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Animals don't move from my town

I've been playing the game for over a year now. In the past 6 months, my animals don't move out of my town anymore and I don't know why. About a month ago I connected DS to DS with a friend and had them come to my town (and vice versa) thinking this would cause an animal in my town to move, but they still live in my town. Nobody is moving and I don't know why. I have not had all of the animals in my town yet, so it's not because they've already been here.
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<BR>Has anybody heard of this happening? I'm getting tired of seeing the same old faces
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<BR>Thanks in advance for your help.

Date of Question: Jul 19th 2010 | Question ID: 158028

Polly2220 | Member | Joined: Jul 19th 2010
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erm i had that prob
it may be boring but you can get the animals pics
(if u havnt got them all ready)
try reseting the time on your ds
you WILL get alot of weeds but they move away
hope i helped

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I think you have a perfect town.my friend got a very pretty town and they didn't move.hope I helped

ZingZing | Member | Joined: Apr 23rd 2011
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I have the same problem, I think it's just a glitch in the game and there is no way to fix it sorry. If you know a friend with animal crossing, then pick up all your rares and money and move your person into their town. Then delete your town, build a new town, and move yourself back. It's the only way sorry.

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Well , stop talking to some of your neighbors then they would move , you can tell if there's boxes arouf their houses !!! Or you can change the time ( it has to be long though ) I hope that helps that what happened to me ...

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