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#31
RBI Baseball / Re: Wanting to organize WSOP s...
Last post by TempoGL - 09/29/25, 08:16:31 PMI live in Chicago and may attend. I have a buddy with whom I always play, but if I am going to participate in any kind of competitive play, I am going to need to "unlearn" some "gentleman's rules" that we play by. Specifically, we honor infield fly, only allow one starting pitching until the game has gone over 9 innings AND both relievers have been used, and also there's no "manipulate the bases to sneak a guy over to second when there's a runner on first and third." I think the last one is something that can be prevented, but since I never have faced it, I would need to learn. Also, I almost always play as Houston, which is clearly suicide in a tournament.
Will I work on this? Probably not...but the more this is discussed, the more the chances increase.
Will I work on this? Probably not...but the more this is discussed, the more the chances increase.
#32
RBI Baseball / Re: Wanting to organize WSOP s...
Last post by Gantry - 09/29/25, 03:37:43 PMKen, at this point I don't have any current contact info for Beales, but hopefully you can find him via FB or another social network. He hasn't been on the forums in quite some time and I'm socialmedialess, Firefox says that isn't a word but it should be.
#33
RBI Baseball / Re: Wanting to organize WSOP s...
Last post by BeefMaster - 09/29/25, 03:32:27 PMFor organization advice, I'd also recommend talking to the guys who run the Omaha Tecmo Bowl tournament - previous years included RBI as well (I actually played the aforementioned Beales in the third place game one year). Dee-Nee member TBT use to run it, and it pulled in people from around the country plus some Canadians. TBT's not active on the forums anymore, but you can try DMing him, and he might still be available through the contact page on tecmobowlnes.com or DMing him on Twitter (@TECMOBOWLvsRBI).
#34
RBI Baseball / Re: Wanting to organize WSOP s...
Last post by RBI Baseball Chicago - 09/29/25, 03:13:05 PMHi Gantry.
Long time big fan of the site. Thanks for doing it all these years.
May you please forward my info to Mike Beales or provide me with contact info via DM?
Greatly appreciated.
Ken Walton
Long time big fan of the site. Thanks for doing it all these years.
May you please forward my info to Mike Beales or provide me with contact info via DM?
Greatly appreciated.
Ken Walton
#35
RBI Baseball / Re: Wanting to organize WSOP s...
Last post by Gantry - 09/29/25, 03:03:03 PMThis all sounds very cool, welcome!
If I still lived in Chicago I would be in, but given I'm in Ohio I'm well under 50% to attend. But not counting it out!
How many people are you hoping to have for said tourney?
If you haven't reached out to Mike Beales, I would start there. He organized a bunch of national RBI Tourneys in the Chicagoland area 10-15ish years ago. 20ish?
If I still lived in Chicago I would be in, but given I'm in Ohio I'm well under 50% to attend. But not counting it out!
How many people are you hoping to have for said tourney?
If you haven't reached out to Mike Beales, I would start there. He organized a bunch of national RBI Tourneys in the Chicagoland area 10-15ish years ago. 20ish?
#36
RBI Baseball / Wanting to organize WSOP style...
Last post by RBI Baseball Chicago - 09/29/25, 01:35:19 PMHello. We are looking to do an RBI Baseball Tournament in Chicago in Summer of 2026. Kind of a World Series of Poker style event with a Main Event and then other tourneys such as High Roller, Partners, Teams, Pitcher/Hitter, Winning Streak Challenge, etc. as well as hit a Cubs game as well. If anyone in interested email R.B.I.Baseball.Chicago@gmail.com.
We are trying to get an idea of how many people would be interested in coming to town os as to determine what kind of gaming can we establish. Suggestions of any sort are totally welcome. We have a handful of us here that play and to work on planning and establishing the event. But none of us are event planners, and the only national tourney that we ever planned was for an old school ultimate laser tag game called Photon.
Thank you.
We are trying to get an idea of how many people would be interested in coming to town os as to determine what kind of gaming can we establish. Suggestions of any sort are totally welcome. We have a handful of us here that play and to work on planning and establishing the event. But none of us are event planners, and the only national tourney that we ever planned was for an old school ultimate laser tag game called Photon.
Thank you.
#37
RBI Baseball / Re: Dakota RBI Games
Last post by Gantry - 09/29/25, 08:40:41 AMSo many strikeouts when you haven't played for awhile, it's certainly easier to be sharper with pitching than hitting in RBI.
#38
RBI Baseball / Re: Dakota RBI Games
Last post by BeefMaster - 09/29/25, 08:25:28 AMBUMP
Our boy TBT came back through South Dakota this weekend on a college football trip and made a stop by my place. Between dinner, local tourism, and Tecmo, we only got in one RBI game, but it was a fun one... an all-star game in RBI 3.
NL (Beef) got on the board first, with a dinger from Ryne Sandberg in the 4th. AL (TBT) got that one back in the top of the sixth thanks to a homer by Rickey Henderson, then gave it right back the next inning when Sandberg and Kevin Mitchell delivered back-to-back doubles. In the 8th, though, Rickey struck again - he got an infield single, stole second, and scored on a double by Cecil Fielder.
