A question of "seasons"

[Cap'n Rogers]

One thing which drove me NUTS about Medieval dynasty was that "seasons" were only 3 days long, instead of three months long.
Does this game have that problem?

[SirKlasu]

4 day as default is enough to do everything you need. i tried 15 day seasons and i got bored as pace were too slow.

[Xantanash]

Both Medieval Dynasty and Sengoku Dynasty have settings for the length of a season. Both can also skip the season after the minimal time period has passed, which I think is 2 days in both games.

Medieval default is 3
Sengoku default is 4

You also have to think that time passes differently in the game as in real life. If you spend a whole day cutting down trees, it's like you spent 1/4 of the season in real life. This can also be observed for travel time. It can take you 5m of real life time to get from 1 town to another but in-game a couple hours has passed. It's all relative.

[dr46onfusion]

5 days per season is a more middle ground for casual players.

[velasquezt43]

The main problem with setting long seasons is that merchants don't reset and get more money. Plus, if you run out of things you need from a certain season like yellow chrysanthemums, it'll be a long wait until you can harvest more (and the merchants don't sell nearly the amount you will need for healing items).

[Neme]

It only has that problem if you do not change the settings...

Increase the days in the settings before or after you start the game to something you are happy with.

I stupidly put mine upto 60 days with 30 for me to manually skip the rest...

That was far to long since you need the season to change for special building projects to complete to be able to continue some quests.

I changed mine to put them back down to 30 days seasons with a 15 skip.. dare i say, that is much better...

I also had the thought yesterday of decreasing it a tad more..

To be more like 20 day seasons with a 10 day skip