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	[[Credit ~~Ratio]] is calculated based on the amount of [[Credits]] you receive compared to the amount of [[eFGL]] you pay for a [[Normal Encounter]].~~		#redirect[[Credit:Energy Ratio]]

	~~For example, if you pay 10 eFGL to run a normal encounter and receive 200 million credits, your Credit Ratio is 1~~:~~20 million.~~

	~~Please note that there is a [[Credit Cap]] for different [[Tiers]]. This limits the maximum credits you can receive per eFGL.~~

	~~For example, at tier 5, the credit cap is 1 eFGL:15 million credits. Any credits above this cap will be burned.~~

	~~You can check your [[Credit~~ Ratio]] ~~from the [[Statistics]].~~

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	For example, at tier 5, the credit cap is 1 eFGL:15 million credits. Any credits above this cap will be burned.		For example, at tier 5, the credit cap is 1 eFGL:15 million credits. Any credits above this cap will be burned.

	You can check your [[Credit Ratio]] ~~by clicking on~~ the "[[Statistics]]~~" tab under "Community/Misc~~."		You can check your [[Credit Ratio]] from the [[Statistics]].

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	~~<h2>~~Credit Ratio~~</h2>~~		[[Credit Ratio]] is calculated based on the amount of [[Credits]] you receive compared to the amount of [[eFGL]] you pay for a [[Normal Encounter]].

	~~The~~ Credit Ratio is ~~a rate of how many eFGL Token you will received from the [[FBX System]] for each~~ million ~~of [[Credits]] you pay~~.		For example, if you pay 10 eFGL to run a normal encounter and receive 200 million credits, your Credit Ratio is 1:20 million.

	~~When you submit 500M Credits to the~~ [[~~FBX System~~]]~~, assuming~~ the ~~rate is 1:10M,~~ you ~~will then~~ receive 50 eFGL ~~token in return~~.		Please note that there is a [[Credit Cap]] for different [[Tiers]]. This limits the maximum credits you can receive per eFGL.

	~~This is also used in~~ the ~~[[Normal Encounters]] as a measurement of whether an encounter~~ is ~~"profitable"~~.		For example, at tier 5, the credit cap is 1 eFGL:15 million credits. Any credits above this cap will be burned.

	~~For example, if you pay 10 eFGL to run a normal encounter, and receive 200m credits,~~ your [[Credit Ratio]] ~~is 1:20m.~~		You can check your [[Credit Ratio]] by clicking on the "[[Statistics]]" tab under "Community/Misc."

	~~When you submit the 200M Credits you earned from this encounter to~~ the [[~~FBX System~~]]~~, you will receive 20 eFGL in return. You paid 10 eFGL as entry fee, and received 20 eFGL in return. This means that you have~~ "~~Beaten the ratio~~" ~~and made a profit just by playing the encounter.~~

	~~Please note that this is not the only factor to determine your profit/lost during an encounter, as you will receive other virtual items such as [[Gears]], [[Ocurium]] and [[Holo-Tags]] etc.~~

	~~<h2>Credit Reward Cap<~~/~~h2>~~
	~~This takes the ratio of your encounters and "caps" it~~. ~~If you run an encounter and obtain a credit ratio higher than this cap, then the extra credits are "burned~~"~~, you do not receive them.~~

	~~The base cap is at 1:5M, this cap can be further upgraded by paying [[Lifeforces]].~~

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	This takes the ratio of your encounters and "caps" it. If you run an encounter and obtain a credit ratio higher than this cap, then the extra credits are "burned", you do not receive them.		This takes the ratio of your encounters and "caps" it. If you run an encounter and obtain a credit ratio higher than this cap, then the extra credits are "burned", you do not receive them.

	~~This~~ cap can be upgraded.		The base cap is at 1:5M, this cap can be further upgraded by paying [[Lifeforces]].

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Credit Ratio

The Credit Ratio is a rate of how many eFGL Token you will received from the FBX System for each million of Credits you pay. When you submit 500M Credits to the FBX System, assuming the rate is 1:10M, you will then receive 50 eFGL token in return. This is also used in the Normal Encounters as a measurement of whether an encounter is "profitable". For example, if you pay 10 eFGL to run a normal encounter, and receive 200m credits..."

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Created page with "<h2>Credit Ratio</h2> The Credit Ratio is a rate of how many eFGL Token you will received from the FBX System for each million of Credits you pay. When you submit 500M Credits to the FBX System, assuming the rate is 1:10M, you will then receive 50 eFGL token in return. This is also used in the Normal Encounters as a measurement of whether an encounter is "profitable". For example, if you pay 10 eFGL to run a normal encounter, and receive 200m credits..."

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<h2>Credit Ratio</h2>

The Credit Ratio is a rate of how many eFGL Token you will received from the [[FBX System]] for each million of [[Credits]] you pay.

When you submit 500M Credits to the [[FBX System]], assuming the rate is 1:10M, you will then receive 50 eFGL token in return.

This is also used in the [[Normal Encounters]] as a measurement of whether an encounter is "profitable".

For example, if you pay 10 eFGL to run a normal encounter, and receive 200m credits, your [[Credit Ratio]] is 1:20m.

When you submit the 200M Credits you earned from this encounter to the [[FBX System]], you will receive 20 eFGL in return. You paid 10 eFGL as entry fee, and received 20 eFGL in return. This means that you have "Beaten the ratio" and made a profit just by playing the encounter.

Please note that this is not the only factor to determine your profit/lost during an encounter, as you will receive other virtual items such as [[Gears]], [[Ocurium]] and [[Holo-Tags]] etc.

<h2>Credit Reward Cap</h2>
This takes the ratio of your encounters and "caps" it. If you run an encounter and obtain a credit ratio higher than this cap, then the extra credits are "burned", you do not receive them.

This cap can be upgraded.