To cycle or not to cycle..opinions

[Classygirl]

I am currently completing my last two towns five dreams left as soon as I can get them, and then I have an extra cart so after that which I hope doesn't take too long 5 left I think I was considering doing a cycle town on the other hand if not I was thinking after I finish my dreams I have been trying to do for 2 years that I would start a town and try to have all villagers I haven't had and get to know them and keep playing to max friendship until Ivehad them all, but I'm not sure, a just see who comes town like the old days but I am not sure.

So to all those out there do you like cycling if you have a pure cycling town, or would you use it as a new year restart of playing the old fashioned way to meet new villagers, as I know in a cycle I really couldn't interact with them and keep them original but cycling also probably has it's fun side as well. What do you think, and if you do cycle or used to do you enjoy it or why did you stop if you did?

 

[tae]

i have my one main town, which is my current pride and glory even though it needs so much work still- but i myself bought a second game to try out cycling. i loved cycling it was amazing, and it helped me find villagers i really liked and villagers i really didn't like. but because cycling requires a constant upkeep on the schedule i fell out of pattern. cycling really is fun and i suggest everyone to give it a try if they have the means to do so- but be careful because i found myself wanting to make more towns and keep all the villagers i ended up really liking.

 

[Dorian]

While I have cycled to get rid of unwanted villagers and replace them with dreamies, I have never had a cycling town. Knowing me, I would get too attached to too many villagers and just end up with another town of regulars