It can give more actually but maybe it has to do with what type the snack is and what villager type it is, I've gotten more than 2 so...But yeah they are handling this game really bad with updates and events in general.. like yeah snacks you can just do quest and stuff whenever the animals come around.
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Gulliver? Are you kidding me?
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It can give more actually but maybe it has to do with what type the snack is and what villager type it is, I've gotten more than 2 so...But yeah they are handling this game really bad with updates and events in general.. like yeah snacks you can just do quest and stuff whenever the animals come around.
Am I the only one finding this useful? At last, I can get rid of furniture and clothing I don't use or like at all. I don't like the idea that my catalog is full of random stuff which I got from events or which I made for villagers so I could invite them to my campsite. But what do I do with that stuff after that? Nothing.
EDIT: Just ignore me! Was told I can actually sell stuff, after months of playing LOL.
EDIT: Just ignore me! Was told I can actually sell stuff, after months of playing LOL.
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Paperboy012305
Maining Male Villager since 2015
I just gave him 10 furniture I don’t use 5 hours ago, and all I got back was one sweet...
Dang Gulliver, you rigged. More rigged than Rover is.
Dang Gulliver, you rigged. More rigged than Rover is.
Easy to craft items have low rarity.
Harder to craft items, with sparklestones, have high rarity. Event items included.
Low rarity will yield few items. High rarity will yield more items or an exclusive animal.
Aside from the 3 rarity levels there are probably some hidden numbers as well, which determine the rarity of an item. Kind of makes it worth to craft. Rather than selling materials when you reach 999.
Harder to craft items, with sparklestones, have high rarity. Event items included.
Low rarity will yield few items. High rarity will yield more items or an exclusive animal.
Aside from the 3 rarity levels there are probably some hidden numbers as well, which determine the rarity of an item. Kind of makes it worth to craft. Rather than selling materials when you reach 999.
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Not a fan of this feature. I feel like it has really high standards for what is "great" considering most items that are labeled as great require the sparkle stones. I can only see myself using this feature when I hit 999 of one type of crafting material and and crafting a piece of furniture with sparkle stone or two. I'm also not particularly happy that you have to use this to get the new animals too, it's really just another level of nonsense
You can sell extra clothing and furniture at the furniture place. omg! senility is hitting hard today, can't think of the name of it lol You know, where you buy clothes and furniture.... can sell it there too.
Oh, I can? Thanks for the info, I had no idea about that even I have played Pocket Camp for a good time now (I don't really buy anything from the little Raccoon so I noticed just now I can sell stuff too!) My bad!
Well now that tables have turned for me, I do wonder why I should give my furniture and clothing to Gulliver instead of selling them. In other hand, why not to use this opportunity to give them to Gulliver as I have so much things I could give away, even his rewards are not that big.
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AndroGhostX
Gomen Ne...
I'm assuming low ranked crafts don't give you many sweets. I did two trips with Gulliver, 10 Great items each and got a lot of candy in return. Tbh, if you don't like the feature (which I don't) just do it to get Rowan, O'Hare, and Plucky and be done with Gulliver!
I've unloaded most of the Mario stuff I didn't want anyway. But I doubt I'll be using Gulliver on a regular basis either (and I loved him so much in AC!). I gave a hip animal a hip treat and he said "This is my favorite snack!" and I got...two points. NOPE, thank you. Maybe once I have more bells than I know what to do with.
I'm not clear on how the exclusive animals work either. They can come to your campsite?
Since most of my animals/villagers are either maxed at level 20, or close to it, I don't find the need to waste time and resources crafting items just to earn treats to speed up the level process. PocketCamp needs more complete furniture sets, not less.
I wish that Gulliver with just appear and bring special gifts when you answer his 'where was I visiting' questions as he does in NL. But, Nintendo clearly wants us to craft more, therefore use more leaf tickets (betting on some players getting impatient).
I also think that Nintendo needs to address the current animal level cap because fulfilling requests on a maxed villager isn't very satisfying (and I only interact with maxed out animals when there is an event going and I need the special resources.
I wish that Gulliver with just appear and bring special gifts when you answer his 'where was I visiting' questions as he does in NL. But, Nintendo clearly wants us to craft more, therefore use more leaf tickets (betting on some players getting impatient).
I also think that Nintendo needs to address the current animal level cap because fulfilling requests on a maxed villager isn't very satisfying (and I only interact with maxed out animals when there is an event going and I need the special resources.
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AndroGhostX
Gomen Ne...
On my 2nd time using only 10 Great items I was able to get an animal. I'm not sure if or how that affects when Gulliver comes back with one of them though as far as how many trips he's made or item quality.
Edit: I can't confirm if the quality of items affects whether or not Gulliver brings animals, but I just got O'Hare with sending Gulliver off with 10 Great items. So I'm sure I just need one more trip to get Rowan and bye bye Gulliver xD He can keep his candy!
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Yes... me too... at first I still did because I hoped the excess EXP would carry over when they up the level cap, but it's not worth the time since there's no guarantee.
Chewy.7204
Senior Member
I gave him all good items and he gave me a bronze candy. That's dumb and a waste of my rare items. And on the first on he brought like three for 1 item so I thought he would bring thirty for ten items boy was I wrong! You get uno!
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