t.laszlo.zoltaneb17_ESO wrote: »

ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »

..., but they are not currently on our development roadmap. ...

That is the problem. If they want to do something big and something very good, then it will be long time. Very very long time, maybe one more year:(. Before the Tamrielic holidays, I would like to see bonus weekends. Small, more easier implement.
Double ... week or weekend.
- Double Allaince point
- Double Arena point in PvP Arenas
- Double experience
- Doble chance rare items from dungeon and trial bosses
- Double faster hirelings
- Double gold coin reward from dailies
- etc.

Not Double experience, I've played games with that, and you end up high level but cashless, let's not have that here too.

Yeah there should be christmas in the game.
But no christmas trees, no santa clause, no snow and such real life stuff.

Only one thing: The present. In the form of fixing the stuff that goes wrong these days. Especially Cyrodiil performance.

Nothing more, nothing less.

I'd love to see most of the real life holiday equevelants in game, but since there are a lot of holidays exlusiv to Daggerfall and Highrock I suggest that you might add some more in for other provinses of Tamriel, if there needs to be added more.

Holidays I'd like to see:

New year: Old Life Festival and New Life Festival

Christmas: Saturalia

Warriors Festival

Halloween: Witches Festival

April fools day: Jester's Day

Valentines day: Heart's Day

Day of Lights

What I really want to see from all this, which would determine the appearance of holiday specific activities, is rare events that only happen once in a while and then never reappear again unless it's that time of year again to bring that seasonal event back again. There are quite a few players out there who would be bothered by this concept because of the classic, "Well I wasn't online at the time of the event therefore I missed out and thus it is unfair for anyone who missed out."
I always disagreed with that notion since if anything it should encourage the players to try harder.

Its not about trying harder but having a RL

Many people go on holiday during Christmas or Eastern, do you want them to get internet in their hotel room, cavern or wherever they are so that they can spend their precious holiday time in a game?

This just doesn't seem right to me.

It can quickly become a nuisance even for those with weaker RL to always be online because this you must to stand a chance of acquiring something during these holiday events.

At WOW there was an event once about the Olympic games, it only happened once. Today people still feel as a second customer as they cant get the rewards from back then, or what about the mounts that people missed ...

While these type of things wont matter for me and maybe not for you, it can be a deal breaker for others.

I don't think that anything in an MMO should force a player to play, no holiday, no trial or pet / mount. It should be a voluntarily act. So if someone wants to play then he or she should do so and not because of a goodie that is available for a small amount of time.

Audigy wrote: »

Its not about trying harder but having a RL

Audigy wrote: »

At WOW there was an event once about the Olympic games, it only happened once. Today people still feel as a second customer as they cant get the rewards from back then, or what about the mounts that people missed ...

Bad luck!
But they perhaps remember fantastic holidays with their families.

Blizz tried to make the whole game muchmore casual friendly (thats the direction your answer points at) ...they, and most of us know what it led to in WoW.

I´m sure there would be a "ZOS Way" to bring holidays to tamriel.
When they want it to be done playerdriven, they will have to do a lot of homework. The easier way would be to set up a team of a hand full ppl to point out the most important international holidays/ festivals and work out a concept for their equivalents in Tamriel.

What I read out of all the answers is, most of the people replied, that lore bound holidays would be appreciated. In my opinion holidays in Tamriel are not destroying immersion...the opposite is true, because not having celebrations over the year is not usual for a civilization. Especially not, when the cultures have a so well told and written down lore....

C'mon Zeni...next year break down and give us lore-inspired holidays!

Personally, I believe that the IG holidays *SHOULD* be implemented. Saturella for Christmas, Witches Festival for Halloween... etc. It should be there, because it is lore friendly. I understand that some people are opposed to such, and would rather grind. Somebody came up with a solution for this. While making the Events optional, make an ALTERNATIVE reward... Double the EXP/Gold/VP/AP gains, while at the same time, make taverns and towns have NPC's celebrating the festival. Do they need to do anything? Maybe not. Maybe just have them greet you and have some dancing or something. Add some grey skys without rain, and in the colder areas, make snow. Have trees lose their leaves, or turn the leaves brown temporarily. Should this be permanant? No. Should this be obtrusive to those who do not want to participate? No.

