So a solution has been discovered?

[PacV]

Hey there!
I remember that Amiibo Villagers can't move out naturally or well... Is just really hard. Does any solution came out for that?

 

[Reginald Fairfield]

Hey there!
I remember that Amiibo Villagers can't move out naturally or well... Is just really hard. Does any solution came out for that?

Use another amiibo?

 

[PacV]

Use another amiibo?

Nah... I mean naturally.

 

[Nunnafinga]

I don't think there is any real solution.None of the Amiibo villagers I scanned in two years ago have pinged to move.The only time I got them to ping was in my spare town that I use for trades and adoptions.The Amiibo villagers in that town started to ping once I had eight of them living there.

 

[FoxFeathers]

My friend had one of her amiibo scanned in villagers ping. It's very rare, but it is possible.

 

[PacV]

Mmm... I read about the 8 pattern but even with that you still "stuck" with em...

- - - Post Merge - - -

Yes, i think it can happen but i read that it could take years.

 

[Snowesque]

I've had two scanned villagers ask to leave around two to three times, and that was from just playing normally and not even ignoring them. I think it was over the course of an in game year. It's certainly doable if you go with the method of ignoring them, just takes a fair bit longer as said.

 

[fiirefly-crossing]

Like others have said, it's possible but i guess they stay longer because they're rare?

 

[Moonfish]

I don't think there is any real solution.None of the Amiibo villagers I scanned in two years ago have pinged to move.The only time I got them to ping was in my spare town that I use for trades and adoptions.The Amiibo villagers in that town started to ping once I had eight of them living there.

This has been my experience, too.