They added the villagers, but I don't see stitches anywhere. ;(
You probably aren't high enough level, they didn't give them all to everyone at once, they're based on your levels. Stitches is probably a high lv 45+ animal. I would check on mine but my internet is playing up of all times lol
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The info above isn't the same rates of the butterflies before:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ACPocketCa...d_part_of_rovers_safari_garden_and_some_math/
"On the second part of the Rover's Garden Safari we'll be introduced a new flower, white dahlia, and two new creatures, winter butterfly and gold winter butterfly, that will spawn only on white dahlias.
The spawn rates and catch rates are as follows:"
Butterfly Spawn rate Catch rate
Winter 35% 40%
Gold Winter 25% 35%
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I'm still trying to find out if they really did edit the rates in part 2 based on the feedback before the event ended . So far it's coming up as no change, but i'm still researching, bare with me!
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I wasn't aware of this:
"As for gaining Gold Winter Butterflies, the more times a player goes through a full cycle of Rover's tasks, the more likely they are to come across a Gold Winter Butterfly."
Apparently there was no change mid way through to edit the rates, it was the same throughout. However, the more you went through a cycle of rover's tasks the more likely you would capture a butterfly (unsure what they mean by cycle though, perhaps the task 1-1,1-2)
Gold winter rates:
1 Cycle?5.5 percent
2 Cycles?49.66 percent
3 Cycles?88.84 percent
4 Cycles?98.82 percent
5 Cycles?99.92 percent
6 Cycles?99.99 percent
7 Cycles?100 percent
8 Cycles?100 percent
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As you can see from above, they haven't changed the final part of lotties event to have better spawn rates, but they have significantly increased the catch rate, white winters were 40% catch rate and the purple bats are 53% catch rate (13% increase) whilst the gold winters were 35% catch rate and the gold bats are 48% (13% increase).
You can conclude that nintendo have uped catch rates by 13% across the board.