in New Horizons providing players with tons of space to store their stuff without having to fill their actual house rooms with the guff. The problem with this comes when you go to put items in and out of storage, though.

Each item has to be individually selected, and the option to ‘Move to Storage/ Pockets’ afterwards. If you’re trying to clear your entire inventory to go and buy turnips, for example, this entire process can take a good few minutes.

So why not massively streamline the process? Let us select multiple items from our pockets or inventories, and give us a group action to send everything to storage in one. It may not seem like a massive deal, but trust us, it’d make item management far less tedious.


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