I do not believe anybody would object to getting additional exp, or additional gold from quest. Should Chest get extra loot? No. Then everybody will be going after chest. Maybe make research speed up by 2 days time (or more depending how long the festivities occur for). These are ways that everybody can benefit from. Grinders will get the exp, and RPers will get the immersion. Heck, even casual players will get an atmosphere. This is not about any one person, but rather the entire community. I believe that the majority of the COMMUNITY would enjoy these things. I can not truly speak for everyone, and there will always be at least 1 whom disagrees. I understand and accept this. I do believe that this will be an AMAZING feature if it can be pulled off successfully.

Finally, while some things got messed up so far, (Dune, Mournhold, etc) I still hold a LOT of faith in the skill and art designs Zenimax staff holds and would appreciate this. Now, I understand as well that there are many MANY other issues to deal with before this could even be considered. Which is why I believe that you should do events, but starting NEXT year. Please focus on fixing the server instability, the class unbalancing, the endzone content... etc. If you have taken the time to read this, I hope you have considered the Pro's and Con's of having an event and that you will debate my words. I hope to see the festivals occur, but if they do not, then I can understand why. The amount of work that would go into this would be tremendous.

-"Bright Moons and Warm Sands guide your path."
~To'raji

Hell, here's a list.....pick a few and run with them. It's not like there isn't enough to chose from.
Why must we the playerbase always do the work for MMO companies nowadays......


Holidays

[edit] Morning Star

[edit] New Life Festival
Morning Star 1st

Today the people of provinceName are having the New Life Festival in celebration of a new year. The Emperor has ordered yet another tax increase in his New Life Address, and there is much grumbling about this. Still, despite financial difficulties, the New Life tradition of free ale at all the taverns in the cities continues. The people of provinceName certainly know how to hold a celebration. In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Clavicus Vile.

[edit] Scour Day
Morning Star 2nd

Scour Day is a celebration held in most High Rock villages on the day after New Life. It was once the day one cleans up after New Life, but has changed into a party of its own.

[edit] Ovank'a
Morning Star 12th

Ovank'a is the day the people of the Alik'r Desert offer prayers to Stendarr in the hopes of a mild and merciful year. It is considered very holy.

[edit] Meridia's Summoning Day
Morning Star 13th

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Meridia.

[edit] South Winds Prayer
Morning Star 15th

The 15th of Morning Star is a holiday taken very seriously in provinceName, where they call it South Wind's Prayer, a plea by all the religions of Tamriel for a good planting season. Citizens with every affliction known in Tamriel flock to services in the cities's temples, as the clergy is known to perform free healings on this day. Only some will be judged worthy of this service, but few can afford the temples usual price...

[edit] Day of Lights
Morning Star 16th

The Day of Lights is celebrated as a holy day by most villages in Hammerfell on the Iliac Bay. It is a prayer for a good farming and fishing year, and is taken very seriously.

A possibly unrelated Festival of Lights is a tradition in the Skyrim city of Dawnstar. Little candies are given out to celebrate.[2]

[edit] Waking Day
Morning Star 18th

The people in Yeorth Burrowland invented Waking Day in prehistoric times to wake the spirits of nature after a long, cold winter. It has evolved into a sort of orgiastic celebration of the end of winter.


[edit] Sun's Dawn

[edit] Mad Pelagius
Sun's Dawn 2nd

Mad Pelagius is a silly little tradition in High Rock in a mock memorial to Pelagius Septim III, one of the maddest emperors in recent history. He died about 350 years ago, so the Septims since have taken it with good humor. In Daggerfall this is the Summoning Day for Sheogorath.

[edit] Othroktide
Sun's Dawn 5th

The people of Dwynnen have a huge party to celebrate Othroktide, the day when Baron Othrok took Dwynnen from the undead forces who claimed it in the Battle of Wightmoor.

[edit] Day of Release
Sun's Dawn 8th

The people of Glenumbra may be the only people to remember or care about the battle between Aiden Direnni and the Alessian Army in the first era. They celebrate it vigorously on the Day of Release.

