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Weekly Content Recap: September 23-27

Published September 27, 2024

Fall is here and while my content isn’t yet reflecting that, I had a blast making this week’s videos! As always I am looking for content suggestions, so don’t hesitate to comment on the videos below or reach out on social media!

Monday, September 23

My game “glitched” when Chabwick moved out and his plot took a week to fill! I’ve since learned this was caused by my move-in queue being empty, but you’ll have to watch the video to see the new resident!

My Animal Crossing game GLITCHED!

The image features a cartoon character with short brown hair, wide eyes, and an open mouth, suggesting a surprised expression. The character is wearing a light pink sweater. To the left of the character, there is text that reads "This was WEIRD!" in bold, white letters with a black outline. The word "WEIRD!" is in a larger font size than the rest of the text. In the background, there is a blurred scene that includes a green tree and some indistinct objects, possibly part of a landscape or outdoor setting.

Wednesday, September 25

Bob the purple cat moved in a while ago, but did you know he’s the first ever villager Nintendo created for the Animal Crossing franchise? I’m pretty sure that’s why his birthday is on January 1. Anyway, we gave him an extreme home makeover, as is customary on my island.

Redoing Bob’s house on my island

Redoing Bob’s house on my island | No Commentary

The image is divided into two sections by a diagonal white line. On the left side, there is a room with a blue wall decorated with clouds and red airplanes. The room contains a colorful bed with a blue mattress, red headboard, and yellow pillow. Next to the bed is a bookshelf containing multicolored books. The floor is covered with a puzzle-piece patterned mat. On the right side, there is a cat character with purple fur, yellow eyes, and a smirk. The character is wearing a red shirt with white flowers. An arrow in the center of the image points from the left side to the right side, indicating a transformation or change.

Thursday, September 26

A commenter asked what my honest opinion was on the National Federation of the Blind, and I decided to share it, but I only touched upon some of the surface topics. I have more feelings about it that can be surmised by this video, and I am so glad I’m involved in so many goings-on within ACB as I’ve found a wonderful community full of like-minded people there.

My HONEST OPINION on the National Federation of the Blind

The image features the text "Honest Opinion" prominently displayed in the center. The text is written in a bold, white font with a black outline, making it stand out against the background. The background is a purple color with a pattern of outlined flowers and leaves evenly distributed across the entire image. The flowers and leaves are drawn in a simple, line-art style.

Friday, September 27

Villager photos are so sought-after in Animal Crossing, and while I’ve collected a lot, I haven’t made as big a dent in photos as I thought. Let’s go over some tips and tricks to get them in a (hopefully) quick manner.

How to GUARANTEE villager photos in Animal Crossing

The image features a character with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a white sweater with a blue and green floral pattern, and dark blue jeans. The character is positioned on the right side of the image, facing left, with their arms raised and a joyful expression. To the left of the character, the text "Villager Photos!" is prominently displayed in large, bold, white letters with a black outline. The background consists of a wall covered in framed photos, though the details of the photos are not clearly visible. The frames are arranged in a grid-like pattern.

​Coming Up Next…

Surprising no one, I have no content ideas for my main channel next week. However over on my gaming channel we’re going to start off by ranking every gyroid, do a vacation home at Paradise Planning, and I have something very exciting planned for Friday. Watch this space to stay up to date!

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