DJStarstryker
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Yeah, you can pretty much scan any Monster Hunter stories amiibo to get Felyne. Not only the cat![]()
Nice. Thanks! I'm buying a bunch of stuff from Japan anyway, so I'm going to buy one of these too.
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Yeah, you can pretty much scan any Monster Hunter stories amiibo to get Felyne. Not only the cat![]()
Nice. Thanks! I'm buying a bunch of stuff from Japan anyway, so I'm going to buy one of these too.I think the cat is kinda ugly, but I like the girl on the dragon.
I'm sorry if this was already asked multiple times, but I did try searching! So I used the Etoile Sanrio card, went to her van, and bought my max 3 items. Then I invited her to move to town and she came! The next day I used her card again, and she gave me one of her furniture items- the shirt. Yay! But the next day, she gave me a Kiddie Couch. I don't understand! Will she give me completely random items now?
Should I have not asked her to move to my town? If I didn't, would her van still be available? I'm sorry again if this is a repeat- I'm just confused as to how this is supposed to work!
So I realized we can get MEOW coupons from scanning an amiibo with Wisp once per day (you get 5) and some from Puzzle League and Desert Island Escape. Are those the only other ways to get MEOW coupons other than the daily objectives on the TPC?
Bummer. But if I move her out, can I get her right back when I am ready? Thank you for the response!
I'm sure it's been asked, but can your HHD villagers be invited into your ACNL town? I've seen a few places say you can, but it seems it would hurt amiibo sales. Thanks.
Not very good at Puzzle League. Stuck on Shep's 2-minute + falling garbage challenge forever.
Normally I'm pretty good at puzzle games, but Puzzle League seems really hard for some reason. :/
I think I figured out why I wasn't exactly great at Puzzle League. This game seems to favor more on players who are able to stay zen and intensely concentrate without getting distracted by anything, so they can consistently quickly spot for potential combos and chains and are able to plan ahead with much more ease.
That isn't something I'm particularly good at, and pretty much every single time I failed resulted from either panicking or having some attention deficit kicking in. At least, I reached near the end of story mode at Normal difficulty, completed Score Attack and Time Attack, and almost completed Candy Attack.
You could consider turning the volume completely off, as it did helped me quite a bit. The music that plays when the blocks are almost hitting on the top of the screen is so stressful it throws off my ability to concentrate, thus dooming my game. The thing is, getting a huge stack of 1x1 blocks feels advantageous because you've got more options on how you score combos and chains, and that particular music shouldn't be played at all.
Where can you get the Wii/Wii U that you use to play the mini games?