🚀 go-pugleaf

Yeah, that's true, I think the game does all the calculations in � and
then adjusts for the currency you've chosen when it displays it.  For
the � and Pt you might notice that every price ends with two zeroes,
and in $ the price is always even, so it's kind of a dead give away
there.

Anyway, the original argument was about whether or not it made a
difference to say max. loan #500 000 or to specify the unit and I was
just pointing out that the unit does make a difference since �500 000
isn't the same as $500 000, which we seem to agree on anyway.  Oh
well.

On Sun, 29 Aug 1999 23:30:32 +0100, "chunky" <chu...@ifb.co.uk> wrote:

>Yeah, but does not train X cost �20,000 when using
>UK units and $40,000 when playing a US game with a
>corresponding increase in maximum loan amount,
>therefore negating any apparent difference.
>
>cheers...
>chunky
>
>Aaron wrote in message
><37c92530...@n3.idirect.com>...
>>TT conversions go like this:
>>
>>�1 = $2 = FF10 = DM4 = �200 = Pt200
>>
>>So the unit does make a difference.