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Delphine
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Haha yeah I did, and don't worry if anything happens it's clear it's my fault! XD
Just used it, it works greatly! o_o Thank you very much! Now just need to get the right villagers to ping me... x)
CrimzonLogic
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Do red roses spawned from two pink roses count as hybrid red roses? I have another red rose spawned from an orange and purple rose, and the wikis say that this one is a hybrid. I want to put the two together to spawn blue roses, of course. I'm just not sure the pink-spawned red rose is a hybrid or not.
And if two hybrid reds spawn another red, is that offspring plant a hybrid or not?
And if two hybrid reds spawn another red, is that offspring plant a hybrid or not?
I kept seeing conflicting answers from Google, and I'm wondering in the year since the game's been out if there is a definite answer. (Sorry if this has been asked a bunch of times already D: ) But is it possible to have more than three certain type of villager in your town? Like, more than three Normal or Peppy, etc. I already have three Normals in my town and trying to get them to move out, but I wonder if I tried getting another Normal from someone or a campsite if they just wouldn't move in.
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okun0ichio
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If I keep TT-ing one day forward and one day backward would the stores sell different items each time? Like if on the original day it sold items A, B and C, when I TT to the next day and back again to the original day would it still be selling A, B and C or would it be other items? Does the same apply to turnip prices/premium items?
And also how fast exactly does the grass deteriorate?
Sorry if these questions are stupid but I really need to know.
And also how fast exactly does the grass deteriorate?
Sorry if these questions are stupid but I really need to know.
If I keep TT-ing one day forward and one day backward would the stores sell different items each time? Like if on the original day it sold items A, B and C, when I TT to the next day and back again to the original day would it still be selling A, B and C or would it be other items? Does the same apply to turnip prices/premium items?
And also how fast exactly does the grass deteriorate?
Sorry if these questions are stupid but I really need to know.
no it wouldn't be selling the same items, it also sells different items if you tt just one day backwards. turnip prices will not stay the same, they will always change if you tt back from the day ahead, same with premium.
it's hard to pin point exaaactly but i would say you'd honestly start noticing slight deterioration (losing it's colour/shape) after about a couple of weeks IF you are running. i walk everywhere in my town and it took months for the grass deterioration to become apparent (i do play it a lot though) once it did start deteriorating though it happened at a much faster rate.
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okun0ichio
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Knowing that helps a lot, thank you!
I'm a little worried now cause I've been running everywhere in my town....
I have four crankies in Pangola. I could have ten if I wanted. There are no restrictions on that.
Knowing that helps a lot, thank you!
I'm a little worried now cause I've been running everywhere in my town....
don't worry, i did so too on my first town! it only started deteriorating on certain sections (like just outside my house, train station etc) i figure it's gonna happen anyway so it's not a bad thing running everywhere, but i have paths down just in case to hide the deterioration. also it's not idea but if you tt forward a month then all the grass has returned to normal
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Delphine
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Can someone confirm this?
If I want to take a break from playing ACNL, I should prevent a villager from moving right before my break, so that when I get back to the game, even several weeks after, no villager moved out.
If I want to take a break from playing ACNL, I should prevent a villager from moving right before my break, so that when I get back to the game, even several weeks after, no villager moved out.
Yep, that's right. Just remember that when you don't play for several weeks, you are guaranteed to have someone thinking of moving the day you start playing again. The game gets a little angry that it couldn't pick someone to move during the time you couldn't play, haha. Just kidding, but it will say, "Hmm, it's been two weeks! Time to randomly pick a mover again!" But, you are safe to take another break any time you stop someone.
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Yes. Vic is one space from the river, but on the opposite side. c:
I'm trying to do the ignoring villagers unless they ping me to move, is there a difference between the 'type' of ping they give? Sometimes they make a '!' and sometimes it's different, like ' ' ' ' (I'm not sure how to convey it through text sob). I just want to make sure if one type of ping is very specific so I don't talk to a villager when they just want me to change their catchphrase, lol.
FireNinja1
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I think there's a difference, but I don't know which one is which, nor am I sure if this is confirmed. If you have unwanted villagers I'd be talking to 2-3 villagers everyday constantly until they tell you to go away, because someone should pull up a rumor that a villager would move out.
Thanks! Funnily enough, almost immediately after I posted the question I talked to Kiki and she said Anabelle had been thinking of moving, and then she pinged me right after. I'll definitely stick to taking to other villagers.
ok thanks so much, it's weird maple will only plot 2 spaces away from the river but not one so i thought it might be impossible. oh well i know now for future, thanks a million<3
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