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Maybe you already know by now but that I see my wife play AC:NH all the time and she utilizes shortcuts to switch between things like shovel and fishing rod and insect net. I see you with the menu to get to the fishing rod but she says tools can be added as favourites and then she scrolls through them with d-pad Right. Could save a little button presses!
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