[edit] Feast of the Dead
Sun's Dawn 13th

Celebrated in the Skyrim city of Windhelm. During the feast, the names of the Five Hundred Companions of Ysgramor are recited.[3]

[edit] Heart's Day
Sun's Dawn 16th

Today is the 16th of Sun's Dawn, a holiday celebrated all over Tamriel as Heart's Day. It seems that in every house, the Legend of the Lovers is being sung for the younger generation. In honor of these Lovers, Polydor and Eloisa, the inns of the city offer a free room for visitors. If such kindness had been given the Lovers, it is said, it would always be springtime in the world. In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Sanguine.

[edit] Perserverance Day
Sun's Dawn 27th

Perserverance [sic] Day is quite a party in Ykalon. It was originally held as a solemn memorial to those killed in battle while resisting the Camoran Usurper, but has since become a boisterous festival.

[edit] Aduros Nau
Sun's Dawn 28th

The villages in the Bantha celebrate the baser urges that come with Springtide on Aduros Nau. The traditions vary from village to village, but none of them are for the overly virtuous.


[edit] First Seed

[edit] Hermaeus Mora's Summoning day
First Seed 5th

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Hermaeus Mora.

[edit] First Planting
First Seed 7th

On the 7th of First Seed every year, the people of provinceName celebrate First Planting, symbolically sowing the seeds for the autumn harvest. It is a festival of fresh beginnings, both for the crops and for the men and women of the city. Neighbors are reconciled in their disputes, resolutions are formed, bad habits dropped, the diseased cured. The clerics at the temples run a free clinic all day long to cure people of poisoning, different diseases, paralysis, and the other banes found in the world of Tamriel.

[edit] Day of Waiting
First Seed 9th

The Day of Waiting is a very old holy day among certain settlements in the Dragontail Mountains. Every year at that time, a dragon is supposed to come out of the desert and devour the wicked, so everyone locks themselves up inside.

[edit] Hogithum
First Seed 21st

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Azura.

[edit] Flower Day
First Seed 25th

Flower Day is another of the frivolous celebrations of High Rock. Children pick the new flowers of spring while older Bretons, cooped up all winter, come out to welcome the season with dancing and singing.

[edit] Festival of Blades
First Seed 26th

During the Festival of Blades, the people of the Alik'r Desert celebrate the victor of the first Redguard over a race of giant goblins. The story is considered a myth by most scholars, but the holiday is still very popular in the desert.


[edit] Rain's Hand

[edit] Gardtide
Rain's Hand 1st

On Gardtide, the people of Tamarilyn Point hold a festival to honor Druagaa, the old goddess of flowers. Worship of the goddess is all but dead, but the celebration is always a great success.

[edit] Peryite's Summoning Day
Rain's Hand 9th

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Peryite.

[edit] Day of the Dead
Rain's Hand 13th

The Day of the Dead is one of the more peculiar holidays of Daggerfall. The superstitious say that the dead rise on this holiday to wreak vengeance on the living. It is a fact that King Lysandus' spectre began its haunting on the Day of the Dead, 3E 404.

[edit] Day of Shame
Rain's Hand 20th

All along the seaside of Hammerfell, no one leaves their houses on the Day of Shame. It is said that the Crimson Ship, a vessel filled with victims of the Knahaten Plague who were refused refuge hundreds of years ago, will return on this day.

[edit] Jester's Day
Rain's Hand 28th

Be warned that today is Jester's Day in the city of provinceName, and pranks are being set up from one end of town to the other. It is as if a spell has been cast over the community, for even the most taciturn and dignified councilman might attempt to play a joke on his relative. The Thieves Guild finds particular attention as everyone looks for pickpockets in particular.


[edit] Second Seed

[edit] Second Planting
Second Seed 7th

The celebration of Second Planting is in full glory this day. It is a holiday with traditions similar to First Planting, improvements on the first seeding symbolically to suggest improvements on the soul. The free clinics of the temples are open for the second and last time this year, offering cures for those suffering from any kind of disease or affliction. Because peace and not conflict is stressed at this time, battle injuries are healed only at full price.

[edit] Marukh's Day
Second Seed 9th

Marukh's Day is only observed by certain communities in Skeffington Wood. By comparing themselves to the virtuous prophet Marukh, the people of Skeffington Wood pray for the strength to resist temptation. In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Namira.

