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PostWed Sep 12, 2012 10:25 pm

I know this is an easy one for all of you but I haven't played in a while and I need a refresher is all.

On a pitchers card, what are these symbols again? @ and >

This is about all I can't remember. of course , it won't make a difference ya know, because I will lose anyways. LOL
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Re: Question

PostThu Sep 13, 2012 12:28 am

The @ symbol changes results to a single** if the pitcher is tired; the other symbol is a ballpark single.
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PostThu Sep 13, 2012 12:50 pm

The @ symbol does not mean the same in the online game as does in the board game with the advanced fatigue in place. Ignore the @ symbol.

Fatigue is based on pitch count resulting in an F? rating for fatigue. As that number decreases the computer engine makes adjustments which are adjustments in the dice rolls in an unknown manner. Might be a higher percentage of rolls going to the hitter cards. To my knowledge the details have never been revealed to us and doubt they ever will.

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