Treasury size and loyalty

[rabcarl]

So I've been hearing that how many florins you have directly impacts the loyalty of provinces. Is there a cap here or does the loyalty bonus keep going up no matter how many florins you have in the bank? Also, is there any way to calculate how much of a loyalty bonus you're getting from x amount of florins?

[Knight of the Rose]

Well that one is quite easy to test, and don't require a full mythbuster writeup. Sounds promising, but I havn't noticed it before.

So I started a campaign, spent all the money and went in the red, moved all my troops out of all my provinces and noted loyalty. Then I cheated to receive a million florins and noted province loyalty. Then I waited a turn to see if the treasury should be full at the beginning of the turn.

Result: Treasury has NO impact whatsoever on province loyalty.



/KotR

[drone]

I think the only affect of a large treasury is the corrupting influence on the governors. Once the treasury goes over 50K, a lot of vices start appearing on their scrolls. These vices can then affect loyalty.

[Axalon]

Hi guys,

All I know is that is seems to be some connection between maintaing a good economy, making some "profit"/surplus in florins for the royal coffers, and influence which probably have an impact on loyalty as a result. As soon as the the yearly budget goes "negative" your influence are likely to drop as well. That info might be intresteing here....


- Cheers

[nzd07]

That's a good point, but it would be a lot more realistic if it affected your direct happiness/popularity.
Money always makes everyone happy!

Somone should make a mod that has this connection if there already isn't one!

[Roark]

The only thing I've noticed with an increasingly-abundant treasury is that all of my governors become corrupt gamblers.... or completely insane.