[edit] Fire Festival
Second Seed 20th

The Fire Festival in Northmoor is one of the most attended celebrations in High Rock. It began as a pompous display of magic and military strength in ancient days and has become quite a festival.

[edit] Fishing Day
Second Seed 30th

Fishing Day is a big celebration for the Bretons who live off the bounty of the Iliac Bay. They are not a usually flamboyant people, but on Fishing Day, they make so much noise, fish have been scared away for weeks.


[edit] Mid Year

[edit] Drigh R'Zimb
Mid Year 1st

The festival of Drigh R'Zimb, held in the hottest time of year in Abibon-Gora, is a jubilation held for the sun Daibethe itself. Scholars do not know how long Drigh R'Zimb has been held, but it is possible the Redguards brought the festival with them when they came in the first era.

[edit] Hircine's Summoning Day
Mid Year 5th

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Hircine.

[edit] Mid Year Celebration
Mid Year 16th

Today is the 16th of Mid Year, the traditional day for the Mid Year Celebration. Perhaps to alleviate the annual news of the Emperor's latest tax increase, the cities temples offer blessings for only half the donation they usually suggest. Many so blessed feel confident enough to enter the (dangerous) dungeons when they are not fully prepared, so this joyous festival has often been known to turn suddenly into a day of defeat and tragedy.

[edit] Dancing Day
Mid Year 23rd

Dancing Day is a time-honored holiday in Daggerfall. Who started it is questionable, but the Red Prince Atryck popularized it in the second era. It is an occasion of great pomp and merriment for all the people of Daggerfall, from the nobles down.

[edit] Tibedetha
Mid Year 24th

Tibedetha is middle Tamrielic for "Tibers Day." It is not surprising that the lorddom of Alcaire celebrates its most famous native with a great party. Historically, Tiber Septim never returned once to his beloved birthplace.


[edit] Sun's Height

[edit] Merchants Festival
Sun's Height 10th

The bargain shoppers of the known world are out in force today and it is little wonder, for the 10th of Sun's Height is a holiday called the Merchants' Festival. Every marketplace and equipment store has dropped their prices to at least half. The only shop not being patronized today is the Mages Guild, where prices are as exorbitant as usual. Most citizens in need of a magical item are waiting two months for the celebration of Tales and Tallows when prices will be more reasonable... In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning day for Vaernima.

[edit] Divad Etep't
Sun's Height 12th

During Divat Etep't, the people of Antiphyllos mourn the death of one of the greatest of the early Redguard heroes, Divat, son of Frandar of the Hel Ansei. His deeds are questioned by historians, but his tomb in Antiphyllos is almost certainly genuine.

[edit] Sun's Rest
Sun's Height 20th

You will have to wait until tomorrow if you are planning on making any equipment purchases, for all stores are closed in observance of Sun's Rest. Of course, the temples, taverns, and Mages Guild in the (city) are still open their regular hours, but most citizens chose to devote this day to relaxation, not commerce or prayer. This is not a convenient arrangement for all, but the Merchants' Guild heavily fines any shop that stays open, so everyone complies.

[edit] Fiery Night
Sun's Height 29th

Few besides the natives of the Alik'r Desert would venture out on the hottest day of the year, Fiery Night. It's a lively celebration with a meaning lost in antiquity.


[edit] Last Seed

[edit] Maiden Katrica
Last Seed 2nd

On the day of Maiden Katrica, the people of Ayasofya show their appreciation for the warrior that saved their county with the biggest party of the year.

[edit] Koomu Alezer'i
Last Seed 11th

Koomu Alezer'i means simply "We Acknowledge" in old Redguard, and it has been a tradition in Sentinel for thousands of years. No matter the harvest, the people of Sentinel solemnly thank the gods for their bounty, and pray to be worthy of the graces of the gods.

[edit] Feast of the Tiger
Last Seed 14th

The Feast of the Tiger in the Bantha rainforest is like other holidays in praise of a bountiful harvest. It is not, however, a solemn occasion for introspection and thanksgiving, but a great celebration and festival from village to village.

[edit] Appreciation Day
Last Seed 21st

Appreciation Day in Anticlere is an ancient holiday of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest for the people of Anticlere. It is considered a holy and contemplative day, devoted to Mara, the goddess-protector of Anticlere.

