The Top 7... fictional holidays
Who needs Christmas when you've got the Star Festival and Life Day?
Above: It never hurts to stick with a consistent theme
You’d also get to watch a mildly snazzy fireworks display over the celebrating city, secure in the knowledge that your satisfied subjects were less likely to defect en masse to a rival power.
In the streamlined Civilization: Revolution, however, the luster has definitely worn off the holiday. It’s not tailored to your current title, and there’s nothing to convey that it’s even happening except for a small fireworks display and, well, this:
Above: Well, isn’t this… exciting…
Above: That’s better – show some goddamn enthusiasm, lady!
Civilization’s denizens obviously aren’t quite as into celebrating the holiday as they used to be. They might actually be a little sick of it, considering that it happens erratically and tends to cut into their busy granary-building schedules more than they’d like. But when we look at our weathered old screenshots of half-stone age/half-classical Greek palaces, it’ll always be special to us.
Hey, remember this? This probably happened on a holiday, right?
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