Is it just me or I've been noticing that I used to be able to push villagers into each other to make them start a conversation, but now it rarely happens when I try to do so? hmm, wondering if it's something to do with the update.
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villagers don't talk to each other anymore?
- Thread starter elo-chan
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Pansear-and-Nana
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-They must not be holding tools
-They must be near each other
-They must not ping you or have the intentions to ping you
Using the diving trick while they are stuck near each other will most likely work. I tried it on Chief and Shari and I got a lot of conversations from them. Some conversations are mafia while others are tsundere love stuff.
-They must be near each other
-They must not ping you or have the intentions to ping you
Using the diving trick while they are stuck near each other will most likely work. I tried it on Chief and Shari and I got a lot of conversations from them. Some conversations are mafia while others are tsundere love stuff.
Feraligator
Senior Member
Since the update I feel like they talk more, well in my 2nd town for sure. I'm not sure if it's because I have just one bridge and they all hang out around there and talk to each other but there's always a conversation when I cross my bridge.
Noticeably they don't talk to each other as much as they did in past games which is a shame, probably because they don't talk to each other while holding tools like they used to.
Noticeably they don't talk to each other as much as they did in past games which is a shame, probably because they don't talk to each other while holding tools like they used to.
alwayscoffee
Senior Member
Mine talk, but I've recently noticed that it is almost always near/on a bridge or very near the river. Weird coincidence? I don't know.
