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I ran it four times, with four different starting interest rates, that never changed throughout the 240 months. The best run was the 0% one: 442670. All resul

I ran it four times, with four different starting interest rates, that never changed throughout the 240 months. The best run was the 0% one: 442670. All results: 2%: 238773 0%: 442670 50%: 21106 (early crash) 4%: 255726 Edit: Forgot to note that, while the other runs got the +12% iMac trees and the -12% drought/disaster events, the 0% run also got a -10% "loss of faith in the market" event thrown at it as well. So, 0% interest rates and 0 banker interference is good enough in the SimCB model, and can normalize its way through random negative events too. Anyone else with results from other constant interest rates?

lettergram 4y ago
If you try to keep inflation flat (what the central bank is supposed to do). You can maximize score regularly in the 440k - 450k scores. I had constant very low unemployment and wages were very high. In reality, I agree though. Just putting to 0% and letting it ride required far less prediction ability and it worked out fine.
- MonkeyClub 4y ago
  It gets weirder, I just got a 442181 run out of a constant -0.50% interest rate. It seems that the whole system tops off at a zero-effort 500K or something, and the best approach is to do nothing to mess it up, just keep things cheap and stay away.