"loutredor;c-16515463" wrote:
I know, thanks @IceyJ :)
It doesn't bother me either way, even if we couldn't deactivate them, I would just ignore them. What I meant is choosing the activities you have to complete for each holiday doesn't appeal to me, because I don't find following a checklist fun anyway.
Hmm, I still think there's a misunderstanding somewhere. By choosing activities for holidays, we mean choosing behaviors that the guests will do automatically, like they do in clubs. You know, like maybe you want everyone to drink cocoa, sing songs and decorate the tree. Or perhaps you want a sleepover where everyone tells ghost stories and eats pizza (autonomously.) It doesn't mean following a list of things to do. It's about choosing how you want everyone to behave during the event.
