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Title: RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: Shooty on 09/04/04, 12:06:43 PM
As I type this, I am in the midst of the most fucked up RBI Baseball glitch I have ever come across.  I decided to play Boston vs Detroit and got the 'mini-pitcher" glitch going on the first batter (subbing Eliis "Tim" Burks for Barrett).  But the pitcher is completely off the screen somewhere.  All I ever see of him is is feet after he's in the "grabbing his nuts" stance after the pitch is thrown.  Whats really fucked up is that I can't see the ball being pitched...just the sound and then the graphics telling me its a ball and what the speed was.  So I just keep on getting walk after walk...after 18 batters I have decided this will never end and I can run up the score to infinity if I want to.

I heading out in a few hours to go watch the Canada/Russia hockey game at the Air Canada Cente in a few hours so I'll let it run until then and see what kind of score I have at that point.  

I take it this is a new one for everybody???
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: Shooty on 09/04/04, 12:42:31 PM
OK...I gave up on this as it was getting boring.  If anyone ever wanted to know what happens when you get 100 runs, I have the answer...

Once you hit 100 in any category, it rolls back to 0.  It was 99-0 and the next BB just rolled the score to 0-0.  I ended up winning 105-4 after one inning but the scoreboard just read 5-4.  There is absolutely nothing that indicates you have a hundred runs.  The only "tell" is that the game ended in a mercy at '5-4' (which I took a picture of - I just need to upload it at some point).

My final box score was 3 AB, 8 BB, and 3 SO (as that was the only way to get out of the inning).  So even the BB was reset back to 0.  

P.S. I never realized that RBI didn't count BB as at-bats
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: Gantry on 09/04/04, 12:51:10 PM
Interesting stuff...  
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: JoeDirt on 09/04/04, 05:24:02 PM
shoot...I would have liked to know what RBI would do if you gave up more than 5 runs in the bottom of that inning...so the score would read something like 5-7 instead of 105-7...would it still be a mercy rule?
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: Gantry on 09/06/04, 09:21:45 AM
I belive it would.  They do keep track of the actual score they just don't have a place for it on the scoreboard.  Kind of like when you score ten or more runs in an inning, they all still count...
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: nightwulf on 09/06/04, 12:39:20 PM
Up to 255 runs anyway. I'm assuming the current score is one byte.

Nightwulf
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: Gantry on 09/07/04, 11:38:02 AM
Looks like you have to get that glitch again Shooty and see what happens when you score 256 runs (smiley) - or we can verify via the RAM...
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: ultimate7 on 09/07/04, 11:56:30 AM
Or do a 2 player game, and just keep scoring
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: Shooty on 09/07/04, 03:41:17 PM
Shit...I never thought about the 255 possibility.  That would be interesting to find out.  However, don't think I ever will becasue:
a) I'm not going to play a 2 player game with myself up to that amount.  
b) the glitch was just a complete fluke.  I've probably done the "mini-pitcher" a few hundred times and this was a first...I doubt it had anything to do with the fact it was a lead off batter...just a random positioning of the pitche.  On a related note, I could only get a swinging strike if I was at the very back of the batter's box.  I have a theory that with this in mind and the fact I could never see the pitch coming in, that the pitcher may have actually been located off screen BEHIND the catcher or some such nonsense.  Likely probability of duplication = 0.0005%
Title: Re:RBI Baseball 1000-0 Game?
Post by: JoeDirt on 09/08/04, 11:40:08 AM
Actually, I've seen this missing pitcher glitch more than once, for sure...so while rare, I don't think it's impossible to duplicate.