Do you read the letters the villagers send you?

[Aubrey895]

I used to...but now the letters are repeating and it?s getting boring. I used to love sending and getting the letters. But six years playing the game....I feel like I?ve heard every bit of dialogue they have.

Do you read the letters or just skip over it completely?

 

[AlyssaAC]

When I read my letters sometimes I would skip, but now I'm trying to get into the habit of reading everything because you never know when you might miss some dialogue you never read before. Plus, some of the letters are really sweet to read again. c:

 

[Bizhiins]

I do sometimes, when there?s ones that are little funny or meaningful messages I actually save them for a while and I don?t want to throw them out. I wish there was a place to save some! There?s one Ounchy sent me about walking around with a dandelion stuck in my head. I never saw that one before, so I?ve been saving it. But most of them I just skim over and throw away. It?s usually the ones with pretty paper that I stop and read.

 

[UglyMonsterFace]

I used to read them.. now I skip and delete.

 

[Jesusrey91]

I always read the ones from mom. And if it's from Roald or Butch.

 

[Halloqueen]

I generally just tend to glance at them and see which of the letters I've already seen already they've sent. I still like to, nonetheless, write up actual letters to respond to them sometimes.

 

[Liability]

i normally read them, unless they're just thanking me for inviting them to my house or vice versa

 

[DubiousDelphine]

I always read them all no matter what

 

[ForeverGaming]

I do sometimes, when there’s ones that are little funny or meaningful messages I actually save them for a while and I don’t want to throw them out. I wish there was a place to save some! There’s one Ounchy sent me about walking around with a dandelion stuck in my head. I never saw that one before, so I’ve been saving it. But most of them I just skim over and throw away. It’s usually the ones with pretty paper that I stop and read.

You can save letters in the post office

 

[Bizhiins]

You can save letters in the post office

WHAT!!!! Every time I talk to them my only option is to send mail??? What am I doing wrong?

 

[Shellzilla_515]

I like reading them but I skim through ones that I've already seen. Been there, done that. But funnily enough, I've been getting rare occasions of getting letters I've never obtained before.

 

[LadyDestani]

I always read the letters my villagers send me, but if I can tell at a glance that it's a letter I've seen many times before, I might just skim it to be sure it doesn't contain any new dialog and then move on.

 

[MapleSilver]

I usually read my villager's letters. Often it's something I've already read, but sometimes I'll still get one that's new to me. I usually save those ones at the Post Office.

 

[Mellyjane]

Ive had the game since it came out but apparently never paid much attention to the messages until recently, so yes i do read them, now.

 

[Stella-Io]

I skim throu the letters quickly, I don't stop to read them unless somethin catches my eye, ex a Birthday date letter. I don't even read the greeting or ending part anymore.

 

[Alienfish]

Not really, they are basically the same depending on their personality. I open them to get items and to throw it away though so I see it I guess lol.

 

[poweradeex]

I always read them.

 

[2kimi2furious]

I never read them because they are never relevant to what I send them.

 

[Tessie]

Of all my years of playing AC I never ever gotten into the habit of the whole buying stationary and writing/reading letters to/from my villagers...it's just so boring and writing takes too long.

So yeah.... i never write mail and I never read mail. In fact its more like spam mail to me than anything because I don't want their little gifts either lol.


ill never get the badge for writing letters ;-;

 

[Pellie]

Yes and no. It depends, sometimes I take the time and read them, sometimes I just skip them. The
only letters which I don't read but keep are the 'Goodbye' letters from villagers which moved away.
I save those to read them one day.