Which feels better?

[Ami Mercury]

Which makes you feel better?

Getting rid of an unwanted villager or getting a dreamie?

 

[hanzy]

I would have to say getting rid of an unwanted villager haha. There's this great sense of freedom that feels great. Plus you don't hold any expectations, as you would with ensuring your dreamie is everything you'd think they'd be.

 

[Sharmista]

Not sure, but I guess both? I'm so happy when a villager that I'm not fond of pings to move, because then I know that I soon can get another dreamie. Then when the villager is finally gone after a few days I get excited everytime I see a tent at the camping site, this feeling <3 especially when a dreamie is in there.

 

[debinoresu]

getting rid of an unwanted villager especially after 5 hrs of cycling to get them out

 

[Leopardfire]

I usually grow at least a small attachment to non-dreamies (Lionel, Hazel, Kiki, and Pierce especially), so I feel better getting dreamies. I've never hated a villager I've had. ^^

 

[pawprints]

I'd say getting rid of an unwanted villager. I don't usually hate villagers, but when I do, I really can't stand them. So getting rid of them is like a weight has been lifted. I cycled for three-ish hours one day to try to get rid of Winnie and I was able to get rid of both her and Del who I really wasn't fond of either and it was a great feeling c:

 

[Shirohibiki]

think i have to go with getting rid of an unwanted villager. while both feel very similar, getting rid of someone usually takes a LOT more time than finding a dreamie (for me, anyway). so yeah it feels more rewarding.

 

[Darumy]

I end up having a twinge of affection for every villager that moves in haha, so getting a dreamie.

 

[scarfboyxiv]

Getting a dreamie; it's now a lot easier to NOT get villagers you don't want because that means there's one more permanent villager which means one less opening for anyone else to move in. (So long as you're happy with where your dreamie plopped their house )

 

[Ami Mercury]

wrong thread AGAIN!

 

[Capella]

Getting rid of a villager
It took me five pings to get Klaus out of my town

 

[N64dude]

Getting rid of a unwanted villager works for me.

 

[Aubrey895]

Well when I got rid of that ugly Katt I was so excited!!! It took forever for her to leave. She lived right next to me too!!! Once she finally got out everyone started singing and dancing again. Everyone just seemed happier. The town even started to smell better!

So yeah I like finally making someone I don't like move. It's a even better feeling if I spent hours tt them out.

 

[LyraVale]

Ami, you're so good at coming up with these topics!

I voted getting rid of someone, because that can be literally MONTHS of work, and they just ruin a lot of fun in the town, when you have to keep playing around them, doing things for them, or dodging them. If it was easier, we probably wouldn't grow to hate them so much, but it escalates pretty quickly when you're frustrated that they JUST don't want to go away.

 

[Hound00med]

Definitely getting a dreamy.. The only occasion where I was genuinely happy to see them leave was Kid Cat.. I love Kid Cat but I thought he was frozen in my town for good (until I let a dreamy go to make him go )

 

[Punchies]

Getting rid of an unwanted villager feels so good it's like having an orgasm......I think I went too far .-.

 

[LyraVale]

I think I went too far .-.

lol, or you've found a new market for ACNL

 

[ZJP91]

for sure when a villager moves out, because you might get sick of you're favorite villager but you will never get sick of that feeling of seeing that open space and knowing you get to go onto the forums and find a new villager.

 

[ethre]

It depends on how much I want the villager or how much I want the villager to move out.

For example -

I, like exploded with tears of joy when Graham pinged me. He was such a jerk!! >

I was just really happy when I finally got Bluebear, my ultimate dreamie~

 

[dengit]

I say the best feeling is giving away/selling an unwanted villager to someone who really wants them.