To extra innings!
Just like last time we played, the outcome probably needs a big asterisk - neither of us put in a new relief pitcher after the 9th, so Randy Myers and Eck were pretty gassed by the 11th when things ended. With two outs, Mitchell hit a liner that just cleared the wall in center, and the old guys were finally able to go to sleep.
The two teams combined for 29 strikeouts, and honestly the way I was swinging the bat he was probably being merciful that it was that few.
Our boy TBT came back through South Dakota this weekend on a college football trip and made a stop by my place. Between dinner, local tourism, and Tecmo, we only got in one RBI game, but it was a fun one... an all-star game in RBI 3.
NL (Beef) got on the board first, with a dinger from Ryne Sandberg in the 4th. AL (TBT) got that one back in the top of the sixth thanks to a homer by Rickey Henderson, then gave it right back the next inning when Sandberg and Kevin Mitchell delivered back-to-back doubles. In the 8th, though, Rickey struck again - he got an infield single, stole second, and scored on a double by Cecil Fielder.
To extra innings!
Just like last time we played, the outcome probably needs a big asterisk - neither of us put in a new relief pitcher after the 9th, so Randy Myers and Eck were pretty gassed by the 11th when things ended. With two outs, Mitchell hit a liner that just cleared the wall in center, and the old guys were finally able to go to sleep.
The two teams combined for 29 strikeouts, and honestly the way I was swinging the bat he was probably being merciful that it was that few.
#39
News / Anything Goes board update
Last post by Gantry - 09/27/25, 08:13:49 AMPer HIGH DEMAND the Anything Goes board is no longer visible to guest users. Over 20+ years there's too much personal information and people's names in there that folks don't want to come up on a Google search.
Only this board and the RBI Board can be seen unless you are logged in and have a few posts under your belt.
If you don't see AG you aren't logged in, so log in dummy.
Only this board and the RBI Board can be seen unless you are logged in and have a few posts under your belt.
If you don't see AG you aren't logged in, so log in dummy.
#40
RBI Baseball / Re: Help with modifying ProYak...
Last post by NoroNoro - 09/21/25, 11:41:04 PMProfessorW,
Thank you for your detailed explanation.
I'm amazed by the technique you used for the Japanese translation.
I immediately tried reproducing "Egawa vs. Kakefu" using the screenshot of the character table you provided, and it works perfectly in my environmentｗ
It's also reassuring to see that Japanese characters are displaying correctly.
I'm also amazed at how well you understood the handling of voiced and semi-voiced marks.
Making player names 5 letters long might be a bit challenging for meｗ
New hacks might exist, so it could be fun to try looking for them.
I will help as much as I can.
By the way, to make it easier for Japanese users like me to find this thread, it might be better to give the thread a title like "Family Stadium" or "Famista." That way, it's easier to read via Google Translate.
==============================================================================
ProfessorWさん、
丁寧にご説明いただきありがとうございます。
日本語翻訳の技を見せていただいたことに驚いております。
早速、頂いた文字テーブルのスクショを使って「えがわvs.かけふ」を私の環境でも再現してみました。納得ですｗ
日本語フォントも問題なく見えているようで安心しました。
また、濁点や半濁点の扱いについてもよく理解されていることに驚きました。
5文字化は少々ハードルが高いかもしれませんｗ
新しいハックがあるかもしれないので、探してみるのも面白いかもしれません。
できるかぎりお手伝いしますよ。
ちなみに、私のような日本人がここにたどり着きやすいように、スレッドタイトルは「Family Stadium」や「Famista」にすると、Google翻訳でも理解されやすくて良いかもしれませんね。
Thank you for your detailed explanation.
I'm amazed by the technique you used for the Japanese translation.
I immediately tried reproducing "Egawa vs. Kakefu" using the screenshot of the character table you provided, and it works perfectly in my environmentｗ
It's also reassuring to see that Japanese characters are displaying correctly.
I'm also amazed at how well you understood the handling of voiced and semi-voiced marks.
Making player names 5 letters long might be a bit challenging for meｗ
New hacks might exist, so it could be fun to try looking for them.
I will help as much as I can.
By the way, to make it easier for Japanese users like me to find this thread, it might be better to give the thread a title like "Family Stadium" or "Famista." That way, it's easier to read via Google Translate.
==============================================================================
ProfessorWさん、
丁寧にご説明いただきありがとうございます。
日本語翻訳の技を見せていただいたことに驚いております。
早速、頂いた文字テーブルのスクショを使って「えがわvs.かけふ」を私の環境でも再現してみました。納得ですｗ
日本語フォントも問題なく見えているようで安心しました。
また、濁点や半濁点の扱いについてもよく理解されていることに驚きました。
5文字化は少々ハードルが高いかもしれませんｗ
新しいハックがあるかもしれないので、探してみるのも面白いかもしれません。
できるかぎりお手伝いしますよ。
ちなみに、私のような日本人がここにたどり着きやすいように、スレッドタイトルは「Family Stadium」や「Famista」にすると、Google翻訳でも理解されやすくて良いかもしれませんね。