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Passive · 2014-09-27 02:17:30

Anyone else see this?

Happened last night, any idea how?

AMWhy · 2014-09-27 02:56:26

I don't know the answer, but I have sometimes seen odd values for players (never negative, though).

In general, your actual balance is displayed up to 100. Then it's rounded down to the nearest 10 to 1000. Then it's rounded down to the nearest 100 to 10000. So if you have 1299, it would show as 1200. The odd figures I've seen have been exact amounts at high values (eg, a display of 1299 instead of 1200). My guess is it's a combination of timing - perhaps Eric J Mcneil was making changes to his house and went $4 over budget (meaning he'd have to change his design) at the same time as the server displayed the values on houses...

eppfel · 2014-09-27 03:59:02

AMWhy wrote:

My guess is it's a combination of timing - perhaps Eric J Mcneil was making changes to his house and went $4 over budget (meaning he'd have to change his design) at the same time as the server displayed the values on houses...

But then his house should not be on the list at all.

What intrigues me is your screenshot, because your resolution is very low. Is it from the cullman mobile version?

AMWhy · 2014-09-27 04:12:30

Time out while house was at a negative value? I guess Jason is the only one who can answer this.

Passive · 2014-09-27 04:43:27

eppfel wrote:

AMWhy wrote:
My guess is it's a combination of timing - perhaps Eric J Mcneil was making changes to his house and went $4 over budget (meaning he'd have to change his design) at the same time as the server displayed the values on houses...
But then his house should not be on the list at all.
What intrigues me is your screenshot, because your resolution is very low. Is it from the cullman mobile version?

Yea took the screen shot whilst having a quick check in the pub... at first i thought it was just because i was in the pub but checked this morning

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