i played the demo of the CK2 and i have question - why isn't there any snow in winter on the map (which should have impact on attrition of armies - like in EU3).
A little snow i think...
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I don't know about mapping, but there are modifiers in the game files to increase attrition in the winter. I think they're disabled, however. It looks like a feature that was considered but discarded for worsening gameplay. Would be nice to work out how to put it back in, to see the impact.
I would love some sort of seasonal variation, like in King Arthur. Perhaps a mod?
Totally but not just snow. Why not go all out and implement seasonal changes like what was done in Shogun Total War. DLC maybe? Tactical battles can be in a later dlc
Well yes ... like in that King Arthur game except without the dragons hopefully. That would just be too silly imho
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Considering how local the scale, it would be very nice to have seasonal variations. Not something I usually want in a Pdox game, but we're literally gonna be looking at the same ten to twenty provinces most of the game so why not.
Seasonal changes on the map would be wonderful. But I think that would require alot of work. Lets hope for future games. 
It would be nice to have seasonal events, too. Like being able to throw a Yuletide festival.
Also, I really liked the idea from King Arthur that armies had to stop campaigning in the winter and encamp until the spring.
Also, I really liked the idea from King Arthur that armies had to stop campaigning in the winter and encamp until the spring.
CKII already has seasonal events. For instance: Holding a Summer Fair (in the plots/ambition tab) can only occur between May and September. I think "Hold Feast" is restricted to the the November to January range.
Ah, I didn't realize that! I saw the "Hold Feast" option, but I didn't realize it was tied to a certain time frame. Thanks for setting me straight on that.