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So I haven't played since 4.1, hopped back on and there's snow everwhere? Like after the white walker invasion except I literally just started a new game. I hate it. Is this a bug or an addition to the game? If the latter, why? Can I turn it off?

Pretty self explanatory. I'm not at war with the riverlands and I have 30 relations with him.

After the White Walkers invaded, I've seen the ice texture on every map I've fought, regardless of their presence. It's super annoying since I'm fighting in the riverlands. Can I fix it?

So in my 4.2 playthrough, The Stormlands have been destroyed. Many of them joined the Reach, but those that haven't are in exile with me at Shadow Tower. No matter what I do, I can't get them to join me. Renly is nowhere to be found and I have an independent kingdom. It's driving me nuts, as I'll need help if I'm to take Winterfell and the North back from the Boltons. Plan was to let the Free Folk kill of the Nights Watch and then take their castles, make Castle Black my capitol, and go from there. Without the other lords, I can't do that. At the same time, I don't want to allow sandbox mode because I'm not prepared to fight the Westerlands for all of central Westeros.

Did the trigger for White Walkers change? I forged the Valyrian steel sword in Qohor and a couple months on the Free Folk haven't declared against the North and the White Walkers haven't invaded. On top of that, the Nights Watch are still kicking ass despite significant numerical disadvantages. Granted, I beat Styr Magnar with 29 Vale Riders and some archers, but it's a bit absurd that I'm 400 days in and there's been no triggers compared to 4.1

I put my valyrian steel into my household but I lost my fief and now it's gone, any idea how to fix it?

I'm on the third Varys quest, and the knights aren't there. I've looked everywhere, but they're just not there.

I cannot for the life of me trigger anything that brings Dany into the game. Can someone point me that way? Want to trigger the white walkers and then get her involved.

I walked into Winterfell, did some trading, and when I left most of my troops were dead. Not sure what happened.

Reach Knights, Vale Knights, and Red Cloak Knights (this may apply to others but this is what I've found so far) all continue to use their lances when in close quarters. This renders them essentially ineffective when in combat, and troops which are extremely expensive and time consuming to train become next to useless. This doesn't fit the lore or the actual history of how knights fought, and it's very frustrating to watch three Reach Knights get killed by Lannister Footmen simply because they won't whip out a sword.

I still don't know how to transition between versions without losing progress. Can someone please advise?

Commoner trust shows as untrusted, but no amount of village quests seems to remedy this.

How do I increase commoner trust? I've been doing village quests whenever I come across them and I've never raided a village (did take out one caravan but it was a faction I was at war with), but I'm still "untrusted".

Off topic but I also somehow have negative right to rule and I'm not sure how that happened.

So this could be a dumb question, but how to I keep a save when I update the version I'm playing? When I went from 4.0 to 4.1, my saves would no longer load.

So I crushed Pentos while helping Valarr Blackfyre, but after taking all their castles and towns and roundly defeating their armies (Westerosi knights are no joke against Essosi troops), none of the Lords would join me even though I had positive relations with two of them. Furthermore, Pentos did not disappear as a faction, and the lords did not defect anywhere else. As a result, with the white walker invasion looming, I had to tell Blackfyre the rebellion was over and go north to fight the wildlings. I ended up Lord of Pentos and its castles, but I'm frustrated that I had to fail the quest. Is this a bug, or is it just extremely difficult?

When fighting in a fortified encampment, enemies approach from the wrong side and get stuck on the stakes. The end result is a battle which takes place between wooden steaks instead of the intended idea of having the enemy approach up a hill into an organized shield wall while your archers pepper them. It doesn't make things easier or harder, it just doesn't make sense.

Ferries don't seem to work properly in some places. I've noticed it most in the Iron Islands and trying to get to Braavos from the mainland. I have ships now so I don't encounter it, but I can do a little exploring if need be.

Without any negative interactions with villages (aside from failing a "train the villagers against bandits" quest), my relations with villages are steadily declining universally. All villages are beginning to dislike me, even if I've never been there. It even happens in villages with my religion. I love the mod, but it's quickly becoming unplayable.