The game could use more content to keep dedicated players interested, and self-created challenges like staying up in the game for 24 hours straight aren't realistic options for everyone. However, those who attempt it will likely come out the other end with their villager's pockets stuffed full of cash (and bragging rights) from fish and bugs, and their island looking absolutely stunning from top to bottom. Despite the fact that Animal Crossing: New Horizons Timmy and Tommy follows a 24-hour format, every minute that passes in real time corresponds to a minute that passes on the player's island, what if a player were to stay up for an entire 24-hour period?
His demeanor is a shame, because his distinct characteristics could be used to improve the Villager designs in Animal Crossing. Olaf is a Smug Anteater who is only kind when no one threatens his dominance, but he is still capable of clashing with anyone at any time. Because of his drastic personality changes, Olaf's moments of kindness can be interpreted as insincere, which only serves to enhance his arrogant demeanor further. Apart from Olaf's flashy wardrobe, which resembles that of a Matador, there is little reason to keep him on the payroll.
and 9 a., respectively, leaving late-night shoppers in the lurch, there's still plenty to do for Animal Crossing: New Horizons players who like to play late at night in the game. However, staying up for the entire 24 hours of a New Horizons day would undoubtedly help participants maximize their time on the island, though staying up for 24 hours straight appears to have no special effects.
Instead, it instructs players to wait until 5 a. to properly begin a new day, with Isabelle from Resident Services appearing to deliver her daily announcements. In the end, once she's finished informing players about special visitors, upcoming meteor showers, or any other events for the day, players are simply released back into their respective worlds, with the added benefit of store inventories, rocks, holes, and other such resets receiving their daily refresh.
Even though it would provide them with plenty of time to speak with all of their villagers, complete any requests, and check out all of the available items at Nook's Cranny and Able Sisters, it has little to no effect on the game. However, such an ambitious player would receive the next daily announcement at the earliest opportunity possible, rather than when they first boot up the game, which would be the case in most cases. It doesn't happen at 12 o'clock, and anyone who simply woke up early enough (or went to bed late enough) would have the same opportunity as those who waited until the last minute.
These include seasonal bugs and fish, among other things. To give you an example, the Man-Faced Stink Bug is only active between the hours of 7 p. and 8 a. from March through October. It is possible that a player could make significant progress in their museum if they were to stay up for 24 hours straight, acquiring some of the seasonal bugs and fish while also getting everything they needed during the day and making the most of the nocturnal creatures.
