Position Designations:

• Starting Pitcher (Makoto Kemuna) - Oozora Subaru
• Relief Pitcher - Shishiro Botan
• Catcher - Todoroki Hajime
• SS - Takane Lui
• 2B/OF - Amane Kanata
• OF/C - Nekomata Okayu

So it'll likely be a SuBancho battery....

Alright, let's see what Ririka has cooked up as her rerolling strategy:

1. Yoshinobu Yamamoto

• Best prospect from Miyazaki with a rating over 300. If she gets him at any point, rerolling is over.

2. Manabu Kitabeppu

• A good pitcher with a gold ability to boot. She will accept Kitabeppu after the 8th reroll.

3. Shosei Togo and Tomohiro Kuroki

• A clear step down from Yamamoto and Kitabeppu since they have some red abilities (Togo is bad against lefties while Kuroki will likely choke after the 5th inning, there's a story behind this). She will accept them regardless after the 10th reroll

4. Other ending conditions:

• She will accept any reincarnated pitchers with Catcher B immediately.
• She will accept any reincarnated pitcher after the 13th reroll.
• Any reincarnation + Genius personality or Catcher A
• 3 or more Shy personalities will be considered.

16th reroll: Norifumi Nishimura

The best fielder available in Miyazaki after the first 4 pitchers.

Die has been cast, Makoto Kemuna will be used as a model for Subaru Oozora!

Even without a super strong OB she already showed that she is a capable coach last year. She had THE WORST starting roll out of all coaches and still managed to get a good run. Also Miyazaki has 3 stars which helps to qualify even with slightly worse lineup

Can I ask how you managed to get unbanned?

Do not wait dor perfection. Just go do it and youll be fine

We all have. Just follow the hard reset guide to the best of your ability and may the dating app gods be with you.

Reroll #21 and it's Sachio Kinugasa again...

It's over...

She got Nomura on attempt #3 but the pitchers are trash...

Sachio Kinugasa at #17 but the pitchers are bad again...

Things are looking desperate...

Position Designations:

• Starting Pitcher/Outfielder - AZki
• Relief Pitcher - Nerissa Ravencroft
• Catcher - Yukihana Lamy
• 3B (Sachio Kinugasa) - Shirogane Noel
• 1B - Tsunomaki Watame
• OF - Kobo Kanaeru

Koyori's overall strategy:

1. Katsuya Nomura (Catcher) + A Genuis Pitcher

• This is the ideal scenario since Nomura has TWO! Gold abilities that can stifle opposing batters and boost his own pitcher's stamina efficiency.

2. Kazumi Saito (Pitcher)

• Saito is a great pitcher with plenty of great abilites and an above average fastball.

3. Yoshihisa Hirano (Pitcher)

• Not as much abilities as Saito but can maintain poise if he gets hit a bunch, limiting damage. A level 3 forkball to start is very good.

Why would you want to match her?

It’s def not a 16, no camera button. Best way to tell between 14-15 is the Action Button which can’t be seen here, which would make it a 15 for sure.

oh yeah and the phone might be a 15 pro/pro max or a 14 pro max

Visible. Especially the Plus plan - $35 unlimited data (premium) and all the normal texts and calling. Right now there is a $6 promo for 1 year making it $29.

Check out Total Wireless 50% off BYOD promo if Verizon is good in your area. You can get their top plan for $30/month.

https://www.totalwireless.com/byop

I still like cricket. Honestly, visible is good and so is Metro unlimited $25 plan

Just switched to Visible from Verizon last month. So far, I’d recommend. The switch was one of the easiest account switches I’ve ever done (and I am not techy), I notice no difference in the service, and am saving $80 per month. I’ve heard customer service of any form with Visible can be challenging but I haven’t had to deal with that yet.

I just bought a Samsung Galaxy S24FE. Same needs as yours. After watching and reading tons of reviews between s24fe vs pixel 9a vs a56 5g, ended up choosing s24fe. Some pixel features are still not available here in ph. Warranty is also a problem. If you opt to go pixel, the lowest 9a price I saw was from ajtgadgets in GH at 26k. For s24fe and a56 5g, naka-sale din sa sa shopee at laz ngayon. If student ka, I saw a previous post here where they got their s24fe for 23k from samsung education store online.

(Copy paste lang from my reply sa ibang post)

Pixel. Basically the iphones of androids. The best option for your budget range is the 8a. You can try searching online for its picture and video capabilities, maganda talaga.

If you plan on buying online, I can vouch sa store na to : https://s.shopee.ph/7V6U9kEkZ7

Some pre-steps:

In order to take full advantage, you will probably want a phone with 5G and ESIM capability, so maybe consider buying a new unlocked phone first if you don't have that. There are even different types of 5G, for example some phones don't have mmWave receivers (TBF, mmWave support is limited anyway, especially indoors).