[edit] Harvest's End
Last Seed 27th

Perhaps no other festival fires the spirit of cityName as much as the one held today, Harvest's End. The work of the year is over, the seeding, sowing, and reaping. Now is the time to celebrate and enjoy the fruits of the harvest, and even visitors to regionName are invited to join the farmers. The taverns offer free drinks all day long, an extravagance before the economy of the coming winter months. Underfed farm hands gorging themselves and then getting sick in the town square are the most common sights of the celebration of Harvest's End.

This day in 3E 433 marked the beginning of the Oblivion Crisis.


[edit] Hearth Fire

[edit] Tales and Tallows
Hearth Fire 3rd

No other holiday divides the people of cityName like the 3rd of Hearth Fire. A few of the oldest, more superstitious men and women do not speak all day long for fear that the evil spirits of the dead will enter their bodies. Most citizens enjoy the holiday, calling it Tales and Tallows, but even the most lighthearted avoid the dark streets of cityName, for everyone knows the dead do walk tonight. Only the Mages Guild completely thrives on this day. In celebration of the oldest magical science, necromancy, all magical items are half price today. NOTE: A number of in game sources say this is the day one may summon Nocturnal, but that is actually the 8th - see below.

[edit] Khurat
Hearth Fire 6th

Every town and fellowship in the Wrothgarian Mountains celebrates Khurat, the day when the finest young scholars are accepted into the various priesthoods. Even those people without children of age go to pray for the wisdom and benevolence of the clergy.

[edit] Nocturnal's Summoning Day
Hearth Fire 8th

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Nocturnal.

[edit] Riglametha
Hearth Fire 12th

Riglametha is celebrated on the twelfth of Hearth Fire every year in Lainlyn as a celebration of Lainlyns many blessings. Pageants are held on such themes as the Ghraewaj, when the daedra worshippers in Lainlyn were changed to harpies for their blasphemy.

[edit] Children's Day
Hearth Fire 19th

Children's Day in Betony is a festive occasion with a grim history. All know though few choose to recall that Children's Day began as a memorial to the dozens of children in Betony who were stolen from their homes by vampires one night never to be seen again. This happened over a hundred years ago, and the holiday has since become a celebration of youth.


[edit] Frost Fall

[edit] Dirij Tereur
Frost Fall 5th

The fifth of Frost Fall marks Dirij Tereur for the people of the Alik'r Desert. It is a sacred day honoring Frandar Hund, the traditional spiritual leader of the Redguards who led them to Hammerfell in the first era. Stories are read from Hund's Book of Circles, and the temples in the region are filled to capacity.

[edit] Malacath's Summoning Day
Frost Fall 8th

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Malacath.

[edit] Witches Festival
Frostfall 13th

Today is the 13th of Frostfall, known throughout Tamriel as the Witches' Festival when the forces of sorcery and religion clash. The Mages Guild gets most of the business since weapons and items are evaluated for their mystic potential free of charge and magic spells are one half their usual price. Demonologists, conjurors, lamias, warlocks, and thaumaturgists meet in the wilderness outside (the city), and the creatures created or summoned there may plague Tamriel for eons. Most wise men choose not to wander this night. In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Mephala.

[edit] Broken Diamonds
Frost Fall 23rd

On the 23rd of Frost Fall in the 121st year of the first era, the empress Kintyra Septim II met her death in the imperial dungeons in Glenpoint on the orders of her cousin and usurper Uriel III. Her death is remembered in Glenpoint as the day called Broken Diamonds. It is a day of silent prayer for the wisdom and benevolence of the imperial family of Tamriel. [Editor's note: It is Uriel III who killed Kintyra, not Cephorus. This is a scribe's error in Daggerfall].

[edit] Emperor's Day
Frostfall 30th

Once the 30th of Frostfall, the Emperor's Birthday, was the most popular holiday of the year. Great traveling carnivals entertained the masses, while the aristocracy of cityName enjoyed the annual Goblin Chase on horseback. Recently, these traditions have fallen into neglect. It has been decades since there was a big carnival in cityName and longer still since a regentTitle of the cityName sponsered a Goblin Chase.

In 4E 171, the Great War began on this day when then-Emperor Titus Mede II rejected a Thalmor ultimatum.


