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Post by grahamreeds on Sept 11, 2017 13:54:11 GMT
This is my current concern ahead of next week's switch.
In a hypothetical situation, let's say I own nothing but E class loans and have near unlimited funds in my account. I select 'Balanced' and allow FC roulette wheel to pick my loans.
Does the picking mechanism do it without prejudice? IE: any loan is fair game as long as I still have funds.
Or does it pick with amnesty from the 19th? IE: anything that comes before the switch is considered off limits and all picks are to give you a good spread of all loan types.
Or is everything in your loan book included in the diversity model of FCs ideal. IE: I will never get another E loan until the other classification of loans reach a certain threshold?
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Post by bg on Sept 11, 2017 16:00:58 GMT
This is my current concern ahead of next week's switch. In a hypothetical situation, let's say I own nothing but E class loans and have near unlimited funds in my account. I select 'Balanced' and allow FC roulette wheel to pick my loans. Does the picking mechanism do it without prejudice? IE: any loan is fair game as long as I still have funds. Or does it pick with amnesty from the 19th? IE: anything that comes before the switch is considered off limits and all picks are to give you a good spread of all loan types. Or is everything in your loan book included in the diversity model of FCs ideal. IE: I will never get another E loan until the other classification of loans reach a certain threshold? They will ignore your exisiting portfolio when picking new loans.
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Post by grahamreeds on Sept 12, 2017 9:36:35 GMT
Source?
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