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The last villager is no different from the other villagers. You either have to use an Amiibo card or the campsite game to get them to move out, or do the usual tactic of waiting for RNG to finally decide to give you the opportunity.
The best way to kick out the last villager is with an Amiibo card. You can wait and try with a campsite villager but that takes longer and you might not get the visitor to pick the right villager. It makes no sense to me that the last villager can’t just move out on their own.
The last villager is no different from the other villagers. You either have to use an Amiibo card or the campsite game to get them to move out, or do the usual tactic of waiting for RNG to finally decide to give you the opportunity.
Just FYI, the newest villager actually triggers a flag in the game that prevents them from asking to move out on their own. They can only be moved out via campsite or Amiibo
Just FYI, the newest villager actually triggers a flag in the game that prevents them from asking to move out on their own. They can only be moved out via campsite or Amiibo
I didn't know that it was possible for a regular campsite visitor to replace the latest villager to move in. At least I've never managed it no matter how many times I've reset. Maybe I'm just unlucky.
I didn't know that it was possible for a regular campsite visitor to replace the latest villager to move in. At least I've never managed it no matter how many times I've reset. Maybe I'm just unlucky.
Indeedy, as long as you've spoken to your newest villager at least once, your campsite visitor can ask to replace them. Campsite rerolling is an arduous process though, I wish it wasn't so convoluted