The big cataclysm in Calradia that is never mentioned in Warband ;)

[Timmortal]

We know that there will be seasons in Bannerlord, in Warband there was none, so its pretty evident that in the 200 years between the two, the planet Calradia is on, went through a major cataclysm and became tidally locked. (that was always my explanation for why there was always snow in some land and not any other places.)

 

[Sarissofoi]

two words:
>mud flood

 

[CaptainLee]

We know that there will be seasons in Bannerlord, in Warband there was none, so its pretty evident that in the 200 years between the two, the planet Calradia is on, went through a major cataclysm and became tidally locked. (that was always my explanation for why there was always snow in some land and not any other places.)

But wouldn't being tidally locked result in no day/night cycle?

 

[Timmortal]

But wouldn't being tidally locked result in no day/night cycle?

depends, if fully locked in, unless there was a moon that sometimes crossed the sun, then there would not be. there could be a wobble though, but i think that would give more of a dawn/day/evening/dawn cycle, except maybe for the furthest edges of the livable areas.