Holidays you've created?
What are some holidays you've added or created in your games? I just added Halloween and Easter, because they seemed like obvious ones. But there's so many potential options!
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> I created a 4th of July holiday. Activities include fireworks, campfire and grilling. I added a football season closer to the "thanksgiving" holiday, which just includes watching sports. I added Christmas eve, which just includes doing winterfest activities. Lastly, I added a vacation holiday towards the end of summer to sort of mimic when school students get a summer break.
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> Ooo the football thing is a good idea! You inspired me to make a new holiday I called "Big Game Day" and it's traditions are: Watch Sports TV, Drinking, Air Grievances (to simulate fighting over whose team is better), Play Games (it is "game day" after all, nice for the kids), and Invite Guests Over (superbowl party woo!). Thanks for the ideas!
No problem! Happy I inspired you. I like your take on Big Game Day. Now if only they could add footballs to the game to throw around in the backyard with your kid!. One can hope.
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> I created a 4th of July holiday. Activities include fireworks, campfire and grilling. I added a football season closer to the "thanksgiving" holiday, which just includes watching sports. I added Christmas eve, which just includes doing winterfest activities. Lastly, I added a vacation holiday towards the end of summer to sort of mimic when school students get a summer break.
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> Ooo the football thing is a good idea! You inspired me to make a new holiday I called "Big Game Day" and it's traditions are: Watch Sports TV, Drinking, Air Grievances (to simulate fighting over whose team is better), Play Games (it is "game day" after all, nice for the kids), and Invite Guests Over (superbowl party woo!). Thanks for the ideas!
No problem! Happy I inspired you. I like your take on Big Game Day. Now if only they could add footballs to the game to throw around in the backyard with your kid!. One can hope.
