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so 120 days into meditation it is still rising at setting at the same time... so I assume one or two things:
First, this is a game and they picked a random time for sun rise and sets.
-or-
Second, this is not our planet earth and it has different rules for sunset and rise than ours does.
either way, it is still a video game..
then I thought, these are people from Poland - when does Poland have a day and night cycle...
For May 29th it is estimated the sun will rise at approx Sunrise: 4:25 AM
Interesting, this is the time it rises in game.
Taking that into account,....it might be late summer early autumn, and during those seasons, i've seen OUR sky brighten around four.
Actually it does have the same rotation, and the same 24 hr period
Bless your soul.
Especially because science has nothing to do with the arbitrary hour that we (or in this case the game designers) say sunrise happens at.
The hour that the sun comes up with has absolutely nothing to do with axial tilt, season, or anything like that. All that any of that effects is the number of hours of daylight over the course of a day. So, if in TW3 the sun rises at 3am and sets at 6pm then there are 15 hours of daylight in a day. It could just as easily rise at 6 am and set at 9 pm. Hours and minutes human inventions that subdivides the time it takes for the earth to rotate on its axis.
For a real world example of what we see in TW3 look at Tibet and the other Western Chinese provinces. Since the unification of China under the Communists they decided that the entire country would operate on a single timezone. Beijing time, or GMT +8. However from a geographical standpoint the easternmost parts of China should be GMT +5. This means that if the sun is rising in Beijing at 6 AM local time, then it is still pitch black and three hours away from sunrise at six AM in Tibet.
Far more bizarre IMO is how long the day itself is. If it is winter, then the day night cycle itself is bss ackwards. When the hemisphere you happen to be on is pointed towards the sun you get longer days and hotter weather which we call summer. When your hemesphere is pointed away from the sun you get shorter days and colder weather, a phenomenon also known as winter. If you are getting longer days and colder weather then you just broke the basic laws of physics.
Now, how I just to explain this in my mind is based on the fact that the Nilfgardians (not unlike the Communist party in Beijing) are controlling bastards. Upon their invasion they decreed that all Temaria will use the Nilfgardian imperial clock regardless of what time the sun actually happens to rise. I've also decided that since Nilfgard is much further to the south that it is too hot to campaign down there in the summer, so even though in Temeria it is indeed summer the Nilfgardians have (in keeping with tradition) gone to quarters for the summer, claiming it to be winter. This also explains the lack of snow and amount of greenery everywhere.