blaseball - haunted baseball betting simulation

lol, that was exactly what i was hoping for

i'm in, starting tomorrow!

i believe in the breckenridge jazz hands

for new people (like me), this is a good resource: BLASEBALL the FAQ

xp when that list of neural network-generated video games was going around I thought Alien Pro Baseball sounded like a blast.

ok, so everybody's on a 5 star system, but chicago's axel trololol is a 5.5 star pitcher, and poor chamber simmons of the boston flowers is 0 stars

Yellowstone booster here

i assume hades is going to crush it again since they still have the best hitter in the league, Jessica Telephone

so the decrees go into effect after the season, i guess? one of them from Season 4 is:

TAME THE TIGERS
Five Players from the Hades Tigers will be Randomly Distributed throughout the League.

yeah those are the decrees for next season, the ones from last season have already been applied

i gotta say, the commissioner is doing a great job

does anyone happen to know if the coins carry over to the next season or not? can i just convert all my coins to votes, or should i save some to kick off the next year?

The Unlimited Tacos are now in #PARTYTIME! https://t.co/4Wjcg87M7t

— BLASEBALL COMMISSIONER (@blaseball) September 3, 2020

holy shit

just occurred to me to look for this thread lol

does anyone happen to know if the coins carry over to the next season or not? can i just convert all my coins to votes, or should i save some to kick off the next year?

― The GOAT Harold Land (Karl Malone), Saturday, August 29, 2020 9:37 PM (one week ago) bookmarkflaglink

this was probably already answered but yes, coins carry over, unless you end the season in the 1%, in which case your wallet is redistributed to the 99%

Yellowstone booster here

― Its big ball chunky time (Jimmy The Mod Awaits The Return Of His Beloved), Monday, August 24, 2020 8:01 AM (two weeks ago) bookmarkflaglink

Tough_guy_handshake.hpg

so who was watching the finals on saturday (and saw the post-finals...... thing)

“I would have been happy to read Brian Dillon’s ‘Suppose a Sentence’ at any time, but that the book came out in this overwhelming, apocalyptic year made it particularly welcome.” Our staff picks this week: https://t.co/bz0CW02sow

— The Paris Review (@parisreview) October 23, 2020