Edit - I went into my museum and it looks like I'm just missing the statue. Maybe the spreadsheet lists an extra painting that doesn't exist? Strange. (get it? ha...)
Edit - It does! It lists 26 paintings and there are 25.
Seriously?
Gah. This is what I get for trusting people on Reddit.
Uggghhhh. I have three black roses in my town, and the one day I forget to water my plants two of them wilt. And of course I never remember not to use the gold watering can so @Hargaad of Omnar I have two more gold roses for you.
Lolly the cat is in my campsite, and she is being a silly goose. 8 "maybe you should move here" dialogs, and she keeps saying no. I only have 9 neighbors, so there is a spot for her.
Lolly the cat is in my campsite, and she is being a silly goose. 8 "maybe you should move here" dialogs, and she keeps saying no. I only have 9 neighbors, so there is a spot for her.
Lolly the cat is in my campsite, and she is being a silly goose. 8 "maybe you should move here" dialogs, and she keeps saying no. I only have 9 neighbors, so there is a spot for her.
Damn cat.
It's inevitable that you will wear her responses out, and she'll move in.
I would honestly venture a maximum of 100 interactions before she agrees to move in.
Anything over that means the game already has a 10th villager planned to fill your town.
The max can probably be rationalized down to a lower number, but nobody has put the work in yet, and my number is far above the effort of most of us.
Lolly the cat is in my campsite, and she is being a silly goose. 8 "maybe you should move here" dialogs, and she keeps saying no. I only have 9 neighbors, so there is a spot for her.
Damn cat.
It's inevitable that you will wear her responses out, and she'll move in.
I would honestly venture a maximum of 100 interactions before she agrees to move in.
Anything over that means the game already has a 10th villager planned to fill your town.
The max can probably be rationalized down to a lower number, but nobody has put the work in yet, and my number is far above the effort of most of us.
I assume the number of required attempts is one more than the number of attempts I have made.
Lolly the cat is in my campsite, and she is being a silly goose. 8 "maybe you should move here" dialogs, and she keeps saying no. I only have 9 neighbors, so there is a spot for her.
Lolly the cat is in my campsite, and she is being a silly goose. 8 "maybe you should move here" dialogs, and she keeps saying no. I only have 9 neighbors, so there is a spot for her.
Damn cat.
It's inevitable that you will wear her responses out, and she'll move in.
I would honestly venture a maximum of 100 interactions before she agrees to move in.
Anything over that means the game already has a 10th villager planned to fill your town.
The max can probably be rationalized down to a lower number, but nobody has put the work in yet, and my number is far above the effort of most of us.
I assume the number of required attempts is one more than the number of attempts I have made.
Lolly the cat is in my campsite, and she is being a silly goose. 8 "maybe you should move here" dialogs, and she keeps saying no. I only have 9 neighbors, so there is a spot for her.
Damn cat.
Show her who's boss!
Oh, the doubt! If only I had seen the turnaround in timestamp. :P
I fail to see what's wrong with blackface. It can be done tastefully.
Take Lethal Weapon 5, for example:
Not gonna lie, "Dayman, aaaaaaahhhhh" is my town tune right now. Also "I gotta get my pump on," is my favorite thing to say when I am going to work out/want to work out/am working out.
I fail to see what's wrong with blackface. It can be done tastefully.
Take Lethal Weapon 5, for example:
Not gonna lie, "Dayman, aaaaaaahhhhh" is my town tune right now. Also "I gotta get my pump on," is my favorite thing to say when I am going to work out/want to work out/am working out.
I couldn't remember which ones you said you needed so I just left them all
I had a Fang and Peanut picture. Do you want them back?
