Can I time travel to the next time a villager asks to move out or do I have to play the whole 15 days
I’m trying to get entirely new villagers on my island, but it's a 15 day period between the time a new villager moves in and an old villager asks to move out. I’m wondering if I could time travel to the 15th day or if I have to play all the days in-between?
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I've figured it out: You have to play each day. You have to go on your island, walk around for a minute or so, then Save and Quit.
Do this for 15 days and the bubble will appear.
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Also, the exact timeframe for a villager to consider moving out is two weeks after another villager has completely moved in, or one week after another villager considered moving out but was persuaded to stay.Does time traveling make villagers move out?
All players who time travel take the risk of their town becoming populated with weeds, downgrading Tom Nook's Store, the likely possibility of villagers moving out, bedheads, interrupting the growth of trees, and, depending on how far they have traveled, rafflesia growing.Can I time travel back after inviting a villager?
Do I have to wait to time travel after someone invites my villager to live on their island? No, and likewise, you don't have to wait to time travel after inviting someone else's villager to live on your island either.How often will villagers ask to move out?
1 Answer. Show activity on this post. You will need to wait 5 days (at a minimum) for someone else to ask to leave. The 15 day wait is only if you say 'yes' to the villager moving out.How I make ANY VILLAGER MOVE OUT 👋 | With/Without Time Traveling | Animal Crossing: New Horizons
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