My favorite holiday is the Hallow's End because I get leper gnome and pirate costumes during that holiday.
Hallows end! One more piece of taffy couldn't hurt...........RAAAAALPH!
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My favorite holiday would have to be Winters Veil, i love to clear out my bags get entire guild groups together and have epic snowball wars with them and plusyou get presents under a tree....you doesn't like get presents from Santa.
Hallow's End definetly. Love the World Event, the boss, the quests... everything.
Hi !My favorite holiday in WoW is Winter Veil. Pretty much because I never got a chance to see it except when I started to play, in 2007.In fact, it has little to do with the event by itself. I only remember it because of the Christmas tree in Ironforge. It was more about starting the game, enjoying a new and wonderful world, making friends. Plus, I love Christmas' time IRL, and 2007's one was a great period of happiness in my life.The funny thing is that I never got the opportunity to assist to another Winter Veil in WoW: each year since then, always something kept me out of the game.Sorry for giving you some more lines to read! So, there's a gift: http://grooveshark.com/#/playlist/Office+Intern+2k11/52913426 ! :)
Coming from Australia, there are a lot of holidays that are celebrated in-game that I don't really follow. Hallow's End is one of those, as Hallowe'en isn't very big here. But... I wish it was! I love the atmosfear (heh heh) of this time of year. Creepiness and cheekiness are a few of my favourite things :P Not to mention candy! The in-game storyline with the Headless Horseman is also some of my favourite lore in WoW. This all makes Hallow's End my favourite holiday to celebrate. And I dare you to mess with me when I have my little sinister friend and his 3 big bodyguards out and about. ;D
Noble Garden, cause someone has to love teh bunnehs!
My favorite Holiday is definitely Winter Veil. the game somehow manages to ooze a very nice Christmassy feel, just like real. It seems that people are friendlier and more cheerful around that time too. I have often wondered if that is because it's the real christmas season or that the fact that Blizzard implemented it in this way has anything to do with it. So there you have it, Winter's Veil just because it provides an emotion close to the real thing for me.
Hallow's End - so many fun things to do. And curse that headless horseman for never dropping anything I need! :-)
I started playing during Winters Veil 2008 after seeing my brother prance around this magical giant orc city dressed as a green little gnome. It all felt so big and real that I had to give it a go. I rolled a troll mage on the 14 day trial and even before the two weeks were through I had extended it to the full game. To this day Winter Veil reminds of my first excited steps in Azeroth and is for this reason my favourite holiday.
I have to say that my favorite WoW holiday would be Children's Week. This holiday puts the player through so much things, from the fundamentals to School of Hard Knocks. This wide range of difficulty is what makes this holiday so immersive and interesting. The player is put through simple everyday tasks such as hearthing and questing only this time- they have different feelings associated to those typicial everyday tasks. They are leaving behind their orphan when they hearth, anxiety overwhelms the player because he worries about the consequences of doing so- Will the orphan behave or be mischevious? The player can be a "Bad Example", something that is frowned upon in real-life however allowed (and encouraged! haha) in WoW where it enables players to role play and undergo various character personalities. They travel long distances with the orphan to Shimmering Flats (Now Deeps) to purchase a special brand of ice cream and eat it in front of their poor dehydrated orphan! Players have different thoughts and feelings as they tag along with their orphans to do their quests. They are more likely to do chivalric quests and not those where they kill animals! For daring players, they are told to take their orphans into the dangerous and threatening Utgarde Pinnacle where King Ymiron awaits them on his throne. Upon arrival, they must kill him whilst their orphans watch safely from a distance. (What tough little orphans, they surely are raiders in early development! Those orphans will boast their World's First Kill in no time.) For the most daring and skilled players they are encouraged to boost their orphan's alliegance to The Alliance or Horde in player to player combat where the players share secrets with the brave orphan on how to defeat their enemies. This achievement is the HARDEST achievement I have seen anyone in the game face. Their glory upon achieving what few players can is very honorable and to reward them for their teachings, the Orphan House rewards players with the rarest and best pets available in the game. Veterans, or supernannies are also rewarded with a whopping 50 achieve points upon completing the Children's Week three times, a feat that takes three years to accomplish. Children's Week is not for the weak and success in this holiday is one of the highest honor a player can attain.
Hallows End, because I have the chance to loot an awesome mount and halloween is my favorite holiday rl. Who can forget being able to throw stinkbombs on those stanky undead.