I would recommend checking mobile network coverage of the 3 major carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon) in the area you care about. This is the best graphical site I am aware of for doing that. I believe it pulls from the national FCC website which is also useful.

Ironically, if you have the ability to do wifi calling/messaging at home, then it may be more important to have good mobile coverage elsewhere.

Anyway, that will give you a first guess at signal strength and coverage for the area(s) you care about. If it is poor for one of the carriers then you can eliminate MVNOs that exclusively use that carrier. Failing that, the internet broadly claims that T-Mobile's network has the best 5G coverage in cities, Verizon is supposed to have best rural coverage (4G, but sometimes high network congestion), AT&T is somewhere in between the two. YMMV.

If you want cheap plans then you will typically go with a MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) that piggybacks on top of 1 (or more) of the 3 major carriers to provide support to you. Most MVNOs are tied to 1 network. The exceptions I am aware of are US Mobile, Red Pocket, and (maybe) Boost -- switching networks under them is possible which is nice if your current one sucks, but is still generally one at a time unless you want to shell out $$$.

On to the recommendations:

-- If you are ok with T-Mobile network and only looking for most competitive intro rates, Mint Mobile's $15/month unlimited is hard to beat. Downside is you need to pay at least 3 months out.

-- I ended up going with US Mobile because I like the AT&T network and I can get what I want for $20/month indefinitely including fees or taxes. I have read about their support on the AT&T network degrading after 1 month. I tried to avoid this by starting out immediately on ass tier (skipping 30-day unlimited free trial period), so they won't feel the need to degrade anything after 1 month haha. So far so good.

-- Tello (which runs on T-Mobile) also looked like a nice option in terms of month-to-month, non-introductory, great rate coverage. Their mobile app also has better reviews than US Mobile's. A family member uses and likes them.

Note that most MVNO's mobile data traffic is generally deprioritzed by one level from the major carriers, so in a congested environment your response times may be slower. The only exceptions I am aware of for this are Google Fi; and US Mobile on Verizon premium plan (soon to go away) or on AT&T network (if you pay more for it). So far, deprioritization has not affected me. Again, YMMV.

Other things you may want to consider: international calls, international roaming, mobile hotspot support, etc. etc.

I’ve done a bit of research recently and a few options really stood out for cheap plans this year:

EliteTechMarketplace - it’s not a carrier itself, but more of a comparison site that ranks and reviews the best budget-friendly carriers with proper ratings. Super handy if you want to see all the top options in one place before deciding.

Lyca Mobile – every plan includes international calling, high-speed 5G data, and no contracts or hidden fees.

Visible – runs on Verizon’s network with unlimited everything (talk, text, data). No hidden fees, plus they sometimes have promos like a free phone with select plans.

SnapFon – more of a niche option, but worth checking out if you want something simple and affordable.

All of these are prepaid/MVNO style, so you save money compared to the big carriers without locking into a contract.

Good2gomobile $60 a year for ATT coverage.

best phoneplans by Stetson Doggett

Visible is 19 a month!!

It depends on your needs. Ako ayoko nang nagwoworry if may load pa ako or if may pang call pa ako. I got sim only plan.

For me yes. Lalo na kung credit card holder ka. May landline sa bahay, pero hindi ko ginagamit dahil sa madalas mawala ang line. Parang iba din talaga data connection kapag postpaid.

Im using my GOMO sim. Based sa nakikita ko online na pricing, mas mura ang GOMO. May wifi sa bahay so nagagamit ko lang sa work/labas. Pwede iconvert yung data sa calls+text. No expiry lagi load ko.

August 5 ako nagload mula maubos yung March 18 kong promo. So, mag 5 mos na. 399 lang yun.

For August 5, nakapromo so 249 lang niload ko.

Depende. Sa akin di na siya worth it. I used to have sim only plan 599 sa smart since need ko ng landline calls for work. But now, bumalik ako sa prepaid and nag subscribe sa Magic Data + na may no expiry data, call, and text.

may gomo na rin to call landline. if hindi naman frequent calls.

because if frequent naman, then subscribe to a landline instead rather than a mobile postpaid

Yes need to have a main sim only plan to each kids then pay extra $5 month on top for the apply watch

If you want them to have the same number on their watch as their mobile, then as others have said, it’s $5 per month + the cost of the mobile plan.

What others haven’t said is that you have to go with Telstra, Optus or Vodafone. Last time I checked, MVNO’s don’t support number sharing with the Apple Watch.

If you are happy for them to use iMessage to text, and FaceTime Audio to call, then there are other providers that offer standalone data plans for Apple Watches, which are cheaper than the $5 per month + the cost of the mobile plan.

50 with Telstra (starter plan) + $5 for Apple Watch one number subscription. The sim is put into a phone (different to yours) and then you can set up the one number through the watch app.

If you don’t have a phone to use for the Apple Watch than you can use a provider called Better Mobile who allow cellular to be used without a mobile and separate mobile plan. (Look up family sharing).