Probably wont happen for quite a while. lol. Well at least another 60 years lol
You might want to check that research again... you know... the one you just made up on the fly.
Almost every America celebrates St Pattys... just like almost every American celebrates Cinco de Mayo. Drinking holidays for us, important stuff for the countries they originate from.
Originally Posted by Famous movie
Last edited by acer5200; 06-04-2012 at 01:29 AM.
You know, I think it would actually be a good idea if Evony included international holidays as well as American ones into the scheme of things. After all, not only is it an internationally played game, but also seeing all sorts of holidays being celebrated by people we've come to know will give us a lot more added perspective. *catches breath*
Well, that's my two cents.
Last edited by Cosmic Fury; 06-04-2012 at 01:57 AM.
Agreed, i dont celebrate ThanksGiving but i respect it as a american holiday even tho, im British
Its more deserving of a offer as its such a rare even, and ""Welcome, your Majesty, Evony is an empire building game played by 18 million players in over 167 countries."" DOESNT just say America on there does it
Totally agree, id like see some offers for my friends in countries that ive played with such as sweden, australia, japan, and south africa.. as it says played by 18million players in 167 countries..
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EXACTLY!!! The whole game and its structure is about KINGS AND QUEENS AND MONARCHY not presidents or dictatorships (the latter could be disputed in game lol).
It kinda makes sense that the current QUEEN of 30% of the world who is celebrating such an enormous achievement should be recognised.
Every American celebrates St. Patty's day because they like to drink!
(actually, this isn't true... I know many people who could care less what day it falls on... myself included.)
I don't know any Americans who celebrate Cinco de Mayo. I see a bunch of people on May 5th running around waving a flag other than the American flag, and speaking a language other than English... but I don't think they're Americans.just like almost every American celebrates Cinco de Mayo.
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