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What's a good financial coefficient to use for a 1900 league?
Question's in title. Thanks
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You could just use the 'import historical finances option' and set the league for 1901, then turn the option off if you don't want it changing every year.
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I may have to do that, though I prefer to start in 1900 if possible.
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After further tinkering, I'll go with a .001 financial coefficienct, the lowest available
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Well, you could just find out the 1901 financials and copy them into 1900. That would have worked as well.
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