Financial Ruin?

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you can switch inflation off in the pre-game options menu or adjust the lvl with a "console cheat"-see EU3wiki.com for details.

That's decidedly unfun.

 

[Ricox]

22.5% inflation is still not a comfortable place to be (because of the events we've been discussing). 11.25% is happier.

He said his inflation is at 45%.

 

[LegacyCWAL]

The general rule of thumb I've read is that 10% is the "cap" that you shouldn't go past if you can help it, and 20% is where you hit "panic mode" and should do whatever it takes to bring it down at all costs. Obviously YMMV and all that.

He said his inflation is at 45%.

Bankruptcy halves inflation, so going bankrupt would cut it down to 22.5%, and a second bankruptcy would halve it again to 11.25%.

 

[NoobRage]

He said his inflation is at 45%.

But when we say inflation is reduced by 50%, it is 50% of the current inflation, not flat 50%.

Back in topic, oh god, how did you get 45% inflation? Hell, i got to 20% territory with Lithuania when trying to industrialize but i quickly burned it all with my MASTER of Mint, full Centralization and National Bank. Did you mint enough to stay positive every month? Because ideally, you should be running negative monthly but positive yearly.

The general rule of thumb I've read is that 10% is the "cap" that you shouldn't go past if you can help it, and 20% is where you hit "panic mode" and should do whatever it takes to bring it down at all costs. Obviously YMMV and all that.


Bankruptcy halves inflation, so going bankrupt would cut it down to 22.5%, and a second bankruptcy would halve it again to 11.25%.

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