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asurfaholic
10 Nov 2013 19:05
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" All interest rates show as a percentage for a real year (not a game year). "
I like to put my money to work for me, works IRL and should be an option in game.
But I don't understand the above statement. What does that mean, why is it going as a real year, and not a game year?
I want to understand WHY it is that way.
Also, I want to suggest to GMs to please open up a free market of loans. If feasible, I'd like to see the loans collect interest in a game year, allowing loans to be much more profitable, and two, I'd like to enter competing rates. Can we please consider allowing people to set their own interest rates, and allow those people manually looking for loans to pick the rate and terms that better reflect their needs?
I think with competing loans, and more profit, it would reduce or eliminate the need for world market loans, and would open new possibilities for the econ game.
I like to put my money to work for me, works IRL and should be an option in game.
But I don't understand the above statement. What does that mean, why is it going as a real year, and not a game year?
I want to understand WHY it is that way.
Also, I want to suggest to GMs to please open up a free market of loans. If feasible, I'd like to see the loans collect interest in a game year, allowing loans to be much more profitable, and two, I'd like to enter competing rates. Can we please consider allowing people to set their own interest rates, and allow those people manually looking for loans to pick the rate and terms that better reflect their needs?
I think with competing loans, and more profit, it would reduce or eliminate the need for world market loans, and would open new possibilities for the econ game.