My Last Build... | Olive ACNH

Summary

In this video, the creator, despite being sick with COVID, continues working on the final build of their 'Olive' island project. They walk through cleaning up flowers, reshaping a pond, adding custom designs, and planting trees and bushes. The video focuses on designing a cozy beehive area, adding seating, a bridge, and various decorative touches like scarecrows and custom designs. The creator is excited about finishing this island and preparing for the next project. The video ends with a time-traveled walkthrough of the final build and a promise of a full island tour in the next video.

Takeaways

• 🤒 The creator is sick with COVID-19 but using the quarantine time to film more content.
• 🏞️ This is the final build on the creator's island called Olive, focusing on the last available area.
• 🌸 The first task was to clean up the flowers scattered across the area before starting the new build.
• 🌊 The creator reshaped a pond to build a bridge over it as part of the new design.
• 🍯 A beehive area was created, featuring a covered counter with jars and a beekeeper's hive.
• 🌳 The creator planted several trees, bushes, and wheat fields to fill up and enhance the landscape.
• 🐇 Additional design elements like a bunny, wooden stakes, and a scarecrow were added for charm.
• 🪜 A permanent ladder was installed to create easy access to an upper area of the build.
• 🌾 A small farm area with pumpkins, wheat fields, and a scarecrow was designed near the bridge.
• 🚜 The creator plans to flatten the entire island after this final build to begin a new project on the same island.

Q & A

What is the purpose of this video?

The purpose of the video is to showcase the final build of the island named 'Olive' in a game. The creator walks through their process of completing the last area, including cleaning up flowers and designing specific sections of the island.

Why does the creator mention being sick at the beginning?

The creator mentions being sick with COVID-19 at the beginning of the video, explaining that this allows them more time to film content, which is beneficial for their audience.

What does the creator do first in the video?

The first task in the video is to clean up flowers in the last area of the island to prepare for the final build. The creator also unloads items from their pockets to clear the space.

What is the main feature the creator wants to add to the pond area?

The creator reshapes the pond area to add a bridge over the water, as they feel they haven’t done that type of feature in a while.

What type of area does the creator design next after reshaping the pond?

The creator designs a beehive area using custom designs and items like a covered counter, glass jars, and a beekeeper’s hive to create a cozy seating area where players can imagine sitting and having coffee with fresh honey.

What challenge does the creator face when building the beehive area?

The creator mentions that it was difficult to get the beehives in the game, as bees usually sting them, but when they needed beehives, they were hard to find.

What is the creator’s plan for their next island?

The creator plans to completely flatten their current island, Olive, and reuse it for their next island project. They intend to remove all the items and structures, which they expect to be a time-consuming task.

How does the creator plan to connect different areas of the island?

The creator uses various methods like adding paths and placing a permanent ladder to connect different areas. They also use a diagonal bridge to connect sections and improve accessibility.

What type of small details does the creator add to improve the design?

The creator adds small details like custom paths, trees, bushes, a scarecrow, wooden stakes, and decor items like a birdhouse and garden benches to enhance the natural look of the island.

What is the creator’s final task in this build?

The final task in this build is to time travel in the game to let the trees grow in, pay off the bridge, and review the finished area in a final walkthrough.