Updated Picture List:
Agent S
Agnes
Antonio
Apollo
Benedict
Bianca
Biskit
Bob
Broffina
Buck
Celia
Chadder
Chester
Cheif
Cheri
Chops
Clyde
Daisy
Deirdre
Doc
Dotty
Eunice
Fang
Fauna
Felicity
Flip
Flo
Francine
Fuchsia
Gala
Genji
Gigi
Greta
Hans
Hazel
Hugh
Ken
Kevin
Kitt
Kyle
Lucky
Mac
Maelle
Melba
Merengue
Mint
Olaf
Olivia
Opal
Ozzie
Pashmina
Paula
Peaches
Peanut
Penelope
Pietro
Poncho
Rasher
Renee
Robin
Rod
Rowan
Shep
Snake
Tia
Tucker
Vesta
Wendy
Nope, I still had several fang photos and a peanut to display in my house. Thanks though!
I've been chasing hha theme points and it's annoying me that it's just as important not to have anything against theme as it is to have theme items - I raised my score like 500k points just by taking out the immediately apparent off theme items from my house. I wish there were more fairy tale theme music players because all the players that fit the theme are unorderable and I only have a sunflower stereo and a lily record player
Nope, I still had several fang photos and a peanut to display in my house. Thanks though!
I've been chasing hha theme points and it's annoying me that it's just as important not to have anything against theme as it is to have theme items - I raised my score like 500k points just by taking out the immediately apparent off theme items from my house. I wish there were more fairy tale theme music players because all the players that fit the theme are unorderable and I only have a sunflower stereo and a lily record player
If you need to borrow an item from Omnar2, just make sure to note it somewhere so you remember to return it.
Nope, I still had several fang photos and a peanut to display in my house. Thanks though!
I've been chasing hha theme points and it's annoying me that it's just as important not to have anything against theme as it is to have theme items - I raised my score like 500k points just by taking out the immediately apparent off theme items from my house. I wish there were more fairy tale theme music players because all the players that fit the theme are unorderable and I only have a sunflower stereo and a lily record player
The easiest way to max out your HHA points is to just cram three rooms full of furniture set theme items. Points are lost if items are not accessible, but you have a bit of flexibility when it comes to what counts as accessible. For example, only one side of the bed needs to be accessible, so the other side can go against a wall.
Here are screenshots of how I reached max HHA points. (They are available in OP#3.
The fairy tale theme is a bit of a pain, since most of the theme sets are not catalog orderable (mush, ice, snowman, and another I can't remember). Your best strategy is to order items from the Lovely, Regal, and Rococo sets. Just fill three rooms with those items, unlock all the HHA crap, and then reorganize your home.
I have a full mush and ice set in my town. If you want to borrow them let me know.
Thanks for the info! I think I just don't have enough junk in my house. I have princess, ice, mermaid, regal, and lovely sets so far with some mixed in items like the weeding day stuff and some candy items. I got to 820k today by removing any non-theme songs and adding a few new pieces so I'm getting there slowly but surely. Mostly I'm just pouting over not a single orderable music player! That's ridiculous!
Are there particular conditions that cause villagers to want to move out, or is it essentially random? I've seen a string of villagers try to make a run for it lately, but it's been ones that I should have a pretty good relationship with (lots of letters, random requests, etc). I don't recall the requests coming this frequently before, so I'm wondering if I've forgotten something.
Also, is there a set length of time between when a villager "makes" the decision and when the action is no longer reversible through conversation? In other words, could I time travel forward in set increments >1 day without risking losing villagers in the interim?
Are there particular conditions that cause villagers to want to move out, or is it essentially random? I've seen a string of villagers try to make a run for it lately, but it's been ones that I should have a pretty good relationship with (lots of letters, random requests, etc). I don't recall the requests coming this frequently before, so I'm wondering if I've forgotten something.
Also, is there a set length of time between when a villager "makes" the decision and when the action is no longer reversible through conversation? In other words, could I time travel forward in set increments >1 day without risking losing villagers in the interim?
From what studying and research I've done, a villager will have the idea to move out at any given time with no prerequisite conditions (read: it's random as fuck).
However, when a villager has a "!" moment, the first time will either be a request or a notice of moving. If you get a second "!" moment with that villager in the course of the same day, if that villager was chosen by the RNG gods to move out, they will tell you this time, no "if"s, "and"s, or "but"s.
