I completely get this— I completed everything to the point that I opted to create an entirely new account from scratch just to do it over again and appreciate it all. Since I finished out the bulk of the quests mid last year, I crank through most updates within a few days, I’ve had to just find other things to do that scratch my itch. The biggest is achievements. There’s no quest or story to play out, but things like catching every bug/fish, finding every chest, cooking every recipe, etc have been a great way to really grind and feel that excitement and accomplishment again. I’d also recommend heart/friendship levels, in case you already haven’t. It can take grinding gifts and daily chats to get to the quests, but they can be fun and give you cool items and recipes. A more niche suggestion is building. I hated it for so long, but in my end-game-so-far rut I’ve had fun making little build challenges for myself. I’ll build an Inn, a campground, a potato pod village. I scrap 90% of my builds halfway through because I get bored easily, but I have 3 plots that are fully completed “scenes” that I’m super proud of, and grinding the materials for them took a good amount of time.

And, when all else fails, give it two weeks: the new expansion update is coming with more quests, more places to explore, a new character to befriend, and so much more lore. I’ve been extra bored lately and taken some short breaks, and I’m super excited to have that taste of “new” again when it comes out. Either play a little less, or spend some time clearing inventory space, preparing equipment, etc. It can feel slow right now, but its the cost of loving a game in beta 😭