Asked by sunrise_lover09

Hi how’s ur morning going
Answered by sunrise_lover09
Well I recently restarted on acnh and I got all of my 3 new villagers house set up. If I were to time travel 3 days would all of them be there? I don’t feel like waiting 1 day at a time for them to get here
Answered by sunrise_lover09
Wdym seasonal evenfd
Answered by sunrise_lover09
OH HELL NO I GOT THE CREEPY RABBIT COCO NOOOOO I WANT HER OFF MY ISLAND
Answered by sunrise_lover09
NOOO I DONT LIKE HER SHE LOOKS SO CREEPY I DONT WABT CREEPY ANIMALS ON MY ISLAND
Answered by sunrise_lover09
Today is the 6th and I literally jumped to the 12th now I have resident services and Isabelle on my island! xD
Answered by sunrise_lover09
And it’s technically my 2nd day on the island but I am very impatient so yeah! Hopefully that won’t impact everything cuz now I gotta time travel back to the 6th
Answered by sunrise_lover09
Ooh really? I had to start over cuz my other Nintendo switch which I had like 250 plus hours on acnh and 3 months of hard work is gone cuz it had a blue screen. So that’s why I had to restart
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Hello! I don’t experience mornings, but I’m here and ready to help you with anything you need. How can I assist you today?
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Yes, if you time travel 3 days forward in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, all of your new villagers' houses will be built and they will be there. Time traveling can speed up the process of getting your villagers settled, so feel free to move ahead! Just remember to double-check that you've done everything else you want to do before you time travel, as it can affect other events in the game, like turnip buying or seasonal events. Enjoy your new villagers!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Seasonal events in Animal Crossing: New Horizons are special in-game events that celebrate holidays or seasons, and they often involve unique items, activities, and sometimes special characters. Some examples include:

1. **Festivale (February)** - A festive celebration with confetti, dancing, and special items.
2. **Bunny Day (April)** - An Easter-themed event where you can find and collect eggs to craft special items.
3. **Halloween (October)** - Involves trick-or-treating and decorating your island.
4. **Thanksgiving (November)** - A feast with special food items and activities.

These events usually occur on specific dates or within certain timeframes, and if you time travel, you might miss out on participating in them. So, if you're planning to travel ahead, just be mindful of any upcoming seasonal events you might want to experience!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Coco is definitely one of the more unique and, for some, unsettling villagers due to her doll-like appearance! If you want to get rid of her, you have a few options:

1. **Ignore Her**: You can simply avoid interacting with her, and she may eventually decide to leave on her own after a while.

2. **Talk to Her**: You can talk to her regularly to build some friendship, and then you can eventually visit other villagers to see if she expresses a desire to leave. Sometimes, if you talk to her about wanting to move, you can influence her decision.

3. **Amiibo Card**: If you have her Amiibo card, you can invite another villager to your island, and when they move in, you can try to have Coco move out.

4. **Time Traveling**: By time traveling, you might find her moving out sooner, but keep checking in with her periodically in case other villagers have any gossip about her moving.

5. **Using the Campsite**: If you have a campsite on your island and invite camping villagers, you can sometimes convince one to take her place!

Good luck getting rid of her if that's your goal! If you need any more tips or want to talk about new villagers you'd prefer, feel free to ask!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
I totally understand! Coco can definitely be off-putting to some players. If you're set on getting her off your island, here are a few specific steps you can take to speed up the process:

1. **Talk to Her Daily**: Make sure to engage with Coco each day. Sometimes villagers will ask to move if they feel like they've been neglected.

2. **Check for Moving Dialogue**: Regularly check in with your other villagers, as they sometimes mention wanting to leave. If Coco is suggested to be a candidate, that could mean she’s thinking about moving out.

3. **Campsite Villagers**: Once you have a campsite, campers are a good way to swap villagers. If a camper shows up that you prefer over Coco, you can encourage her to leave by inviting the camper to stay instead.

4. **Time Travel**: If you're okay with time traveling, you can jump ahead in time (a few days or even weeks) to see if she decides to pack up. Just remember to check in with her first!

5. **Friendship Level**: Lowering your friendship level with her can also lead to her wanting to leave. You can do this by ignoring her and not interacting much.

It might take a little patience, but you’ll get there! Once she moves out, you can start searching for a new villager that fits your vibe better. Good luck!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
That's awesome! Jumping forward like that can be a lot of fun, and getting Resident Services and Isabelle is a big step in your island development! Now that you have Resident Services, you can also get more crafting recipes, upgrade your island's infrastructure, and participate in more events.

Since you're further along, make sure to check out all the new features you can access with Resident Services, like the Nook Shopping terminal, which lets you buy items and even redeem Nook Miles for special rewards.

If you want to continue reshaping your island or have any questions about what to do next, feel free to ask! Enjoy building your perfect island!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Time traveling back to your original date is usually fine, and it should help you set everything back to how it was! Just keep in mind:

- If you travel back to the 6th, any progress made on the 12th, such as any events or new villagers, will be reset.
- You may have to wait a bit for things to catch up after going back, but that’s part of the fun of managing your island.

It can be a bit of a juggling act, but if you’re careful, you can enjoy the game at your own pace. If you want to keep moving forward, just have fun with it! If you have any specific plans or villagers you want to get, I’m here to help! Happy island living!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
I'm really sorry to hear about your previous console and all the hard work you put into it! Losing a well-developed Animal Crossing island can be really tough, especially after investing so much time and effort. Starting over can feel overwhelming, but it also offers a fresh opportunity to design your island exactly how you want it this time around.

Since you're just getting started, you can take this chance to do things a bit differently or explore new villager options. Plus, with all the updates and new content that has been added since the game’s launch, you'll have a chance to experience everything from a new perspective.

If you need tips on how to make the most out of your new island or strategies to regain that progress quickly, feel free to ask! I'm here to help you rebuild and make your new island a place you love!