If you give ample chance to each villager to have a "!" moment each day, you'll never miss it. The standard time frame is usually a week (7 days) before they move out. If you miss a villager one day (or simply don't play), they'll still be programmed to tell you in either the first or second "!" moment. (The way I see it, they have an item or favor they want to return before they leave, but after that, THEN they'll tell you about their plan to move.)
This is all just off what I recall, so some may be a bit off.
I'm sure others who have paid notice to certain events will also be able to chime in and narrow down the more detailed truth of it all.
Are there particular conditions that cause villagers to want to move out, or is it essentially random? I've seen a string of villagers try to make a run for it lately, but it's been ones that I should have a pretty good relationship with (lots of letters, random requests, etc). I don't recall the requests coming this frequently before, so I'm wondering if I've forgotten something.
Also, is there a set length of time between when a villager "makes" the decision and when the action is no longer reversible through conversation? In other words, could I time travel forward in set increments >1 day without risking losing villagers in the interim?
From what studying and research I've done, a villager will have the idea to move out at any given time with no prerequisite conditions (read: it's random as fuck).
However, when a villager has a "!" moment, the first time will either be a request or a notice of moving. If you get a second "!" moment with that villager in the course of the same day, if that villager was chosen by the RNG gods to move out, they will tell you this time, no "if"s, "and"s, or "but"s.
If you give ample chance to each villager to have a "!" moment each day, you'll never miss it. The standard time frame is usually a week (7 days) before they move out. If you miss a villager one day (or simply don't play), they'll still be programmed to tell you in either the first or second "!" moment. (The way I see it, they have an item or favor they want to return before they leave, but after that, THEN they'll tell you about their plan to move.)
This is all just off what I recall, so some may be a bit off.
I'm sure others who have paid notice to certain events will also be able to chime in and narrow down the more detailed truth of it all.
I think we need to science this and get some accurate numbers. My recollection is that the time from announcement to move out is 5 days; day 5 they are still in town, but everything is boxed.
Hargaad was correct about the triggers. Just as with farming Public Works projects, you run around with an empty inventory and wait for a neighbor to ! at you.
Occasionally a neighbor will say something in conversation like, "I heard Binky's colon prolapsed and he's moving away to a town with better healthcare." Then you go talk to Binky, and convince him to go get the surgery, or stay and suck it up.
But as to who moves out? That seems to be random. Usually the last neighbor to have moved in is secure, while one of the older neighbors tries to get out.
A few websites have comments about talking / not talking to neighbors, letter frequency, etc. I have not detected a discernible pattern between those actions and a neighbor trying to move.
If anyone gets a neighbor wanting to move out, please record the dates and whatnot so we can compile a list of data. It would be good to have a reliable theory of how that system works.
I wish I could use the exhibits in the museum and convert them to locker rooms. Each locker I open up uses another couple of blocks on my SD Card, but I don't care I WANT THE STORAGE.
I got 1.125m hha points today! Now I have a bunch of extra fairy tale theme items I don't need anymore but I may keep the theme just because it looks nice... Man that gold exterior is something else though
My dream address is 5100-3752-7459 if anyone is curious to see it - I took out six items, mostly baby bears and two pieces of baby furniture, but otherwise it's the same... I actually like it quite a bit as it is and it is totally my style to have a dessert case and a candy jar and a chocolate fountain in my regal bedroom
My rooms look like heavy metal album covers
I will post pics later of them because I have to tidy them up . I think it's why I am only a sliver rank but then I only have 3 rooms
Omnar2 has another villager moving out. I think it's Paula?
This only adds to the stress of checking every new day with a new account only to delete it once I discover nobody new has moved in yet.
Omnar2 has another villager moving out. I think it's Paula?
This only adds to the stress of checking every new day with a new account only to delete it once I discover nobody new has moved in yet.
When a villager moves in from the campsite, it's usually
Day 1: Declaration of move-in.
