added descriptions of all old weathers to the readme
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- m;roman [number]
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- converts any natural number less than 4,000,000 into roman numerals, this one is just for fun.
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## weathers
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- all current simsim weathers are listed here with a short description of their effects except for the most recent weathers whose effects remain a mystery.
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- supernova 🌟: makes all pitchers pitch worse.
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- midnight 🕶: significantly increased the chance that players will attempt to steal a base.
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- heavy snow ❄: occasionally causes the team's pitcher to bat in place of the scheduled batter.
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- slight tailwind 🏌️♀: occasionally batters get a mulligan and start the at bat over if they would have gotten out, significantly more likely to happen for weaker batters.
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- thinned veil 🌌: when a player hits a dinger, they end up on the base corresponding to the number of runs the dinger scored, 1st base if it's a solo home run, up to none base if it's a grand slam, resulting in 5 runs scoring.
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- twilight 👻: occasionally turns outs into hit by causing the ball to go ethereal, preventing the fielder from catching it.
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- drizzle 🌧: causes each inning to start with the previous inning's final batter on second base.
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- heat wave 🌄: occasionally causes pitchers to be relieved by a random player from the lineup.
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- breezy 🎐: occasionally swaps letters of a player's name, altering their name for the remainder of the game and changing their stats.
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- starlight 🌃: current patch weather, effects will be revealed the next time weathers are added.
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- meteor shower 🌠: current patch weather, effects will be revealed the next time weathers are added.
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## patreon!
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these folks are helping me a *ton* via patreon, and i cannot possibly thank them enough:
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