The cutest surprise villager!! | Animal Crossing New Horizons Day 3

It's Day 3 of our Animal Crossing New Horizons playthrough! Blathers has finally arrived, we're working towards building Nooks Cranny and we visit our first mystery islands. Let me know if you have any suggestions for good New Horizon tips and tricks videos so I can check them out!
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[@TSLDame-Crafts]

When digging holes for your rocks, dig the three holes in the corner at an angle and stand within the angle and it'll keep your from moving around so much. Every time you move to straighten back up, you loose a chance to hit the rock and get anything. Corner holes for example, two up top, one to the side, making an right angle.

[@lucillejeannette902]

Another great vid, you never disappoint, thank you 🎉

[@Aleaty]

Thank you for watching each day!! And still making it to stream as well 🥰🥰

[@jenni6640]

I really enjoy your vid, and now i think about to start my own new Island. 😊😊

[@Aleaty]

Thank you! And you definitely should, it’s hard to delete the old progress but starting a new island has been so much fun

[@grumpy_older_man]

You'll get better at hitting rocks with lots of practice.
Many players assume incorrectly that digging a hole or closing an empty hole wears down a shovel.
The shovel will only take wear and tear if you dig up an object or hit an object.
You can dig up and close up a million empty holes without breaking a shovel.
Also, once you start the hitting of a rock (there is a time limit of 8 or 9 seconds), your shovel will never break before the time runs out.

[@Aleaty]

That’s so good to know. So now I don’t have to worry about overusing the shovel for digging holes ☺️