Day 2: Nothing happens
Day 3: Moves in.
That has been the pattern so far. Of course, this need not indicate how it will occur in the future.
Omnar2 has another villager moving out. I think it's Paula?
This only adds to the stress of checking every new day with a new account only to delete it once I discover nobody new has moved in yet.
When a villager moves in from the campsite, it's usually
Day 1: Declaration of move-in.
Day 2: Nothing happens
Day 3: Moves in.
That has been the pattern so far. Of course, this need not indicate how it will occur in the future.
Yeah, I understand how that works, but there have been 'surprise' plots from villagers that I never invited to Omnar2.
It's those that I'm being cautious about, since they could appear any given day.
It has happened to me on several occasions, and I have this reaction when I walk past a new house plot that I wasn't expecting:
Posts
Yarp yarp.
Blathers was totes excited.
Seriously?
Gah. This is what I get for trusting people on Reddit.
3DS: 1607-2293-4337 - Hadley - Welcome to St. Jude!
Cyrus's Furniture Customization
Damn cat.
Show her who's boss!
3DS: 1607-2293-4337 - Hadley - Welcome to St. Jude!
Cyrus's Furniture Customization
It's inevitable that you will wear her responses out, and she'll move in.
I would honestly venture a maximum of 100 interactions before she agrees to move in.
Anything over that means the game already has a 10th villager planned to fill your town.
The max can probably be rationalized down to a lower number, but nobody has put the work in yet, and my number is far above the effort of most of us.
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.
I assume the number of required attempts is one more than the number of attempts I have made.
If I could get one kind soul to help out with the Stair Dresser, we'll call this fund drive complete (I feel like NPR)!
Ordered.
Edit: Do you still need more bushes, or bags of shit?
3DS: 1607-2293-4337 - Hadley - Welcome to St. Jude!
Cyrus's Furniture Customization
Leo sculpture available in US as well now that we're past Cancer.
I think Cole is even worse.
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Cyrus's Furniture Customization
Yeah, Flip the monkey gets his pump on at least once a day.
And I'm like
"So do I, but I don't announce it to everyone."
Super thank you to whomever dropped off 10 neighbor pictures!!!
Oh, the doubt! If only I had seen the turnaround in timestamp. :P
Take Lethal Weapon 5, for example:
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.
Not gonna lie, "Dayman, aaaaaaahhhhh" is my town tune right now. Also "I gotta get my pump on," is my favorite thing to say when I am going to work out/want to work out/am working out.
3DS: 1607-2293-4337 - Hadley - Welcome to St. Jude!
Cyrus's Furniture Customization
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.
I had a Fang and Peanut picture. Do you want them back?
Updated Picture List:
Agnes
Antonio
Apollo
Benedict
Bianca
Biskit
Bob
Broffina
Buck
Celia
Chadder
Chester
Cheif
Cheri
Chops
Clyde
Daisy
Deirdre
Doc
Dotty
Eunice
Fang
Fauna
Felicity
Flip
Flo
Francine
Fuchsia
Gala
Genji
Gigi
Greta
Hans
Hazel
Hugh
Ken
Kevin
Kitt
Kyle
Lucky
Mac
Maelle
Melba
Merengue
Mint
Olaf
Olivia
Opal
Ozzie
Pashmina
Paula
Peaches
Peanut
Penelope
Pietro
Poncho
Rasher
Renee
Robin
Rod
Rowan
Shep
Snake
Tia
Tucker
Vesta
Wendy
I've been chasing hha theme points and it's annoying me that it's just as important not to have anything against theme as it is to have theme items - I raised my score like 500k points just by taking out the immediately apparent off theme items from my house. I wish there were more fairy tale theme music players because all the players that fit the theme are unorderable and I only have a sunflower stereo and a lily record player
If you need to borrow an item from Omnar2, just make sure to note it somewhere so you remember to return it.
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.
Thank you, kind sir. And I could always make use of more bushes and fertilizer; this town isn't going to civilize itself.
