campsite question?

[lizzy541]

i'm trying to get marina to move in, but the first time she asked i lost rock paper scissors :c will she ask again? i've lost a shirt and a wooden stool already and she hasn't offered to move in again yet.
EDIT: she says she will think about it next time she comes to the campsite..

 

[The221Believer]

Campers can ask multiple times to move in even if you fail a game, in my experience. It just takes a bit of persistence to get the prompt back.

 

[Taj]

Yeah, I think I lost half of my princess series to Rosie. Worth it though

 

[lizzy541]

it didn't work! but i reset and now i'm going to try again. it seems to have worked just fine C: i guess i'll reset until i win with her

 

[The221Believer]

it didn't work! but i reset and now i'm going to try again. it seems to have worked just fine C: i guess i'll reset until i win with her

Resetting is always a good plan! Unless you've done too much for the day. Best of luck, Marina's pretty cute~

 

[lizzy541]

i hadn't done anything that day other than open my mail so it didn't affect anything C: hopefully i don't have to lose too much money!!

 

[Snowfell]

Leave items you don't want to lose on the ground and carry fruit or seashells instead. Don't fill your pocket completely or else she won't want to play a game with you. Also don't carry more than 5000 bells or so so you won't lose too much. Eventually she'll decide to move in either by you beating her at a game, or sometimes they'll just decide that this is he town for them without any games. Keep at it, good luck!

 

[PaperCat]

I normally save before talking to them so I can reset if need be.

 

[lizzy541]

i finally got her to move in! C:

 

[Akimari]

I've been lucky since all my campsite move-ins have challenged me at Charades, which is hella easy to play. I'm glad you got her to move in!

 

[LadyTruoc]

Yay for Marina! She is one of my dreamies. <3 But I usually save before asking so I can reset. Also empty your pockets to just fruit/shells but now completely full. Just be persistent.