5️⃣Game Mechanics

Simulated Baseball Games played with a team of Baseballers & FYB Kids

Game 5126 Durdens @ gators from Moonshot Baseball on Vimeo

• Games are 3 Innings (unless extra-innings are needed)

Game Mechanics

1. Control Roll

Each At-Bat begins with a roll to determine who will take control of the at-bat. The % odds of the hitter gaining control of the at-bat are defined as follows:

( (Hitter Plate Discipline + 3)-Pitcher Pitch Command ) * 5

Ex: Hitter = 9, Pitcher = 3

Hitter Odds = ( (9 + 3)-3) * 5 ) Hitter Odds = (12-3) * 5) Hitter Odds = 45%

2. Event Roll

After this the next roll will determine the outcome of the At-Bat, these odds are determined by each Baseballer’s At-Bat probability stats

3. Fielding Errors

If the event roll of the at-bat lands on OUT, then an additional roll takes place to determine whether or not there will be a fielding error. The odds of an error occuring are determined from the fielding team’s average FIELDING score

4. Runners Taking Additional Bases

If available, baserunners can sometimes take an additional base. The odds of this happening are determined by each baserunner’s SPEED

For Taking an Extra Base on hits:

Speed 1: 0% Speed 2: 12.5% Speed 3: 25% Speed 4: 37.5% Speed 5: 50% Speed 6: 67.5% Speed 7: 75% Speed 8: 87.5% Speed 9: 100%

For Advancing on Outs:

The percentages above are the same, except the “roll” of the at-bat adjusts the speed of the runner for this case. The at-bat roll ranges from 0–100. This means the higher up on the bar the out is, the higher likelihood the runner will advance.

Out-Advancing Speed = ( Speed + (Roll / 10) ) / 2

5. Double Plays

Speed of the Batter = 60% Weight Speed of the Runner = 20% Weight At-Bat Roll = 20% Weight

DP-Speed = ( (Batter Speed*3) + Runner Speed + (At-Bat Roll/10) ) / 5

DP-Speed 1: 100% DP-Speed 2: 87.5% DP-Speed 3: 75% DP-Speed 4: 67.5% DP-Speed 5: 50% DP-Speed 6: 37.5% DP-Speed 7: 25% DP-Speed 8: 12.5% DP-Speed 9: 0%

6. Pitching Stamina

The amount of time the pitcher stays in the game is determined by their STAMINA. If a pitcher has a STAMINA of 4, they will be replaced by the next pitcher once they get 4 outs.

In the event of extra innings, whichever pitcher finished the 3rd innings will stay in the game until it is finished

Pitcher performance does not change at all depending on how long they are in the game