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==Villager moving glitches== |
==Villager moving glitches== |
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Unlike in previous games of the series, the |
Unlike in previous games of the series, the mayor can manage how many NPC residents their town will have and where they will reside, by pre-paying and marking the land for their home, then asking the desired character (from the camping lot, a ticket island, another town's leaving islander, or an Amiibo who has been summoned 3 times) to join, causing the land to be marked as sold and the house being built overnight. Villagers leave of their own will or by being evicted by the mayor when inviting an Amiibo in a full town. |
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In version 1.1.1 and earlier, asking another town's character to move would result in the land being marked as sold but the character never actually moving in. |
In version 1.1.1 and earlier, asking another town's character to move in would result in the land being marked as sold but the character never actually moving in. |
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However related issues are still in the game as of version 1.1.4, as can be deduced from the following report: |
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I had [Raymond] on my 2nd switch, evicted him, and invited him on my 1st one, and he did indeed move. As soon as I went online, he disappeared! If I go to his house it says he moved away; I can't find him around the island (museum included); if I choose to move his home or send him a letter he responds, but only in these cases. I can't evict him, because it says the 10th house is occupied, so I'm forced to keep it that way. |
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Silla mia seconda Switch avevo Raimondo su animal crossing, l'ho cacciato, ed invitato sulla mia prima switch(legit, non moddata) e Raimondo si è trasferito. Appena sono andato online, l'abitante si è buggato! Se vado a casa sua, mi dice che si è trasferito, ma di fatto no. Se guardo per tutta l'isola, museo compreso non c'è. Se chiedo di spostare o l'edificio o mando lettere/regali allora appare e risponde, ma solo in quelle occasioni. Non posso nemmeno cacciarlo o sostituirlo, perché mi segna che ho la decima casa perenmmente occupata, quindi son costretto ad avere questa casa fantasma. Ho provato a contattare il servizio clienti nintendo e mi han detto di vedere online perché non sanno come aiutarmi. --> |
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These issues are not guaranteed to happen: they may be random or linked to internal factors. |
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Version 1.2, released on 2020-4-22, fixes the bug retroactively by scanning and fixing the save when first run. |
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==Double payment glitch== |
==Double payment glitch== |
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Latest revision as of 15:43, 27 April 2020
This article must comply with the non-Pokémon glitches guideline.
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| Wikipedia link | Animal Crossing: New Horizons |
| Developer(s) | Nintendo |
| Publisher(s) | Nintendo |
| Platform(s) | Nintendo Switch |
| Release date(s) | March 20, 2020 |
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the first (and currently only) fifth-generation Animal Crossing game.
Item duplication
In version 1.1 (current up to 2020-3-26) and earlier, items can be duplicated by:
- Placing outdoors an item, preferably of 1x1 size, which can have others stacked above (such as a cardboard box)
- Placing the desired item above said one
- Entering single-system multiplayer (which requires two controllers, two local users playing the game, and the Nook Phone "call citizen" feature
- One player shall then keep rotating the box in-place, while the other attempts to pick up the desired item (see video)
This trick has been reported to occasionally cause visual (and possibly functional) corruption, resulting in the item continuing to float even after the box is removed.
Villager moving glitches
Unlike in previous games of the series, the mayor can manage how many NPC residents their town will have and where they will reside, by pre-paying and marking the land for their home, then asking the desired character (from the camping lot, a ticket island, another town's leaving islander, or an Amiibo who has been summoned 3 times) to join, causing the land to be marked as sold and the house being built overnight. Villagers leave of their own will or by being evicted by the mayor when inviting an Amiibo in a full town.
In version 1.1.1 and earlier, asking another town's character to move in would result in the land being marked as sold but the character never actually moving in.
However related issues are still in the game as of version 1.1.4, as can be deduced from the following report:
I had [Raymond] on my 2nd switch, evicted him, and invited him on my 1st one, and he did indeed move. As soon as I went online, he disappeared! If I go to his house it says he moved away; I can't find him around the island (museum included); if I choose to move his home or send him a letter he responds, but only in these cases. I can't evict him, because it says the 10th house is occupied, so I'm forced to keep it that way.
These issues are not guaranteed to happen: they may be random or linked to internal factors.
Version 1.2, released on 2020-4-22, fixes the bug retroactively by scanning and fixing the save when first run.
Double payment glitch
The player, while on a ticket island, can purchase items for miles; however, in version 1.1.1 and earlier, their value in Bells would also be deducted.