@cabsy
The easiest way to max out your HHA points is to just cram three rooms full of furniture set theme items. Points are lost if items are not accessible, but you have a bit of flexibility when it comes to what counts as accessible. For example, only one side of the bed needs to be accessible, so the other side can go against a wall.
Here are screenshots of how I reached max HHA points. (They are available in OP#3.
The fairy tale theme is a bit of a pain, since most of the theme sets are not catalog orderable (mush, ice, snowman, and another I can't remember). Your best strategy is to order items from the Lovely, Regal, and Rococo sets. Just fill three rooms with those items, unlock all the HHA crap, and then reorganize your home.
I have a full mush and ice set in my town. If you want to borrow them let me know.
Also, is there a set length of time between when a villager "makes" the decision and when the action is no longer reversible through conversation? In other words, could I time travel forward in set increments >1 day without risking losing villagers in the interim?
From what studying and research I've done, a villager will have the idea to move out at any given time with no prerequisite conditions (read: it's random as fuck).
However, when a villager has a "!" moment, the first time will either be a request or a notice of moving. If you get a second "!" moment with that villager in the course of the same day, if that villager was chosen by the RNG gods to move out, they will tell you this time, no "if"s, "and"s, or "but"s.
If you give ample chance to each villager to have a "!" moment each day, you'll never miss it. The standard time frame is usually a week (7 days) before they move out. If you miss a villager one day (or simply don't play), they'll still be programmed to tell you in either the first or second "!" moment. (The way I see it, they have an item or favor they want to return before they leave, but after that, THEN they'll tell you about their plan to move.)
This is all just off what I recall, so some may be a bit off.
I'm sure others who have paid notice to certain events will also be able to chime in and narrow down the more detailed truth of it all.
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.
I think we need to science this and get some accurate numbers. My recollection is that the time from announcement to move out is 5 days; day 5 they are still in town, but everything is boxed.
Hargaad was correct about the triggers. Just as with farming Public Works projects, you run around with an empty inventory and wait for a neighbor to ! at you.
Occasionally a neighbor will say something in conversation like, "I heard Binky's colon prolapsed and he's moving away to a town with better healthcare." Then you go talk to Binky, and convince him to go get the surgery, or stay and suck it up.
But as to who moves out? That seems to be random. Usually the last neighbor to have moved in is secure, while one of the older neighbors tries to get out.
A few websites have comments about talking / not talking to neighbors, letter frequency, etc. I have not detected a discernible pattern between those actions and a neighbor trying to move.
If anyone gets a neighbor wanting to move out, please record the dates and whatnot so we can compile a list of data. It would be good to have a reliable theory of how that system works.
To get a tan, it has to be between the 16th of July and the 15th of September.
Tis the season for tanning!
Wait...do you mean in AC:NL, or in real life?
I doubt I'd actually do either.
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.
This game needs more storage.
Let's Plays of Japanese Games
My dream address is 5100-3752-7459 if anyone is curious to see it - I took out six items, mostly baby bears and two pieces of baby furniture, but otherwise it's the same... I actually like it quite a bit as it is and it is totally my style to have a dessert case and a candy jar and a chocolate fountain in my regal bedroom
I will post pics later of them because I have to tidy them up . I think it's why I am only a sliver rank but then I only have 3 rooms
This only adds to the stress of checking every new day with a new account only to delete it once I discover nobody new has moved in yet.
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.
When a villager moves in from the campsite, it's usually
That has been the pattern so far. Of course, this need not indicate how it will occur in the future.
What ya doin' with that shovel, Lolly?
Yeah, I understand how that works, but there have been 'surprise' plots from villagers that I never invited to Omnar2.
It's those that I'm being cautious about, since they could appear any given day.
It has happened to me on several occasions, and I have this reaction when I walk past a new house plot that I wasn't expecting:
Yelling at butts will never NOT be funny. Thanks, Psy!
Also, Abby is awesome. Keep up with TLH because it's the tits!
I love League of Legends, but seriously...screw you, Teemo.