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easy-baseball's Issues

Display Avatars for the "Teams"

Maybe start out with minimal complexity by having "Teams" that are not any different from each other except for a logo/mascot. Start with 12 teams.

Have a "Rare Events" system.

The "Rare events" system is basically for things like Home Runs, Grand Slams, Double and Triple plays, stolen bases.

This is going to be pretty hard but we just need a system in place where if certain conditions are met these things can have a chance of happening.

Animate bases.

Nothing crazy here. Just have a baseball diamond with home and bases 1,2,3. Have a way of showing that a runner is on one of the bases.

These can just flash instantly from First base to Second base for now. In the future maybe they can be animated so the dot or box moves between bases.

Create the concept of "Teams"

Create at the very least some "Teams" it could be as simple as someone picking a team to something more complex like people being able to create a team from a roster.

I was thinking of having a roster of players. Each player would have a batting average. If a player has a high batting average they would cost more.

People can be given a salary cap of say $10,000,000 and a player with a .500 average would be $2,000,000. A player with a .125 average would be $350,000, etc.

You have to have a total of 9 players on the team.

Will have to play with weighting to make it fair.

Fix bugs around how runs and innings are handled.

Right now if you just click the button a bunch of times there are situations where your counts can get off. So you may have 6 balls or 24 strikes before a batter is out. Also, you can have like 12 outs.

There just needs to be more thought put into it.

Swing Ability

Add ability to "Swing" This could be a progress bar with a moving needle and if you get in the red your chance if a hit is 25%, if you get in the Yellow it is 50% and if you get in the green it is 75%.