Money stops flowing before 20k

[Con]

Hey all,

I'm running DLV 5.5 as the Irish and I am in my 12th year in the campaign. Everything was going good for the first 10 years; decent army (not big, but strong), rising population, and a decent economy for the situation (bout 3k-4k per turn). However, after the 10th year, I seem to be having trouble making it past 20k florins. Whenever I get close to it, I start making about 500fl a turn, and then when I get REALLY close to 20k, I start losing money. Once I start spending some on buildings (not army) and get into the 12k-15k region, I make 3-4k per turn again. I look at the projections when around 20k, and it says I should make close to 25k the next turn, but end up losing 100fl or so. I know the projections aren't always accurate, but it can't be that bad?

Not sure what the issue is here. I have a smallish army that I try to restrain for upkeep reasons and only have a handful of generals. My only guess would be corruption eating away at it but it is not being reported in the projections, and even then, the corruption has been my favor. Any ideas?

[repman]

;------------ VIII Inflation Script---------------------------------------
;-----------------player-----------------------------
monitor_event FactionTurnStart FactionIsLocal
and Treasury > 20000
console_command add_money -2000
end_monitor
monitor_event FactionTurnStart FactionIsLocal
and Treasury > 50000
console_command add_money -10000
end_monitor
monitor_event FactionTurnStart FactionIsLocal
and Treasury > 100000
console_command add_money -30000
end_monitor

[Cyphon88]

So you can still go over 20k but you have to be earning more to do so. Man this mod is getting harder and harder =)

[repman]

inflation script is 6 months old

repman

[Cyphon88]

Well i haven't played in six months properly, uni et al, i don't generally have time to play all my favorite mods in the holidays until summertime. Im still in 4.- early 5.0 mode.

[Con]

Ah, had no idea that was implemented. I've been away from the game for a while now so it's no wonder. That's pretty cool, actually.

Thanks repman