You would have to move both of them out to build a bridge there. For vertical bridges, there either needs to be at least 3 open spaces vertically between the bridge and the house or there needs to be at least four spaces horizontally between the bridge and the house, and it sounds like neither of your houses are far enough away.
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You would have to move both of them out to build a bridge there. For vertical bridges, there either needs to be at least 3 open spaces vertically between the bridge and the house or there needs to be at least four spaces horizontally between the bridge and the house, and it sounds like neither of your houses are far enough away.
I have a question about villagers moving about. It's just a question that I have been wondering about for awhile...
So let's say your favourite villager moved out of your town, and you really wanted them to come back, without going through the whole 16 villager cycle thing.
But, what would happen if someone had that villager in boxes is their town, would you be able to adopt them back? If so, would they still remember you and have the same friendship with you before they left, or would it be like you have never met them?
Thanks everyone!
So let's say your favourite villager moved out of your town, and you really wanted them to come back, without going through the whole 16 villager cycle thing.
But, what would happen if someone had that villager in boxes is their town, would you be able to adopt them back? If so, would they still remember you and have the same friendship with you before they left, or would it be like you have never met them?
Thanks everyone!
Nope, you couldn't adopt them. You'd have to go through the 16 villager cycle in order for them to accept an invite to your town. The villager will only remember you if it's the exact same villager you once had in your town previously, (if you got them into boxes accidentally and asked a friend to hold on to them) otherwise it'll be as if you've never met before
Thank you for explaining! Gee, that would be pretty awkward if you asked them to move I and they said no...
You get that villager to ping you to move out of your town and then ask someone to hold that villager for you. That person talks to the villager when it is in boxes to have the villager move into his/her town, then you reset your town and wait for the villager to ping the person who agreed to hold the villager for you. You then go to the person's town with your new character and talk to the villager to get that villager to move in to your new town.
I think starting a new game overrides Holiday / Events until you finish the 'tutorial,' so to speak. Basically things resume as normal after you plant the plaza's tree sapling.
PrincessAurora
Senior Member
There are several ways to get a 10th villager. First, you can get them from the campsite. Second, you can get them from a street pass. Third, you can get them from visiting another town that does not have an empty void, meaning they moved characters out but not to another town. It is not possible for a completely random villager to put a plot in your town when you have 9 villagers.
If I say 'yes' to a villager's request to catch bugs/fish and don't do it, will that lower my friendship with them or will it still raise it? You hear the little chime when you say yes but I can't figure out if ignoring the request does anything.
Waterbottle1234
Senior Member
I have thirty public works projects in my town, will villagers still suggest new ones?
Yes, but you won't be able to build them until you take down one of the 30
Waterbottle1234
Senior Member
That's what I thought / was hoping. About ten of the thirty are there to reserve the spot of a future one.
So
. Thank you!
Today Felicity moved in from someones void, she is my 10th villager. She's really cute, i would have let her stay, but she moved to a really bad spot so i tried to do the time-traveling trick to get her to move out but without success. All of my other villagers have pinged to move out multiple times but her. How come she hasnt offered to move? I've heard that you're 10th villager wont move unless someone else does first, is this true? Should i keep trying to get Felicity to move or should i let someone else move out first? Also in my game i'm currently in april, whats the safest way to get back to the current date?
Waterbottle1234
Senior Member
No, if you keep tting she should move regardless of being the most recent
Also, going back in time no matter how much only counts as one day. So no matter what, you should be good. If you want to be EXTRA safe though, go back right after saving and quitting once a villager asks to move and you/deny accept. Then nobody will move out. Unless you accepted. Then only that villager will
Move out
This may be a dumb question but I just want to be sure ..
So I took off my beautiful town ordinance in my cycling town since I wanted to turn all my black roses into gold ones. Time traveled to the next day at 6am and it was down pouring ... So I did a couple things, time traveled ahead to 10am and it had stopped raining. So all of my flowers should be okay tomorrow right? I don't want to water all of them since I'm just focusing on breeding roses, but definitely don't want the rest to die the next day .
Just not sure if I have to play for a certain amount of time while it's raining for my flowers to live the next day D:
So I took off my beautiful town ordinance in my cycling town since I wanted to turn all my black roses into gold ones. Time traveled to the next day at 6am and it was down pouring ... So I did a couple things, time traveled ahead to 10am and it had stopped raining. So all of my flowers should be okay tomorrow right? I don't want to water all of them since I'm just focusing on breeding roses, but definitely don't want the rest to die the next day .
Just not sure if I have to play for a certain amount of time while it's raining for my flowers to live the next day D:
As long as it rains at any point during the day, all of your flowers will be watered. Watering them yourself on the same day doesn't accomplish anything as far as I know. Rain and snow are actually kind of bad for breeding hybrids since they water every flower at once which makes it harder for you to get hybrids from the flowers you are dedicating to breeding hybrids.
I have a game mechanics question. I know the map is divided into acres which are 16 x 16 spaces. My question is where do the acres begin? By that I mean does the cliff on the non-ocean side of the map count as the first space of an acre or is the first space the one you can put stuff on? Also, does the row where the fence for the train tracks exists count as the first row of an acre or is that also decided by the first row of spaces you can put stuff on?
