I’ve gone full mad scientist on how to kick villagers out in   #ACNH   https://abs.twimg.com/hashflags... draggable="false" alt=""> but I have now perfected it so here’s a huge thread about it:
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TEGAN’S GUIDE TO KICKING VILLAGERS OUT:
1. Befriend the villager you want to kick out. This will increase the chances of them wanting to move. 1/?
                    
                                    
                    TEGAN’S GUIDE TO KICKING VILLAGERS OUT:
1. Befriend the villager you want to kick out. This will increase the chances of them wanting to move. 1/?
                        
                        
                        2/?
How do I know I’m friends with a villager?
- They send you letters
Letters clarified:
•When a villager sends you a letter about a new addition to your house or when they just first move in don’t seem to indicate much
                    
                                    
                    How do I know I’m friends with a villager?
- They send you letters
Letters clarified:
•When a villager sends you a letter about a new addition to your house or when they just first move in don’t seem to indicate much
                        
                        
                        3/?
For example: Rocket is my least favourite villager and I’ve only started talking them today but when I added a new room to my house they sent me a letter to congratulate me. I’ve been trying to get them to move out from Day One and they have yet to do so.
                    
                                    
                    For example: Rocket is my least favourite villager and I’ve only started talking them today but when I added a new room to my house they sent me a letter to congratulate me. I’ve been trying to get them to move out from Day One and they have yet to do so.
                        
                        
                        4/?
•Letters that seem more random or have something to do with you have better merit
For example: Marshal sent me a letter about how he had a dream about me so he thought he send me a letter and now he’s moving out.
                    
                                    
                    •Letters that seem more random or have something to do with you have better merit
For example: Marshal sent me a letter about how he had a dream about me so he thought he send me a letter and now he’s moving out.
                        
                        
                        5/?
- They give you gifts back: not money or just say oh thank
- Go to their birthday parties and give them a gift
- If they are sick and you go over to give them medicine
- You give them back a lost item
- Catching flees off of them
                    
                                    
                    - They give you gifts back: not money or just say oh thank
- Go to their birthday parties and give them a gift
- If they are sick and you go over to give them medicine
- You give them back a lost item
- Catching flees off of them
                        
                        
                        6/? 
Sometimes you can here a jingle when you become friends with a villager and also you will get a nook miles reward if you haven’t filled that card out already)
This process took me 7 to 10 days of skipping a day at a time just to be sure.
                    
                                    
                    Sometimes you can here a jingle when you become friends with a villager and also you will get a nook miles reward if you haven’t filled that card out already)
This process took me 7 to 10 days of skipping a day at a time just to be sure.
                        
                        
                        7/?
I talked to the villagers I wanted to kick out and gave them gifts daily (usually something cheap from the shop or tailors or stuff that I had extra of or an item I didn’t want but hadn’t sold it yet, it doesn’t matter what they are always happy to get a gift.
                    
                                    
                    I talked to the villagers I wanted to kick out and gave them gifts daily (usually something cheap from the shop or tailors or stuff that I had extra of or an item I didn’t want but hadn’t sold it yet, it doesn’t matter what they are always happy to get a gift.
                        
                        
                        8/?
2. Once you feel confident you’ve made an effort time skip or wait 14-20 days and hopefully the villager you wanted to move is thinking about doing so.
                    
                                    
                    2. Once you feel confident you’ve made an effort time skip or wait 14-20 days and hopefully the villager you wanted to move is thinking about doing so.
                        
                        
                        9/?
3. To ensure the villagers I wanted to keep didn’t get mixed up in this like they were in the beginning I just kept the relationship to a minimum by just taking to them when I saw them but it’s best to just fully ignore the ones you want to keep.
                    
                                    
                    3. To ensure the villagers I wanted to keep didn’t get mixed up in this like they were in the beginning I just kept the relationship to a minimum by just taking to them when I saw them but it’s best to just fully ignore the ones you want to keep.
                        
                        
                        10/10
WARNING: the last villager that has moved onto your island will not move out until someone else leaves and moves in becoming the next new villager!
Sorry if this thread is a mess it’s my first time making one.
                    
                
                WARNING: the last villager that has moved onto your island will not move out until someone else leaves and moves in becoming the next new villager!
Sorry if this thread is a mess it’s my first time making one.
 
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