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How long does it take for the stalks to recover on virtual villagers 4?
A day, maybe a day half maybe 2days max!:)
How long does it take a child to turn 14 in virtual villagers?
In Virtual Villagers, a child takes about 20 minutes of real-time gameplay to grow into a teenager, which is when they turn 14. This process occurs as the game progresses and villagers age naturally. Players can speed up this aging by ensuring that the village is active and that villagers are engaged in various tasks.
How long should it take to clear blockage in virtual villagers?
it could take up to 24 hours. try making your villagers start clearing the blockage at night,then go to sleep. remember to set your speed at half and make sure that they have enough food.
How do you enter mausoleum in virtual villagers 4?
Click on the stone entrance and it will take you inside and show you their tombs inside.
What to do with the package in virtual villagers two?
i have gotten so far so that i know you take 2-3 master builders to it
How do you discover the medical cactus in virtual villagers?
To discover the medical plant you have to take a villager to the middle top part of the screen.
How do you clean the beach in virtual villagers?
you must take a builder to the smashed boat p.s. i think you need a master builder but i'm not sure it was a long time ago sence i completed that mile stone
How long did it take to build Asimo?
how long does it take to build a asimo
How long did it take to build the haif moon?
how long did it take to build the half moon
How long did it take to build the Scottish parliment?
how long did it take to build the scottish parliment?
How long did it take to build Cabot tower?
how long did it take to build cabot tower
Do the trees regrow fruit on virtual villagers 3?
Ah, virtual villagers are like little friends in a digital garden. Just like in nature, trees need time to grow and produce fruit again. Be patient and take good care of your villagers and their surroundings, and you may see those trees bear fruit once more. Just like painting, it's all about patience and gentle nurturing.
