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Mimitchi is pushing 26 today!
Seeing as both my tamas I've been running are close to the end I'm thinking about breaking and just running one for a while so I don't burn myself out.
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How do you know when your tamagotchi is in the senior phase?
My Mimitchi is requiring more care and turned 19 today so I don't really know? Mametchi is the same age but seems to keep the same amount of care so I'm not too worried.
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The older models, and their modern remakes, get needier as they get towards the end of their lifespan, so that's how you know, really.
However, that's not quite a senior phase, as such - when most people say "seniors" they usually specifically mean the final, very aged-looking evolutions that mainly appeared in the 2000s models (i.e., Otokitchi and Ojitchi).
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I've been keeping my tamas alive for almost two weeks and tried to get myself to start a third but I can't go through that process with a third??? How do people do it???
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@Dragonboy yiiiikes dude
I'm keen on bringing mine everywhere or if I have to, pause them.
I can't forget mine especially since I keep em on a bright rainbow lanyard
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I downloaded the tamagotchi app, is it any fun??
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My oldest tama ended up dying today :((((
It was a mimitchi and I kept up with talking care of it but she was only 12 days/years so I'm wondering if I did something wrong???
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@Penguin-keeper Feeding a character too many snacks did have consequences in the originals; the re-releases have consequences for feeding a character snacks period.
Wikia/Fandom says:
QuoteFeeding a Tamagotchi too many snacks within a short period of time will make it sick, and continuously doing so will kill it - on the 20th anniversary rereleases, even spacing out a significant number of snacks across its life will likely cause a Tamagotchi to die prematurely. Overfeeding a Tamagotchi snacks is the only way it can die during the baby stage - this is not possible on the rereleases.
Original behavior makes much more sense to me. I guess Babitchi now runs a candy factory and doesn't realize his recipe tastes horrible for everyone else.
Speaking of documentation, the Tamagotchi Friends (Connection v8) is the inverse. The manual says "don't allow its weight to spiral out of control" even though here they actually did forget to implement consequences for this (nothing happened for me, even at the 99 LB cap)...
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@Jop - Wow, assuming that the wiki is accurate, I actually did not know that! I know that the Game Boy game allowed it to happen, though (it's how speedruns of it are done
). I could've sworn that no version allows a baby-stage Tamagotchi to die, though - although I certainly could be misremembering that!
As for the Friends, I guess that the bad documentation is an issue that goes way back, huh?
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I got my new tamagotchi today! I'm happy to have a start on my collection. =^u^=
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I'm possibly gonna be getting p1 tama tomorrow!! >U<!!
( Aka adding more stress to myself )
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So how many peoples are active on here???
( Maybe I just have too much free time. )