It is interesting how they just naturally have those behaviours

Hmm... that is Animal Crossing New Horizons Items definitely reason enough to worry. I would be on the watch for any sinister/suspicious behaves from that kitty, seems they are training for war.

My kitty also is mesmerized by AC! No other game really, but he really loves sitting in the bottom of my television watching me run around (aimlessly) in my island.

Wow. I would have a exact unproductive day when I had a cat that did this, because I would just chase bugs up the screen's border repeatedly.

Gonna should make a very small butterfly out of paper and hang it by a series for him. See if he likes it. I love it tho. Any inquisitive creature looks are the best

Aww, that's so cute! It is interesting how they just naturally have those behaviours. And yupp, I'm sure they were nice and orderly (the Pokeballs) until he got up there and pushed them around.

I think it's an issue with your particular unit.Crafting was a cool concept to introduce in the game in the beginning. But the deficiency of QoL features, really turned the mechanic into a chore more so than other crafting-centric games. So I hope more of the game does not become about crafting later on. Believe there is ample space to evolve without creating that system more robust. As an example, they could introduce mini games, multiplayer content, more villager kinds and creatures, deeper mechanics, mechanics apart from just gathering.

Since no one Appears to start the article to read and instead just comment based on the headline, here's a few quotes:

Series producer Hisashi Nogami and New Horizons manager Aya Kyogoku discussed the history and potential of the Animal Crossing during an online discussion for Buy Nook Miles Ticket Japan's Computer Entertainment Developers Conference (CEDEC), according to 4Gamer.