Town bank balance change notifications

Photoave12

While this is already partly exists, I would like to propose an extension of town bank balance updates.

In addition to notifications when /t deposit and /t withdraw are used, I think we should add a message that says the net gain/loss from the bank after taxes and upkeep is processed. This would help mayors (like myself) better manage their towns and may reduce the number of people quitting as a result of their town collapsing.

I also think it would be nice to have alerts when money is spent from the town bank (I.e. When claiming a new plot).

Maybe these notifications can be toggleable?

etha_lightflame

I as a mayor think that this is a great idea, but with this I think it should also say how many plots in your town are owned/vs/unowned to better help the people of alpha and beta figure out whats needed more easily, which ties in to the net gain/loss plan that I hope is looked into.

Photoave12

also say how many plots in your town are owned/vs/unowned to better help the people of alpha and beta figure out whats needed more easily
~ @etha_lightflame

cool idea! maybe do a breakdown like in /towny map of owned, unowned (aka town owned) and for-sale plots?

etha_lightflame

While this is already partly exists, I would like to propose an extension of town bank balance updates.
In addition to notifications when /t deposit and /t withdraw are used, I think we should add a message that says the net gain/loss from the bank after taxes and upkeep is processed. This would help mayors (like myself) better manage their towns and may reduce the number of people quitting as a result of their town collapsing.
I also think it would be nice to have alerts when money is spent from the town bank (I.e. When claiming a new plot).
Maybe these notifications can be toggleable?
~ @Photoave12

junelawnchaired

Thanks for the suggestion but you can do all of this manually by checking your towns tax and subtracting that from the town's balance. You can use //calc in game to do that. Have a nice day!