Difference between revisions of "Feedback"
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| − | ''Feedback'' is a [[weather]] condition first encountered in [[ | + | '''Feedback''' is a [[weather]] condition first encountered in [[Season 4]]. The name most likely refers to sound distortion often caused by output audio returning to the input of the same device, such as a [[The Microphone|microphone]]. In the case of [[Blaseball]], feedback weather is that distortion echoing on the field during a game. |
| − | During any game played in feedback weather, there is a high chance for one player from each team to get caught in the feedback and switch teams. | + | During any game played in feedback weather, there is a high chance for one player from each team to get caught in the feedback and switch teams. It appears that this change is permanent. |
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| + | The first live feedback swap was on Season 4 Day 4, when [[Paula Mason]] and [[Thomas Kirby]] switched teams. | ||
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Revision as of 17:28, 26 August 2020
Feedback is a weather condition first encountered in Season 4. The name most likely refers to sound distortion often caused by output audio returning to the input of the same device, such as a microphone. In the case of Blaseball, feedback weather is that distortion echoing on the field during a game.
During any game played in feedback weather, there is a high chance for one player from each team to get caught in the feedback and switch teams. It appears that this change is permanent.
The first live feedback swap was on Season 4 Day 4, when Paula Mason and Thomas Kirby switched teams.
History
All known instances of feedback swaps are documented in each Season article.
