It can happen. What I've done in those cases is, when I'm *sure* there is no plot, I go ahead and save with the temporary character, load up my mayor, go about my daily business, delete the temp character, and then repeat tomorrow.
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It can happen. What I've done in those cases is, when I'm *sure* there is no plot, I go ahead and save with the temporary character, load up my mayor, go about my daily business, delete the temp character, and then repeat tomorrow.
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This. With the "entering period", it varies when there will be a plot.
Can a Villager move in while another villager moves out? Basically, Winnie is leaving on the 27th, and I want to move *insert villager here*. Is it possible? Oh yeah, another question: When you ask a villager to move in, how many days forward will the move be scheduled?
mapleshine
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Is it safe to TT to a villagers moving date, with no risk of losing a dreamie?
Yes, as long as it's your 9th villager that is moving out. If you have 10 villagers and one is moving, you can't invite another villager to move in until the moving villager's house is gone.
Not sure about the moving in schedule, though. o:
Yes. If you've told someone to move, then only that villager will move. The days inbetween the day you told them to move and their moving date are safe!
mapleshine
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Another question... If I change the time through Isabelle,did my DS clock automatically change as well?
No, only the in game clock will change.
mapleshine
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So if I put the DS clock to the current time, the game clock won't change? Also, is there any way to change the time but start on a new save file?
If you change the DS time,MIT will change the time in AC:NL.
And the way to change the time but start in a new profile is by using your 3DS' clock.
mapleshine
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My DS clock time is correct but my game clock is incorrect. I want to change the game clock to its current time without going onto my mayor. Since the game clock and DS clock are different, can I still do this? I'm in the 29th, adopted a villager, and I want to go back to the current time on a new save file because I want to do the plot reset trick.
Also I noticed that people aren't seeing plots probably because Toy Day is coming up. Do you think it's safe to Change the time through the game clock and not see a plot? Sorry if I'm being confusing!
mapleshine
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They disappear.
You cannot change the time with Isabelle; you'll have to figure out how to change the DS clock to start you on the right day. So, if you're on the 29th today; but you want to start your game on the 23, you'll need to change your DS clock to the....17th, I think? And then as soon as you come out of the station check the game time, if it's wrong then adjust and try again.
TBH, I would go forward using the DS clock, get your villager settled, then tt back to today. I think that would be a lot less confusing.
No idea about plots and Toy Day!
mapleshine
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Ok, thank you so much! I'll just wait 'til tomorrow (hopefully the house plot shows up) and use the reset trick. When I like where she is I'll TT to the present day. Will my villagers wishes change since I TTed?
Black roses will turn gold the following day after being watered with the gold watering can. ^^
Only roses can be made golden sadly. :/
There was a post about that -- I think if you have gone past Toy Day, or maybe it was Jan 1st, then the wishes change. But not 100% sure.
mapleshine
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When do newly moved in villagers suggest PWP's?
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