As soon as that creepy bunny started showing up on people’s islands to initiate an egg hunt, different types of eggs would show up. But not just here and there, they were everywhere. Floating through the sky, swimming in the water, hidden in rocks, you name it. The abundance of eggs was lessening the crafting materials obtained from trees, rocks, etc. Additionally the egg inundation issue was frustrating people in the northern hemisphere. This is because the egg hunt coincided with the ten days at the beginning of April where Cherry Blossom recipes could be crafted. The recipes for these could only be obtained from red balloons and clear bottles washed ashore. However, the colorful bottles on the shore and the whooshing of colorful balloon presents indicative of Bunny Day eggs/recipes, became so irritating that I nearly yeeted my switch console out of my first storey window. Anywho, it seems that Nintendo have listened. The latest patch for the game lessens the drop rate of Bunny Day eggs in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Nintendo Japan posted the following on their website:

This means that if you have updated the game to version 1.1.4, the drop rate of eggs will lessen. That is until that blasted bunny returns on the 12th for Bunny Day, when there will be more eggs again. Yay.

The word egg has lost all meaning. Thanks Zipper.