PwP theory (ACTUALLY WORKS!)
- Thread starter Miley
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I didn't word it correctly but one of the people who posted in this thread hit the nail on the head.
My brother tried it last night and it worked.
He got the lighthouse last night.
If someone could please try out out and further prove it I would appreciate it!
I just want to help the AC:NL community that's all!
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THIS
This is EXACTLY what I was trying to say but you said it 100x much better!!
My brother tried it last night and it worked.
He got the lighthouse last night.
If someone could please try out out and further prove it I would appreciate it!
I just want to help the AC:NL community that's all!
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THIS
This is EXACTLY what I was trying to say but you said it 100x much better!!
Yes you can get more than 1 PwP suggestion per day with this and it is WAY less time consuming than the diving trick
Gummysaur
erik is air, erik is life
Wow, that's WAY better than the diving trick!! the diving trick takes me an hour and over. I could just go in the ocean for 5mins and get a billion pings. xD
ty so much! Maybe I'll get the Wisteria Trellis this way.
ty so much! Maybe I'll get the Wisteria Trellis this way.
I got back home just in time, it seems. *was out for church and new year party* xD
I never tried it myself, so I don't know. Maybe reset and try again if you don't want to dive around in the ocean for 5min.
I'm going to sound confusing but...
Because the game is programmed to have someone PING to you on the day someone will ask you to move.
But if the villager is inside their house or in the plaza, someone else will ping to you about something else.
PwPs, name changes, catchphrase changes, random dialogue, etc.
Then there isn't a mover in your town on that day because it's 100% guaranteed that someone will PING you about something.
Not necessarily PwP's but about something else. Make sure to be around a villager for a good 5 seconds.
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Thanks I appreciate it!
I had no clue what you were trying to say, so I'm glad someone shortened the post and made a bit more sense out of it xD Thanks for introducing it though. I'd suggest next time to try to make the post a bit shorter and leave out certain details, because it was really jumbled up and confusing.
Sorry I was really excited when typing that whole thing up because I found a way that wasn't as tedious as the diving trick..
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A better way if nobody is moving: Do the wetsuit trick, but only once. Someone will ping you and then you can continue on
But the thing is, as soon as you get your PwP with the thing you suggested, you have to do the diving trick again.
At least in the way I discovered you can keep doing it as long as the person is in queue to move.
So here's what I did... Loaded my game up and Nan wanted to move. So I quit without saving and ran around everyone else in my town and no one pinged. Also found some people inside so maybe one of them would ask but they're not outside. I'm still avoiding Nan atm, but I don't know if I should quit and not save and run through my town again or keep going or what the next step is haha
Yes like 40% of the time the mover will ping you and it will always be about moving
the other 60% is other villagers
yes quit and don't save when the person pings you to move
Sweet_tarts0812
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Hmmm... So far the trick has not worked for me. I resetted about 10 times and the only person who pings is the mover.
I think what this method is getting at is that while someone else is in the process of moving, none of the villagers will ping you to move out (for the most part, at least). This means that if a villager is moving out, most of the other pings you'd get would be non-moving pings. If the game wants to force a villager to ping, they'll have to ping you about PWPs, greetings, and other things like that because they can't ask you to move.
However, I don't think this method is actually universal. It's probably random.
I'm not sure how it's even possible to get multiple PWPs in one day since I'm pretty sure the game has a limit of one villager-request PWP per day, unless you're TTing or resetting a lot.
Even if there's a slight increase, I don't think this is worth the risk unless you're moving out a villager you want to move out. Also, saving during pings will interrupt that ping and when you reload, they won't be pinging you immediately about the same thing. The time you'd be spending reloading and getting villagers to ping over the span of days takes a lot more time than just trapping a villager of the personality type that requests the PWP you want, then being in the water for five minutes and going back to that villager. The diving method requires less active effort on your part than resetting does, because at least you can multitask while you wait for the timer to ring.
This isn't true. Villagers can ping you to move as frequently as every 2 days.
However, I don't think this method is actually universal. It's probably random.
I'm not sure how it's even possible to get multiple PWPs in one day since I'm pretty sure the game has a limit of one villager-request PWP per day, unless you're TTing or resetting a lot.
Even if there's a slight increase, I don't think this is worth the risk unless you're moving out a villager you want to move out. Also, saving during pings will interrupt that ping and when you reload, they won't be pinging you immediately about the same thing. The time you'd be spending reloading and getting villagers to ping over the span of days takes a lot more time than just trapping a villager of the personality type that requests the PWP you want, then being in the water for five minutes and going back to that villager. The diving method requires less active effort on your part than resetting does, because at least you can multitask while you wait for the timer to ring.
This isn't true. Villagers can ping you to move as frequently as every 2 days.
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