Yup, it did. ^^So it worked for you?it takes me about 2-4mins per move out depending if I get Pete popping up
Pete has an affect/effect (?) on cycling?
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Foolproof Cycling Method
- Thread starter KermitTea
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Pete has an affect/effect (?) on cycling?
Oh, I have a second character that holds a lot of stuff in her locker :3 so I keep getting mail but I never log on and clear it out
So whenever I load the game he comes up and tells me to tell xxx to clear her mail etc and that takes like 30 secs
So whenever I load the game he comes up and tells me to tell xxx to clear her mail etc and that takes like 30 secs
Pretty sure what he means is if Pete is waiting outside, because listening to him and taking whatever he came to give you takes about a minute. It doesn't affect cycling, though.
^^^ this
IsaOfKokiri
Member
This is probably a dumb question, but I had the cycle working for my second town, switched DS's and it threw my cycle off, and I was wondering - Is there a fast-ish way to get a villager in boxes or just go day by day until Isabelle tells you someone is leaving?
Nunnafinga
Senior Member
From a pure cycling standpoint it definitely works.But if you're the type of player that likes to mingle with your villagers even in a cycling town then this method isn't for you.I had the beautiful ordinance in effect and I've never seen so many flowers in a New Leaf town before although it seemed to stunt the growth of the town tree.The only negative was that I kept getting really lame villagers but that's not the fault of this method of cycling,it's just bad luck.
Moonstone-June
Senior Member
Does friendship level affect this? I CANNOT get Diana out, all the other villagers ive barely talked to.
Candy83
Óhana — Representative
I just got a fourth copy of "Animal Crossing: New Leaf."
I initially tried Karen's suggested method but made a mistake. I did three dates after the first year (in one-year increments) and then followed with five days.
For example:
I needed to go with the five days after March 31, 2014. So, I'll try this again a little later. (Thanks, Karen!)
I initially tried Karen's suggested method but made a mistake. I did three dates after the first year (in one-year increments) and then followed with five days.
For example:
March 31, 2012
March 31, 2013
March 31, 2014
March 31, 2015
April 05, 2015
March 31, 2013
March 31, 2014
March 31, 2015
April 05, 2015
I needed to go with the five days after March 31, 2014. So, I'll try this again a little later. (Thanks, Karen!)
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