mail rate
Add configurable interest rates to Imperial Mail Bank
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Add configurable interest rates to Imperial Mail Bank
Quick modification to add configurable interest rates to Imperial Mail Bank. You can find it in the MCM menu and by default the daily deposit is set to 1,7 gold coins per 1000 gold coins. You'll see and earn earnings every time you check your account.
For those of you who remember, I did this because I missed Cyrodiil Bank.
Due to script changes, it only works with new games. Alternatively, it is not recommended to be dirty but it should work, deactivate Imperial Mail, save, change the script, and reactivate it. Before doing this, take back everything in your bank.
Thanks to Sthaagg (port to se) and NorthHare (original), Imperial Mail is obviously needed
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Quick modification to add a configurable Interest Rate to the Imperial Mail Bank. You can find it in the MCM menu, by default it's set to 1,7 golds per 1000 golds in deposit per day. You'll see and takes your gain every time you check your account.
For those who remember, i've done this because i miss Bank of Cyrodiil.
Due to the scripts changes, it will only work on a new game. Or, not advised it's dirty but well, it should works, deactivate imperial mail, save, change the scripts, and reactivate it. Take back anything you have in the bank before doing this.
Obviously needs Imperial Mail thanks to Sthaagg (port to se) and NorthHare (original)
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