Treat quests as max level for money calculation when at progression stage cap

conf/individualProgression.conf.dist

@@ -202,3 +202,17 @@ IndividualProgression.SimpleConfigOverride = 1
 #
 
         IndividualProgression.StartingProgression = 0
+#
+#    IndividualProgression.QuestMoneyAtLevelCap
+#        Description: If enabled, players at the level cap for the current progression stage will receive
+#                     extra money when completing quests, as if they were level 80. This feature was added in patch 1.10
+#                     so it is a Vanilla feature.
+#                     Disable to not grant extra money at progression stage level cap. (Please note that completing quests at the level cap of the server,
+#                     configured in worldserver.conf will always provide extra money, as hard-coded in AzerothCore.)
+#
+#        Default:   1 - Enabled
+#                   0 - Disabled
+#
+#
+
+        IndividualProgression.QuestMoneyAtLevelCap = 1

src/IndividualProgression.cpp

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 #include "IndividualProgression.h"
 
 static float vanillaPowerAdjustment, vanillaHealthAdjustment, tbcPowerAdjustment, tbcHealthAdjustment, vanillaHealingAdjustment, tbcHealingAdjustment, previousGearTuning;
-static bool enabled, questXpFix, hunterPetLevelFix, requirePreAQQuests, enforceGroupRules, fishingFix, simpleConfigOverride;
+static bool enabled, questXpFix, hunterPetLevelFix, requirePreAQQuests, enforceGroupRules, fishingFix, simpleConfigOverride, questMoneyAtLevelCap;
 static int progressionLimit, startingProgression;
 static questXpMapType questXpMap;
 
@@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ private:
         previousGearTuning = sConfigMgr->GetOption<float>("IndividualProgression.PreviousGearTuning", 0.03);
         progressionLimit = sConfigMgr->GetOption<uint8>("IndividualProgression.ProgressionLimit", 0);
         startingProgression = sConfigMgr->GetOption<uint8>("IndividualProgression.StartingProgression", 0);
+        questMoneyAtLevelCap = sConfigMgr->GetOption<bool>("IndividualProgression.QuestMoneyAtLevelCap", true);
     }
 
     void LoadXpValues()
@@ -500,6 +501,18 @@ public:
         CheckAdjustments(player);
     }
 
+    bool ShouldBeRewardedWithMoneyInsteadOfExp(Player* player) override
+    {
+        if (!questMoneyAtLevelCap)
+        {
+            return false;
+        }
+                // Player is still in Vanilla content - give money at 60 level cap
+        return ((!hasPassedProgression(player, PROGRESSION_NAXX40) && player->getLevel() == 60) ||
+                // Player is in TBC content - give money at 70 level cap
+                (!hasPassedProgression(player, PROGRESSION_TBC_TIER_5) && player->getLevel() == 70));
+    }
+
     void OnAfterUpdateMaxHealth(Player* player, float& value) override
     {
         // TODO: This should be adjust to use an aura like damage adjustment. This is more robust to update when changing equipment, etc.