[edit] Sun's Dusk

[edit] Gauntlet
Sun's Dusk 2nd

In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Boethiah.

[edit] Serpent's Dance
Sun's Dusk 3rd

The Serpents Dance in Satakalaam may or may not have begun as a serious religious holiday dedicated to a snake god, but in this day, it is a reason for a great street festival.

[edit] Moon Festival
Sun's Dusk 8th

On the 8th of Sun's Dusk, the Bretons of Glenumbra Moors hold the Moon Festival, a joyous holiday in honor of Secunda, goddess of the moon. Although the goddess has no active worshippers, the traditional celebration has continued through the ages as a time of feasting and merriment.

[edit] Hel Anseilak
Sun's Dusk 18th

Hel Anseilak, which means "Communion with the Saints of the Sword" in Old Redguard is the most serious of holy days for the people of Pothago. The ancient way of Hel Ansei is never practiced by modern Redguards, but its rich heritage is remembered and honored on this day.

[edit] Warriors Festival
Sun's Dusk 20th

Today is the 20th of Sun's Dusk, the Warriors Festival in cityName. Most all the local warriors, spellswords, and rogues come to the equipment stores and blacksmiths where all weapons are half price. Unfortunately, the low prices also tempt many an untrained boy to buy his first sword and the normally quiet cityName streets ring with amateur skirmishes. The regentTitle has pardoned most of these ruffians in the past, but has promised to be less merciful this year. In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Mehrunes Dagon.


[edit] Evening Star

[edit] North Winds Prayer
Evening Star 15th

Today is the 15th of Evening Star, a holiday reverently observed by the temples as North Wind's Prayer. It is a thanksgiving to the Gods for a good harvest and a mild winter. Some years, like this one, the harvest was not particularly good and the winter unseasonally harsh in provinceName, but as the regentTitle is fond of saying, "It could be much worse." The temples offer all their services blessing, curing, healing for half the donation usually requested.

[edit] Baranth Do
Evening Star 18th

Baranth Do is celebrated on the 18th of Evening Star by the Redguards of the Alik'r Desert. Its meaning is "Goodbye to the Beast of Last Year." Pageants featuring demonic representations of the old year are popular, and revelry to honor the new year is everywhere.

[edit] Chil'a
Evening Star 20th (1)
Evening Star 24th (2)
1.Chil'a, the blessing of the new year in the barony of Kairou, is both a sacred day and a festival. The archpriest and the baroness each consecrate the ashes of the old year in solemn ceremony, then street parades, balls, and tournaments conclude the event. In Daggerfall, this is the Summoning Day for Molag Bal.
2.Local Iliac Bay New Year's festival on the 24th of Evening Star. It was probably moved from its original date to correspond with the notion of the year defined in Tamriel.

[edit] Saturalia
Evening Star 25th

The New Life festival comes a few days early in Wayrest with Saturalia, traditionally held on the 25th of Evening Star. Originally a holiday for a long forgotten god of debauchery, it has become a time of gift giving, parties, and parading. Visitors are encouraged to participate.

[edit] Old Life Festival
Evening Star 30th/31st

On the last day of the year the Empire celebrates the holiday called Old Life. Many go to the temples to reflect on their past. Some go for more than this, for it is rumored that priests will as the last act of the year perform resurrections on beloved friends and family members free of the usual charge. Worshippers know better than to expect this philanthropy, but they arrive in a macabre procession with the recently deceased nevertheless. When ale flows free in all the taverns in all the cities of Tamriel.

[edit] References
1.^ a b The Firmament — Ffoulke
2.^ Alhavara's dialogue in TES Travels: Dawnstar.
3.^ Pocket Guide to the Empire, 1st Edition: Skyrim — Imperial Geographical Society, 2E 864

There being a Tamriel at Christmas is the current debate, seems someone is doing everything in their power to affect this negatively...

Better be Quanza too if there is.

Dia de los muertos and dia de los reyes too.

ZOS could do a quest line on the war on Christmas

At the end of a quest, you have to fight a giant Santa boss with a mob of reindeer.

If there were to be seasonal and world events, I'd like them to remain specific to the game world, it's lore, and storylines.

Oooooo - i rly hope they will add xmas - will make me sooo happy