Letter writting

[Keik]

What do you usually write on your letters for you villagers?

I usually ask how their day was, a gift for them (something that they like), and complements! C:

 

[Chris]

Usually something creepy like, "Here's a robo sofa. Yes, it's a bribe. Never leave Hanamura."

 

[Chu]

I write why I'm giving them the gift (like "I thought this would look cute on you!) or a compliment. Maybe ill gossip about other villagers haha.

 

[RisingSun]

I don't write them. Fortunately, it has not affected my pictures too much, as I now have two of them.

 

[Nangwaya]

I write back to them after they have asked me to visit their house, and of course sending a "Welcome to Arkham" letter to new arrivals.

I find this a great way to also get rid of things I don't want, and send them as gifts!

Chris

 

[Megan.]

I usually just ask them how their day was. :3​

 

[zilke]

I usually just write "hello neighbor" or "here is a thing". I wasn't sure if it mattered what you wrote. I spend more time deciding on the presents.

 

[Cranky Squirrel]

I don't know if the game recognizes any specific words, but operating under the assumption that it may, I usually use the words "friend," "love," and "gift" as often as I can. I also don't know if long letters net you better friendship, but I try to fill every line. I almost always attach gifts--and if I'm feeling particularly ambitious, I'll even research the furniture and clothes they like and send them those items.

 

[CrankyCupcake]

I don't know if the game recognizes any specific words, but operating under the assumption that it may, I usually use the words "friend," "love," and "gift" as often as I can.

The Japanese game guidebook actually suggests using simple greetings and spacing for easy readability, so I think the game might be able to recognize common words. (Unless this has been lost in translation?) Writing a letter to a villager who has just moved in, who is going to have a birthday, and attaching presents that are things the villager likes will raise relationship points.

I write in simple sentences. I mention "present", "friends" and "thank you" quite often. I always attach a present but I don't have the time to make sure the present always belongs to a theme the villager likes.

 

[Marceline]

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I usually write:
Dear ______,

Here is a present for you!

- Lana
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[Sheepish]

I put in whatever I can think of during the moment. That usually involves groan-worthy puns.