Bentobuff
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Due to how no one's experiences seem to match up to the general rule of thumb, I decided to conduct an experiment!
I'd appreciate it if anyone who wants to help could share these details with me- even if it's incomplete, if you have any concrete details, that might be able to help
How to get the non-care related details:
To view the chart*:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s126...000481fd2322/42f5861bbc7874afb5b91a20d8e29564
I'm in the middle of trying to perfect care a digimon, so as soon as I get that character, I'll boot up my gen1 rerelease back up.
I will note the table is through a link ONLY because TT won't let me edit posts after a certain length of time; this is to ensure anyone who finds this thread years down the road can just look at it already made. I've been using EN for ~10 years now, and I think they'll be around for a good long while yet.
I'd appreciate it if anyone who wants to help could share these details with me- even if it's incomplete, if you have any concrete details, that might be able to help
How to get the non-care related details:
I held down B and C and pressed reset. The screen went black. I thought I broke it again, but then I hit A and the screen changed to a checkerboard pattern. I pressed B and it changed, then I hit C and it changed again. Here is the weird part. When I hit A on the fourth screen the words “Ver 5” appeared. I’ll try to upload a picture. So I started fooling around with it on that screen. I eventually pressed B and C at the same time. Then ANOTHER screen popped up and it said “0956 KHz”. What does a tamagotchi have to do with kilohertz? Then I pressed A and it showed the following string of numbers and letters: “00E27B46”
To view the chart*:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s126...000481fd2322/42f5861bbc7874afb5b91a20d8e29564
I'm in the middle of trying to perfect care a digimon, so as soon as I get that character, I'll boot up my gen1 rerelease back up.
I will note the table is through a link ONLY because TT won't let me edit posts after a certain length of time; this is to ensure anyone who finds this thread years down the road can just look at it already made. I've been using EN for ~10 years now, and I think they'll be around for a good long while yet.
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