I read, in addition to getting a kayak to Animal Crossing Bells name themthat if a villager asks you to move out, immediately close the game and avoid them the rest of the day. The next day the next villager will request to depart, rinse and repeat until the one you want to depart asks to leave.
This is true. You do not even need to speak to the individual with the bubble. When it's the"move out" bubble, then it will pick a random villager every day. It may be the exact same villager or a villager that's"within" (so you do not see the bubble), but it'll still be a randomly selected villager, and all of them are eligible (technically there's a couple exceptions related to house birthdays and moving ).
The move-out bubble itself is on a cooldown that is two weeks since you've had a move-out dialog, so in the event that you've got the dialogue (regardless of what you inform the villager to perform ) it resets. But if you ignore it, it is going to jump around daily.
Do you have to induce you to move outside or simply reject an older person's move out request? I am like 99% sure I got my most recent villager to move outside once, but I think maybe 2-3 villagers asked to go out (but I advised them not to) before she did.
Same here. I arrived back in January after not playing because around this time this past year and was extremely disappointed purchase the lack of items added, and notably the absence of"new to the series" things added. The sea update was cool, the artwork upgrade was nice but the lack of QoL updates is really what killed the game for me personally. Fishing Bait still only being able to be produced one at a time.
Sad they hit us with that sea diving upgrade a few months after launch because it got Animal Crossing Items For Sale my hopes up that new big changes could be coming. Still awaiting my coffee shop. After nothing actually happened after the 1 year anniversary, I don't really expect Anthony but I guess Nintendo does want to surprise us.
