Seriously, what the heck? It doesn't even make sense from a chronological point of view.

It's Hallow's End. And no it doesn't.

Eh, WoWWiki says it was celebrated by the Alliance before the forsaken so, whatever.

I've gone in several times and it's been sunny, yet, I go in once and it was raining.


loltime

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Eh, WoWWiki says it was celebrated by the Alliance before the forsaken so, whatever.

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Unless sometimes the Culling of Stratholme occured in October, and other times it didn't, makes no sense for the pumpkins to be there, because that timeline is static, and not moving forward. They don't relive the events everyday, it's a different time period all together.

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Unless sometimes the Culling of Stratholme occured in October, and other times it didn't, makes no sense for the pumpkins to be there, because that timeline is static, and not moving forward. They don't relive the events everyday, it's a different time period all together.

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Ahhh...hehe I completely missed that point. Nice catch.

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Eh, WoWWiki says it was celebrated by the Alliance before the forsaken so, whatever.

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But see, that is where it doesn't make sense. There was no Forsaken at that time. And yet the description of the holiday is for celebrating the Forsaken's separation from Arthas's control.

/mindboggle emoticon

Caer Darrow celebrates it year round.

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The event is bigger than time itself.

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Bleh. Just admit it's a mistake.

Plus it uses a generic human inn, and when they set up the holiday, they just hit the "Decorate all human inns like this" button and it just gets caught in the crossfire.

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Seriously, what the heck? It doesn't even make sense from a chronological point of view.

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Um, video game?

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The event is bigger than time itself.

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Then why isn't the big old sands of time clock not decorated with pumpkins?

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Plus it uses a generic human inn, and when they set up the holiday, they just hit the "Decorate all human inns like this" button and it just gets caught in the crossfire.

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Not just the inn, the outside of the city and the inside as well. Pumpkins and bats all over the place.

It's because there isn't much in the way of original artwork in the CoS. All of those set pieces can be seen in Stormwind, and during a certain time of year those set pieces are shown with Hallows End decorations whether they're in Stormwind or Stratholme of the past. It's probably just a minor oversight by the devs, and not intentional.

Oh really? Well hell, maybe they just really like pumpkins and bats in Lordaeron.

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Unless sometimes the Culling of Stratholme occured in October, and other times it didn't, makes no sense for the pumpkins to be there, because that timeline is static, and not moving forward. They don't relive the events everyday, it's a different time period all together.

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Time travel logic ftw!