Several players are happy with the 2.0 update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Nintendo has updated the game with tons of content, like new mysterious islands, popular characters from past titles, and much more. Moreover, New Horizons paid DLC, Happy Home Paradise is gaining more attention each day.

Interestingly, with the addition of the new update, Nintendo also mistakenly introduced some minor bugs to the game. Therefore, the 2.0.1 update to remove such bugs is now available for download.

It’s even more interesting to see how Nintendo released a patch to remove these bugs within the first week of release. Furthermore, most players didn’t expect to get such an early update as developers told themselves they will not support New Horizons anymore.

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Players can now make the Kiki and Lala wand available again, as Nintendo mistakenly removed it from the store. The patch also rearranged some missing DIY recipes, fixed some flooring, Villager’s dialogues when visiting players’ homes. Unfortunately, some users found villagers using the cafe dialogues while visiting their house.

The patch also included some fixes for the Happy Home Paradise. One of the bugs allowed players to continue playing through the expansion pack without designing the first facility. This bug also restricted players to unlock some features.

Naturally, this was not intended and Nintendo has now fixed it with the recent patch. Now, whether you have designed the school or not in Happy Home Paradise, everything will resolve itself after designing your next home. Furthermore, any new features that were supposed to be unlocked will be available.

Some fixes include errors with amiibo when used at the facility, an issue where you get countless turnips from Joan at the hospital, and you won’t get the Ripe Sugarcane plant by unlocking tomatoes. Overall, developers have released a very important patch to address glaring issues. Not to mention, players are very happy to see how quickly Nintendo took action on them.

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