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Gulliver? Are you kidding me?
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I see what you did there.
Congratulations. I am about to start my 11th round. All I have are bronze and silver treats. I am hoping this round will do it, but I am wary about that.
I guess it really is random. I was expecting to wait much longer.
It took me 10 rounds to get all 3 but some people are going 15 and 16 rounds without seeing 1 villager...so as everyone else has said it's truly random
Imbri
Resident Night Mare
I did this once, to see what the fuss was. I can't say that I will be using this feature again. I don't tend to stockpile furniture and clothing that I don't want, so I'd have to specifically craft items to give him. That is a waste of bells and resources.
Nintendo could have done better on this one.
Nintendo could have done better on this one.
MopyDream44
Senior Member
I just sent out Gulliver for the first time since the tutorial. I sent him off with three great items and turkeys. I'm curious if he will bring a villager.
What a ridiculous feature. I've had a lot of patience for other elements of the game, like the oft-frustrating randomness of the flower events, but this is just too much. I spent two days crafting Good items for Gulliver, added one Great item, mixed in a few cheap items, and then waited another day for his return, and......one two-point candy. ???????? Seems like the first trade was a trick to get people excited to try the 10-item trade, expecting rewards would scale up instead of way, way down.
Why would I use this? It feels like Nintendo is forcing us to grind to get the villagers, which seems like......the opposite of fun.
Why would I use this? It feels like Nintendo is forcing us to grind to get the villagers, which seems like......the opposite of fun.
Oh seriously ? So I don't even have to focus on getting those " great " or " good " value items ? I'll definitely try sending him off constantly with a cheap fence that only takes one minute to craft. I really hope I get as lucky as you did to only have to go through the process eight times total.
This. I much prefer the gardening events to Gulliver's arrival.
Edit: It would be great if we could craft more than one item at once instead of having to go through the little animation scene for every single item.
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Okay, I gave him 10 giant dharmas just to work towards earning the villagers, and he returned with a bronze treat and gold treat. ????? My carefully crafted boat of 10 mostly Good items with one Great item only yielded one basic sweet of some kind (can't remember which). I am so, so confused.
There seems to be a rating system in which many good items are only worth one ?point?. And then there is some weird system of only a likelihood of receiving a special treat after each 15 points. You received the generic bronze treat for the Dhamas and the gold one was a random bonus I think? I?m confused to, here is a guide I found on reddit. Apologies for not being able to properly credit it.
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DragonFire
Junior Member
The bottom of the infographic has the creators XD
By the way, I wouldn't completely trust the 30% villager chance.
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TykiButterfree
Such a tease!
I don't really get the point of Gulliver. I was hoping I could give him the Rover hat because you can't sell it for some reason, but he won't take it either. Why can't I get rid of this item?
Mr. Cat
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I wish you could get rid of that item into me pockets. I love Rover and I stopped playing a week before that event because things were getting awfully boring.
PizzaHorse
Member
I gave a villager in my camp a Rare Black Bass today and he gave me back a candy. You really only need Gulliver for the extra animals. Candy only raises a point or two for villagers anyway.
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