Customised Balanced Subsidies

Customised Balanced Subsidies By MsPiggy & Mr Eldrin Make subsidies fit your economy. Adjust their cash rewards, limit how many new offers appear each year, and keep failure fines proportional to what a contract would actually pay. FIVE SETTINGS - Reward percentage: keep 0-100% of the original cash reward. - Upfront payment cap: set the maximum paid when accepting an offer. - Completion payment cap: set a separate maximum paid on completion. - Annual offer limit: allow 0-100 new offers per calendar year, or choose Unlimited. - Fine multiplier: cap the total failure cash charge at a multiple of the adjusted upfront and completion rewards. HOW FINES WORK With a 2x fine multiplier, an offer paying 500,000 upfront and 500,000 on completion has a maximum total cash fine of 2,000,000. A smaller original fine stays smaller. Repayment is included in the cap. Income bonuses, reputation and town progress are not fixed cash payments and do not increase this fine cap. NEW OFFERS KEEP THEIR TERMS Adjustments apply when new offers are created. Existing offers and active contracts keep their saved terms. Declining or letting an offer expire does not restore an annual slot. Existing contracts continue when the yearly limit is reached. Noncash effects and penalties remain unchanged. SETUP Before starting a map, enable the mod in the Mods tab and open its Settings. The game's new-map setup retains your selections for subsequent maps. Save Preset / Load Preset can also save and restore your mod selection and settings. DEFAULTS 50% rewards; unlimited upfront and completion caps; unlimited annual offers; 2x maximum fine. COMPATIBILITY Designed for Free Game on PC. Earlier versions were tested by the creator in-game; this crash-fix candidate still requires regression testing. Campaigns, multiplayer and combinations with other subsidy mods are not verified. Back up a save before adding or removing gameplay mods. Removing the mod does not undo payments or restore the terms of existing offers. Revision 7 audit candidate defers mod state writes until the original callback returns, preserves native event initialization and handles invalid mod quota metadata. Reward arithmetic and player settings are unchanged. In-game regression testing is required before publication.