dancinkayley
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On my v1 I got to 104th Generation (though the generation counter on any Tamagotchi from v1-v5.5 will only go up to 99th Generation). It's because of this that I got a bit stressed about keeping my Tamagotchi alive (though pretty much all the Connexions are pretty easy to keep alive) and when that one showed the low battery sign, I took out the battery for good. I was also running my v5 at the time, so I just kept looking after that one. And then a few months later, I stopped. Why? Because it was getting boring- I'd raised around 17 generations by that time.I just started my 2nd generation of the V5, and I do have to admit, it's a little easier to feel responsible for the 2nd generation. Maybe 1st generation is a little strange, but my 2nd gen is so cute... maybe I see what Bandai was going for now. How many generations can you have? Infinite? Anybody got a really high number?
It might not have been as bad if I was running another Tamagotchi simultaneously, but I wasn't, not after taking the battery out of my v1 anyway. Unless it's in the baby stage, the v5 will lose a heart every hour exactly and poop every two hours exactly (if I remember correctly and I might be a bit off there).
Somehow or other, I could raise 104 generations on my v1 and not get bored (or 103 if you don't count the most recent one- it's an unmarried Tamagotchi that just evolved into a Kuchipatchi if I remember correctly). And yet I could only raise around 12-15 generations on my v5 before getting really bored (the last few generations I raised were painfully boring). What is it that kept me going on the v1? Is it that it's harder to determine what it's going to evolve into? Even though there are far fewer characters on the v1 than on the v5, you can't determine exactly what it's going to evolve into. On the v5 and v5.5 you can. If you know you've used mostly one type of item and you've got your bonding percentage in a certain range, then you will know what your character(s) will evolve into. (The third child often isn't as predictable though.)