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knockahoma · 03-15-2010, 09:25 AM

The Tommy John "twilight moment" is a great example of what you get out of God-mode. Never would have seen that gem playing as one team's GM. Might not even have noticed Tommy was injured.

In God-mode, I have to check how long the guy is injured before I place him on IR. That's when I caught the coincidence.

I encourage you to try out God mode-- especially you guys who like to make 15 trades a year. Now, you're GM for all the teams and the stories multiply out the window. You get to analyze 65 or 75 trades a year, plus you're responsible for which struggling veteran is released to make room for the up-coming rookie. Did you make a mistake? Did the vet get picked up elsewhere and wind up producing? Did the rookie wash out?

Plus, I have low self-esteem and I'll feel like a loser if I'm the only one acting like god in a made-up baseball universe.

03-15-2010, 09:25 AM	#8 (permalink)
knockahoma All Star Reserve Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 792 Thanks: 14 Thanked 77x in 31 posts	The Tommy John "twilight moment" is a great example of what you get out of God-mode. Never would have seen that gem playing as one team's GM. Might not even have noticed Tommy was injured. In God-mode, I have to check how long the guy is injured before I place him on IR. That's when I caught the coincidence. I encourage you to try out God mode-- especially you guys who like to make 15 trades a year. Now, you're GM for all the teams and the stories multiply out the window. You get to analyze 65 or 75 trades a year, plus you're responsible for which struggling veteran is released to make room for the up-coming rookie. Did you make a mistake? Did the vet get picked up elsewhere and wind up producing? Did the rookie wash out? Plus, I have low self-esteem and I'll feel like a loser if I'm the only one acting like god in a made-up baseball universe. Last edited by knockahoma; 03-15-2010 at 09:29 AM.