TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

[Funnygurl555]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

Do you accept pancakes

usually no but i'm desperate

[SubaruPoptart]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

usually no but i'm desperate

Do you accept cats as well, this is another important question

[Funnygurl555]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

Do you accept cats as well, this is another important question

ya they're cool. my roomies are thinking of getting one

so................ we're friends?

[SubaruPoptart]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

ya they're cool. my roomies are thinking of getting one

so................ we're friends?

Seems like it. :)

[Funnygurl555]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

yiggity YEET

[Bolth mannn]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

does that mean you two are gonna call each other now

[SubaruPoptart]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

does that mean you two are gonna call each other now

wait it means that?

[Funnygurl555]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

i will not do calls

[SubaruPoptart]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

Cuz if it does then I guess so o-o

[SubaruPoptart]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

i will not do calls

Oh, well cool then cuz I don't really do voice much either

[Funnygurl555]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

Oh, well cool then cuz I don't really do voice much either

heeeelllll yyyyyeeeeeaaaaaa

[Bolth mannn]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

[dAnceguy117]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

Blaseball is defined by its own Patreon page as "an absurdist, player-driven, online baseball league".

It is a simulated baseball league of 20 teams, playing an entire season and postseason in a single week. Some team names are "Yellowstone Magic" and "New York Millennials". All the "day's" games play at once, with (usually) no outside input.

The website's users get in-game money to bet on the winners of games. Bet, watch, bet again. Collect enough money, and you can buy a vote on the future of the league, such as rule changes or "blessings", positive changes that are raffled off to the user's favorite team.

The game simulation is pretty minimal: a rotation of 9 batters against a pitcher and otherwise unnamed fielders. The rules are the same as normal baseball, except that when the home team scores enough points to win the game in the last inning, the game does not end; instead the away team is "shamed" and must play out the rest of the inning.





At the end of the first season (last week), the league voted to "Open the Forbidden Book", ushering in a season of constant solar eclipse, random incineration of players by rogue umpires, and The Discipline Era. Nearly a dozen players have been incinerated this season.

This week's decrees up for vote are:

- Relegate the last team in the league
- The team with the most fans will Evolve (no context provided)
- The bottom four teams obtain a "fourth strike" for the entire third season
- Enhanced Shame, where a shamed team is penalized the runs scored against them during the shame period in the next game
- Peanuts

There is a Discord server, where people are essentially inventing the entire lore of the league from scratch, as internet communities tend to do. And much like the real thing, players pick a team at the start of their experience and generally stay loyal to them, no matter their record.

[SubaruPoptart]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

OK that sounds actually fantastic hang on

[Bolth mannn]

Re: TWG 196 - Survivor - Wolves

Blaseball is defined by its own Patreon page as "an absurdist, player-driven, online baseball league".

It is a simulated baseball league of 20 teams, playing an entire season and postseason in a single week. Some team names are "Yellowstone Magic" and "New York Millennials". All the "day's" games play at once, with (usually) no outside input.

The website's users get in-game money to bet on the winners of games. Bet, watch, bet again. Collect enough money, and you can buy a vote on the future of the league, such as rule changes or "blessings", positive changes that are raffled off to the user's favorite team.

The game simulation is pretty minimal: a rotation of 9 batters against a pitcher and otherwise unnamed fielders. The rules are the same as normal baseball, except that when the home team scores enough points to win the game in the last inning, the game does not end; instead the away team is "shamed" and must play out the rest of the inning.





At the end of the first season (last week), the league voted to "Open the Forbidden Book", ushering in a season of constant solar eclipse, random incineration of players by rogue umpires, and The Discipline Era. Nearly a dozen players have been incinerated this season.

This week's decrees up for vote are:

- Relegate the last team in the league
- The team with the most fans will Evolve (no context provided)
- The bottom four teams obtain a "fourth strike" for the entire third season
- Enhanced Shame, where a shamed team is penalized the runs scored against them during the shame period in the next game
- Peanuts

There is a Discord server, where people are essentially inventing the entire lore of the league from scratch, as internet communities tend to do. And much like the real thing, players pick a team at the start of their experience and generally stay loyal to them, no matter their record.

danceguy