The way animal crossing: how the villagers of New Horizons actually migrate from Bale's blog

What kind of animal crossing: The villagers of New Horizons decided to relocate is still a mystery. Although there are a lot of speculative articles and tutorials instructing players to use the net to beat villagers or a regular trip for several weeks to trigger movement, Animal Crossing data miner Ninji revealed the actual situation under the hood. You can try it many times, although it may cost you more Animal Crossing Bells, which is unavoidable, then all you can do is prepare as many Animal Crossing Bells as possible, and IGGM may help you in this.

Anyone who has been playing for a while can realize some basic knowledge: if you see a villager walking around with thought bubbles overhead, then talking to them will prompt people to talk about possible movements. This is also the only way for villagers to move out without using an amiibo card.

However, according to Ninji's Twitter post, before the villagers ask if they should move, some conditions must be met:

    You must live on the island with at least six villagers before one villager will ask to move out.
    Fifteen days have passed since the last villager moved out and vacated a piece of land.
    Five days have passed since the villagers asked to move.

From there, it becomes more complicated. Ninji explained that there is a formula to decide whether the villagers will ask to move out, and a formula to choose the villagers in the game.

The villagers will not ask to move, the birthday is in the last week, or the villagers they recently talked about moving, and you tell them to stay. In the end it should be pointed out that this process is random, which means that even if you calculate well, it may take several attempts to move a specific villager. But this does not matter, IGGM will provide you with strong support, you can Buy ACNH Bells you want at IGGM, for example, Animal Crossing Bells and Nook miles Tickets. So you don't have to worry, you just need to concentrate on your game.

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Added May 27 '20

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