gloomville
Senior Member
I tried it and it didn't work for me. No one wanted to move the next day or day after.
Unfortunately, I'm not really experiencing much success using this method? Either I'm doing something wrong or the RNG Gods hate me. I've been doing this for an hour now and the villager asking to move out has been rotating between 3 of the 10 villagers. So now, I'm giving up.
It went: Puddles, Buzz, Buzz, Stella, Puddles, Buzz, Stella, Puddles, Stella, Buzz, Puddles, Puddles, Stella, Buzz, Stella.
I'm pretty sure it's just RNG but...yeah...unfortunately, I'm not saving any time using this method. :/
Oh my god you have saved me SO much time... i used this earlier and instead of going forward a week at a time and then inching along until someone wanted to move, this has given me a move request a day. So much easier and should work without time traveling though I’m not sure... if it does work without time traveling would it be ok if I drew a little info graphic to spread this around? A LOT of people would appreciate this I think, and I’d of course give you credit for figuring this method out. God the time I could have saved the other day...
Edit: an adjustment I’ve made is if no one outside wants to move, save and quit then go back in and the villagers who are outside vs inside usually resets and that almost always roots out who wants to move (since it’s a set person, not always someone who is outside though)
Any good way to get animals to have the thought bubble? I know in new leaf you could reset pings by being far away (usually by swimming) for 10 minutes.
If you don't mind TT, according to another guide, talk to a few villagers and then save and skip 15 days and choose time between 12pm - 3pm. You should see a bubble on this day, assuming there's no event and not a rainy day. Then if it's not the villager you want to leave, follow OP's guide.
I've had very little success trying methods to move out my newest villager. Have seen multiple players struggle with it too.