Yes please, I'm at that stage of friendship with all my villagers where they all stop me to buy or swap things from my inventory, usually fishes and bugs. Their homes look terrible now.
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The recipes you get at the start are random. Some get the stone furniture, some get log stuff, some get iron garden table/chair and others get the natural garden table/chair. Swinging bench, hay bed, birdhouse, birdbath, water pump. All random. Every single recipe from those sets can be gotten in other ways. The clothesline is a cranky pool recipe for example.
Could I get some of these please?
I need:
Cherry Speaker
Leaf
Orange Umbrella
Peach Chair
Shell Speaker
I don't have NSO, which would be needed right? If I don't need it, then that would be awesome! If I do, then I really appreciate the help, but I'll stick to the old fashioned wait and see approach. I'll practice my Zen patience.
May I please have the log chair, log table and log sofa if they are still available?
That would make a lot of sense then. Two of the villagers I gave the cupcakes to have been on my island for a month or less and likely aren't at level 5 friendship yet, and they were the only two who gave me general furniture/clothes instead of a birthday item.
I'm talking speculation here but does anyone think Nintendo will add the ability to add more buildings? I know you can do this with additional accounts (I have) but before I add 3rd and 4th alt accounts, I wanted to get some thoughts on the possibility of this being built into the main account. For example, I have all the ingredients to make an amazing looking Chinese restaurant..but where am I suppose to put it? In my house? Outside? They could go all out and give us siding options that look like different types of businesses as well.
This is easily at the top of my DLC wishlist. Anyone else thinking about this?
This is easily at the top of my DLC wishlist. Anyone else thinking about this?
Doubt this will happen.
You'll have to use either a player house or outdoors for decorating and making businesses or what have you. I don't even think that they'll add proper infrastructure buildings beyond expansions to the existing ones.
Is this the only way to get Iron? It's going to take me forever to get 30 at this rate.
I think I'm going for an island of only lily of the valley I'm to lazy to deal with duplicates spawning on city folk I didn't like dealing with flowers dying so I had all gold roses. I know it would look rather boring but I would be free from that hassle once I acquire all the flowers I can drop my rating down to 4.
I have shot down 2 balloons but I didn't seem to get anything? The package fell but I couldn't see anything to loot.
If balloon packages fall on top of anything solid that isn't empty ground they'll bounce once in a random direction. If they have already bounced and again land in a non-empty spot or they fall on water they disappear. Maybe that happened? If so, try to shoot them down when there's some free room under them.
So my friend is having some sort of meteor shower glitch where they just keep raining down. Its amazing. Ive wished on about 100 stars so far. Is there a daily limit? Do we onow?
I don't know if it's a glitch. I had this happen several times.
There is no glitch, it's just a meteor shower.
As the host you can get either 30 or 40 fragments the next day, as a guest you are capped at 20. Wishing more than that in a day is just for the stamp.
good to know. I got my stamp. Ive never had a shower like that, gotten about 20 in one go and thats the highest.
I think someone else asked about this the other day and someone mentioned that there may be an issue with giving seasonal wreaths in general? My guess is it's that they possibly just won't use it outside of the season, but I don't know if the issue is that for sure since I've only heard about it these two times (and I don't think we Northern players have one to test with).
EDIT: Hmm, poking around Reddit shows that I may be wrong and it is just any seasonal wreath, not just it not being out of season. Though unlike you, it seems some people had them display it for a few days before switching back. Which makes me have a second theory: maybe they only briefly use seasonal items as a defense for having them out when it's no longer fitting?
I guess one way to tell would be if the wedding plates from the current event stick around or not, though I guess I don't know if those technically count as seasonal anyway.
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Is the normal behaviour for them to just replace the first wreath with the second one you give? If so then the seasonal thing would make sense.
In theory it's cool that the villagers talk about what you did the day before but why does that amount to every single villager telling me about how much I hit the rocks every single day. I hit the rocks the exact amount of times the game wants me to hit the rocks, shut the heck up about the rocks
It's annoying having the exact same fossil dialog every single day because I dig up fossils every day
That's literally all my villagers ever seem to talk about
It's just mind-numbing that they tied it to things people will be doing every single day. Like maybe if it only happens when you go out of your way to continually farm these things on island tours after you exhausted your own daily supply but this stuff clogs so much dialogue as is
Judging by the amount of money they contribute to bridges/inclines, their understanding of finances is lacking.
