Myprofitland doesn't have a limit so here why? I don't see any difference, if a player wants to fuck a country like there, here should do it too. Or it's bad or it's good, but no bad here and good there.

The amount of mpl players what have more than 10000 currency is extremely small. On Kob its another thing because wage must be paid. So on mpl there is No problem.

RickGrimes

Myprofitland doesn't have a limit so here why? I don't see any difference, if a player wants to fuck a country like there, here should do it too. Or it's bad or it's good, but no bad here and good there.

@RickGrimes I think it's a good move because this way, if you want to speculate on local currency rate, you need to have a competitive team.
I have no idea why there is no limit in MPL, but it would definitely be appropriate to link the limit to a competitiveness indicator in MPL as well

on MPL a single person can buy local currency for himself, for all his companies (to pay wages) and even for his country if he is a minister. Sum all these possible limits together and you can still play the market.

nicmo

on MPL a single person can buy local currency for himself, for all his companies (to pay wages) and even for his country if he is a minister. Sum all these possible limits together and you can still play the market.

@nicmo your example sounds like a case in which the user has many assets to manage and has a genuine need for local currency, just like people with a top team in Kickoffboss. Setting a reasonable holding limit for each asset could make a difference between the person in the example and someone without assets, who would just hold money for speculation. But I'm not aware of the situation there; maybe holding money without having assets is not common enough to bother taking action.

For sure, in KOB, it works well

nicmo

on MPL a single person can buy local currency for himself, for all his companies (to pay wages) and even for his country if he is a minister. Sum all these possible limits together and you can still play the market.

@nicmo

Yes, but a rate of 1 gold = 1 local coin do you think is healthy?