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[Brabus E73]

How does villager trading work exactly? From what I've gathered, you have to have 9 or 10, and someone else invites the villager in boxes to their town. I feel like i don't know the whole story though lol. I've never considered it since I'm used to the GC game and WW, but now I want to get rid of Violet ASAP lololol

 

[Sheepish]

How does villager trading work exactly? From what I've gathered, you have to have 9 or 10, and someone else invites the villager in boxes to their town. I feel like i don't know the whole story though lol. I've never considered it since I'm used to the GC game and WW, but now I want to get rid of Violet ASAP lololol

That's kind of the gist of it.
On the day before a villager leaves, they'll be in their house with all their stuff boxed up. If someone else comes over to your town and talks to that villager while they're in boxes, the villager will move into their town. The person who wants the villager must have less than 10 villagers in their town, otherwise they cannot move in.

 

[kindaichi83]

if i ask someone to move to my village,

will the house reflects what it is in the villager's previous town or will it be reset to its original?

 

[Sheepish]

if i ask someone to move to my village,

will the house reflects what it is in the villager's previous town or will it be reset to its original?

The house will not reset. It will look exactly as it did just before they left the previous town.

 

[kindaichi83]

The house will not reset. It will look exactly as it did just before they left the previous town.

icic.. what about their catchphase?

 

[g u a v a]

icic.. what about their catchphase?

They will also carry over. You can speak to Isabelle if the catchphrase is horrible. I believe it will reset it to default?

 

[Superpenguin]

They will also carry over. You can speak to Isabelle if the catchphrase is horrible. I believe it will reset it to default?

Nope, it just changed to a random one.

 

[Brabus E73]

That's kind of the gist of it.
On the day before a villager leaves, they'll be in their house with all their stuff boxed up. If someone else comes over to your town and talks to that villager while they're in boxes, the villager will move into their town. The person who wants the villager must have less than 10 villagers in their town, otherwise they cannot move in.

Ok, makes sense. Thank you

How do people trade though? Like one villager for another if both have the space. Is that just done on good faith?

 

[Superpenguin]

How do people trade though? Like one villager for another if both have the space. Is that just done on good faith?

It's basically done through trust. Where it might take place in one day or over the course of a month(This usually depends on one's willingness to Time Travel). Someone gets their villager out first and gives them away and trusts that person to give them the agreed upon villager when they want to move out. At least, that''s how I always see it done.

 

[Brabus E73]

It's basically done through trust. Where it might take place in one day or over the course of a month(This usually depends on one's willingness to Time Travel).

Ok, that makes sense. I think thats where I drew most of my confusion from. But why is TT required? To speed up the process? I would think that would do more damage than good to the town lol. Again, thanks for your clarification.

 

[Sheepish]

Ok, that makes sense. I think thats where I drew most of my confusion from. But why is TT required? To speed up the process? I would think that would do more damage than good to the town lol. Again, thanks for your clarification.

It's to speed up the process and get villagers to leave more quickly, since it can take a long time otherwise. For example, I currently have a deal to trade villagers with someone. This deal was made over a month ago, and yet neither of the villagers we're going to trade have asked to leave.

 

[Brabus E73]

It's to speed up the process and get villagers to leave more quickly, since it can take a long time otherwise. For example, I currently have a deal to trade villagers with someone. This deal was made over a month ago, and yet neither of the villagers we're going to trade have asked to leave.

Oh ok, so it's not required..just to hurry it up lol. Thanks for the help

 

[Officer Berri]

How many villagers total do we have in our towns? I thought it was ten for some reason, but I only have nine villagers and one is always trying to leave.

 

[Superpenguin]

How many villagers total do we have in our towns? I thought it was ten for some reason, but I only have nine villagers and one is always trying to leave.

Ten is the maximum, but villagers can still try to move out at nine.

 

[Officer Berri]

Ah alright. New Question!

Can a money rock still drop bells if it's surrounded by patterns?

 

[Sheepish]

Ah alright. New Question!

Can a money rock still drop bells if it's surrounded by patterns?

If there's absolutely no free tiles around it, it wont drop anything.

 

[Superpenguin]

Ah alright. New Question!

Can a money rock still drop bells if it's surrounded by patterns?

No, the money won't even be seen as coming out and disappearing like balloons do. You'd have to remove at least one pattern tile to see if it's the money rock. However, bugs can still pop out.

 

[Officer Berri]

Augh. Nintendo you are killing me with this BS. -_- So many reasons why I shouldn't have to need paths down.

 

[Rune]

If my friend's Bellboom town has Perfect Apples on Premium and it's a foreign fruit there, how much would I get?
Do Bellboom and Premium stack or not?

 

[Unidentified Floor Orange]

If my friend's Bellboom town has Perfect Apples on Premium and it's a foreign fruit there, how much would I get?
Do Bellboom and Premium stack or not?

They don't stack, unfortunately.