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"My villagers seem to think I have severe money issues, with them watching me bury money everyday. I want to ask them who they think built this island and how."
"Judging by the amount of money they contribute to bridges/inclines, their understanding of finances is lacking."
Man, I get what you were trying to go for, but I do not want to see that orange fuckface when I open this thread.
Finally had a good day for Summer Shells today. Let's hope that continues.
Also add me to list of keeping this topic free from of the orange despot.
Also add me to list of keeping this topic free from of the orange despot.
I don't have anything valuable to add to the discourse, but just want to bitch for a second about the game's fishing.
I sometimes hate this game's fishing system. Most of the time I'm able to catch fish with no issues. Sometimes I'm not able to catch fish because I was clearly a bit too slow. But then there are those times when you hit the button immediately after the fish bites, and you still lose the fish. It feels like the window of time to catch the fish varies by the slightest bit, almost arbitrarily. Maybe I'm wrong about this (I'm sure people have data-mined the game and can say objectively if I'm wrong about this) and I just wasn't as fast as I thought it was, but yeah.
It sucks... not even just because I lost the fish, but because it feels like there's no way to avoid losing fish sometimes. I've been playing the game since launch, and I still find myself occasionally looking up fishing guides to see if there's something I've missed this whole time. Like, maybe I'm pressing the action button too soon after hearing the sound? Or maybe I'm missing some other visual cue? Nope.
Don't get me wrong - I think the system on the whole is probably far more accessible than, say, Stardew Valley's. But I guess part of me still longs for SV's fishing system because it always felt consistent. Some fish were always hard to catch, but you could always see a very game-y visual representation of how you were doing as you were trying to catch it. As opposed to seeing the bob go down/hearing the sound/seeing the splash, immediately pressing the action button, and still seemingly losing the fish some percentage of the time.
Anyway, that's it for my rant.
I sometimes hate this game's fishing system. Most of the time I'm able to catch fish with no issues. Sometimes I'm not able to catch fish because I was clearly a bit too slow. But then there are those times when you hit the button immediately after the fish bites, and you still lose the fish. It feels like the window of time to catch the fish varies by the slightest bit, almost arbitrarily. Maybe I'm wrong about this (I'm sure people have data-mined the game and can say objectively if I'm wrong about this) and I just wasn't as fast as I thought it was, but yeah.
It sucks... not even just because I lost the fish, but because it feels like there's no way to avoid losing fish sometimes. I've been playing the game since launch, and I still find myself occasionally looking up fishing guides to see if there's something I've missed this whole time. Like, maybe I'm pressing the action button too soon after hearing the sound? Or maybe I'm missing some other visual cue? Nope.
Don't get me wrong - I think the system on the whole is probably far more accessible than, say, Stardew Valley's. But I guess part of me still longs for SV's fishing system because it always felt consistent. Some fish were always hard to catch, but you could always see a very game-y visual representation of how you were doing as you were trying to catch it. As opposed to seeing the bob go down/hearing the sound/seeing the splash, immediately pressing the action button, and still seemingly losing the fish some percentage of the time.
Anyway, that's it for my rant.
Celeste coughed up the rocket recipe finally which means I only need 25 or is it 26 components to FINALLY make the giant robo!
Question: are you playing docked, and do you noticed any other delayed inputs with your controller if so?
I ask because I've only extremely rarely had issues with timing for fishing, and that's been why. That, and good old me messing up and hesitating. Otherwise, you should be able to go by the audio and get it every time?
Hey, I have Judy crafting Dark tulip crown.
Drop by if you want a copy of the recipe, and maybe water my roses near the airport and just outside my house, just north of that, please?
Dodo code is
Drop by if you want a copy of the recipe, and maybe water my roses near the airport and just outside my house, just north of that, please?
Dodo code is
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Hahah congratulations nonetheless!
90% of the time, as soon as the lure catches the attention of a fish, I close my eyes or look away from the screen and just wait for the audio cue before I press the button. It seems to work much better for me.
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