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You can see this if you choose Custom difficulty, since it defaults to the settings of Normal mode. Personally, I think Normal shouldn't have droughts this long, considering on Easy mode its only 1 day. Thankfully that can be tweaked with custom settings.
They get longer in easy mode too, they don't stay 1 day.
max on hard 15 to 30 days.
seems you reached the end of early access :D try custom mode ^^
at the beginning each drought seemed to go up by .3day it seemed until it maxed at 9 i think. will continue to post/edit as i get further. I've finally made a reservoir so i can survive about 6 days without my river ever running completely dry.
Specifically for Droughts, there are these factors:
Minimum Drought Duration, Maximum Drought Duration, Early cycles count, and Drought reduction during early cycles.
Normal difficulty has Min/Max at 7 and 9, it has I believe 5 early cycles, and reduction of about 40%. Which means if you are lucky and roll a 7 day drought for your first, it will get reduced to only 40% (roughly 3 days) - but with the 9 day randomly selected duration, it could be as long as 5 days.
Hard difficulty has maximum duration 30 days.
There's also the Length of a normal cycle (14-17 for Normal difficulty).
If you want, you can customize the difficulty by playing with the numbers.
The drought will never be longer than the MAXIMUM LENGTH listed there.
I recently had a 29, 30, and 27 day drought in a row - somewhere around cycle 25 I think, with 6 normal days between each one. My dams caught *all* the water in those normal cycles, with none running off the map.
Lets just say that I was thankful to get 17 & 19 day droughts after that.