How long is the game's year?

[Kshahdoo]

Isn't it like 80 days?

[Wotannatow]

84

[Kshahdoo]

Originally posted by Wotannatow:

84

So less than 1/4 of actual year.

[Clovis Sangrail]

Originally posted by Kshahdoo:

Originally posted by Wotannatow:

84

So less than 1/4 of actual year.

The planet on which Calradia is located is much closer to its sun, so it only takes 84 days for it to complete a revolution around the sun.

And a good thing, too. It takes long enough for children to reach an age where they are useful for something with an 84-day year. Can you imagine if it were as long as an earth year?

[ᴍᴜꜱʜ-ᴄʀÆᴍ?]

I thought it was 120 days

30 days in a season, four seasons

[Wotannatow]

A season is 21 days

[ᴍᴜꜱʜ-ᴄʀÆᴍ?]

Originally posted by Wotannatow:

A season is 21 days

I stand corrected

[Clovis Sangrail]

I have been checking the calendar for other reasons, and It is definitely 4 seasons of 21 days each. But I found some 2-year-old reddit responses that said 4 seasons of 30 days each, so I wonder if it changed at some point.

Or maybe it was 30 days in a season, 4 seasons in Warband.

On a side note, a pregnancy takes 1 season plus 15 days, or 36 days total. So if you have someone pregnant, you can take a save at 35 days, and then, if you don't like the sex of the baby or if mom snuffs it in childbirth or whatever other misfortune occurs, you can reload the 35-day save and try again. Sex and other birth related events (even twins) are calculated at the time of birth.

Also, I am not certain because I wasn't paying close enough attention, it may be that the mom winning a tournament may mess with the gestation counter.

[RJboxer]

it was never 30 days that I am aware of . I might have been a moron who said it in these forums though. Even when I knew it was 84 (and I sometimes would forget and call it 80).. i'd still casually say 120.. When it didn't really matter.

" so in a 10 year campaign, that's 1200 days. you were able to get such n such done??".

But it has ALWAYS been 84 days that I remember. Even when I started playing it first week of release.

[ᴍᴜꜱʜ-ᴄʀÆᴍ?]

Originally posted by Clovis Sangrail:

I have been checking the calendar for other reasons, and It is definitely 4 seasons of 21 days each. But I found some 2-year-old reddit responses that said 4 seasons of 30 days each, so I wonder if it changed at some point.

Or maybe it was 30 days in a season, 4 seasons in Warband.

On a side note, a pregnancy takes 1 season plus 15 days, or 36 days total. So if you have someone pregnant, you can take a save at 35 days, and then, if you don't like the sex of the baby or if mom snuffs it in childbirth or whatever other misfortune occurs, you can reload the 35-day save and try again. Sex and other birth related events (even twins) are calculated at the time of birth.

Also, I am not certain because I wasn't paying close enough attention, it may be that the mom winning a tournament may mess with the gestation counter.

I didn't know this about birth etc, good info!

Originally posted by RJboxer:

it was never 30 days that I am aware of . I might have been a moron who said it in these forums though. Even when I knew it was 84 (and I sometimes would forget and call it 80).. i'd still casually say 120.. When it didn't really matter.

" so in a 10 year campaign, that's 1200 days. you were able to get such n such done??".

But it has ALWAYS been 84 days that I remember. Even when I started playing it first week of release.

With regards to the days of the year and seasons, I never looked into it, 120 was an assumption really. I believe everyone who attests it is 21 days, and now I know, I vow to never spread this misinformation again, you have my word

[RJboxer]

Originally posted by Psycho-Active:

Originally posted by Clovis Sangrail:

I have been checking the calendar for other reasons, and It is definitely 4 seasons of 21 days each. But I found some 2-year-old reddit responses that said 4 seasons of 30 days each, so I wonder if it changed at some point.

Or maybe it was 30 days in a season, 4 seasons in Warband.

On a side note, a pregnancy takes 1 season plus 15 days, or 36 days total. So if you have someone pregnant, you can take a save at 35 days, and then, if you don't like the sex of the baby or if mom snuffs it in childbirth or whatever other misfortune occurs, you can reload the 35-day save and try again. Sex and other birth related events (even twins) are calculated at the time of birth.

Also, I am not certain because I wasn't paying close enough attention, it may be that the mom winning a tournament may mess with the gestation counter.

I didn't know this about birth etc, good info!

Originally posted by RJboxer:

it was never 30 days that I am aware of . I might have been a moron who said it in these forums though. Even when I knew it was 84 (and I sometimes would forget and call it 80).. i'd still casually say 120.. When it didn't really matter.

" so in a 10 year campaign, that's 1200 days. you were able to get such n such done??".

But it has ALWAYS been 84 days that I remember. Even when I started playing it first week of release.

With regards to the days of the year and seasons, I never looked into it, 120 was an assumption really. I believe everyone who attests it is 21 days, and now I know, I vow to never spread this misinformation again, you have my word :scum_mushroom:

haha and a Birth is 36 days.. Now try to keep all those numbers in your head, for a future quiz.

[Kshahdoo]

Originally posted by Clovis Sangrail:

Originally posted by Kshahdoo:

So less than 1/4 of actual year.

The planet on which Calradia is located is much closer to its sun, so it only takes 84 days for it to complete a revolution around the sun.

And a good thing, too. It takes long enough for children to reach an age where they are useful for something with an 84-day year. Can you imagine if it were as long as an earth year?

And its people aren't humans, they just look very similar to humans, but their live is 4.35 times shorter. And their women give birth after just 36 days of pregnancy.