In Animal Crossing: New Horizons my son accidentally told one of his villagers that they should "follow their dreams" when they said they wanted to leave. He'd actually like them to stay.
Is there a way to cancel their move and get them to remain on the island?
4 Answers
You actually can stop your villagers from leaving after telling them they should leave!
According to Reddit user u/deenew, if you talk to the villager who is leaving on the same day that they told you they were leaving on a second player profile, you will get the "should I stay?" option again on the second player. Once you've told them not to go on the second profile, you can return on your resident rep profile, and they will inform you that they've had a change of heart and decided to stay.
Once you answer their question about moving or staying, the decision has been made. In the coming days that islander will pack up and leave. The only way to get them back is through amiibo cards, they come back to a campsite, or you find them again on a Nook island.
Log out immediately without saving and restart the game (go to the home menu and force close the game, DO NOT CLICK THE MINUS TO SAVE AND END) when you log back on find the villager again, and this time you should be able to change your answer
2Well I fixed that problem. You see to let the villager tell you that he changed his mind you must
- Go to another ACNH account
- Find that villager
- Tell him to stay
- Wait a couple of minutes
- Return to your main character,and find that villager again And then the villager would run into you and say I changed my mind no more moving out. Simple right