Animal Crossing: New Horizons has released an update tweaking the drop rate for Bunny Day eggs after receiving a wave of complaints from fans.The Nintendo Switch game has been a huge success since launch, but the Easter event – which lasts 12 days up to Easter Sunday on April 12 – is proving to be a nuisance for some players.In preparation for Bunny Day, Zipper T Bunny tasks players with crafting a number of seasonal recipes which require special eggs.

Bunny Day should be a pretty fun time in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but an overabundance of event eggs in the game has players a little less than festive. Fortunately, Nintendo is pulling back on the Animal Crossing eggstravaganza in New Horizons update 1.1.4. Some new patch notes just launched detailing a curtailing of eggs in most situations through the coming week.

During the Bunny Day festivities, you can find eggs scattered throughout the island in all the areas you would usually farm for regular resources. An egg might pop out of the water on your fishing line, for example, or you could dig one up instead of a fossil. Then you can use them to craft special holiday-themed items. But with the egg rate so high, players have been a little annoyed--the rate of fish spawns had been particularly difficult to deal with prior to the update. By the way, you can buy cheap Animal Crossing New Horizons Clay from 5mmo.com, where you can enjoy a 3% discount by using the code “5MMO”.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a phenomenal time waster for a quarantined population bored out of its wits, and the game plays best when everything is working as players have come to expect. However, when its near-perfect gameplay loop has been thrown so far out of whack, players have understandably been feeling swindled out of their time by the Bunny Day event. Reducing the sheer volume of sky egg balloons whizzing over players' heads is a great start - and reverting egg rates to their initial frenzy on the event's final day is a generous boon for players scrambling to craft remaining recipes - but something still needs to be done about the plague of water eggs in the waterways and seas.

As irritating as water eggs continue to be for players (and as chillingly creepy as Bunny Day ringleader Zipper can be), the community's high expectations for how the game should play is entirely reflective of what a joy Animal Crossing: New Horizons is at its genial core. It's a shared experience that delivers as many heartwarming moments outside of the game as it does during play, so players' concerns over how holidays will be handled further down the road point to its probable longevity more than anything else.