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Sundas = Sunday
Morndas = Monday
Tirdas = Tuesday
Middas = Wednesday
Turdas = Thursday
Fredas = Friday
Loredas = Saturday
Morndas, Sundas, and Fredas are really close to the english ones
Middas makes me think "middle of the week"
I can tell Tirdas and Turdas appart because Tur might as well be Thur
And who honestly cares about the months in these games? The seasons don't really seem to change...
There is no real reason for the months, as there isn't any seasonal weathering, but the week days are very much useful. Being able to understand them at a glance instead of trying to remember which is which actually is a nice tweak, although it kind of makes it less um Dovahkiin'ish.
All personal preference really, but yes, week days are used in several quests.
I will state that this mod isn't for what i call your average hardcore skyrim players, this is for people like me and average joe who just play skyrim and don't know to much about the Oblivion series, so wan't to have a English calender, also for people who don't know what the days and months mean in Oblivion or perhaps anyone who likes an english calender.