Feedback: November is not fall, please don't try to mislead players.

[MaikoRaines]

In Japan, yes, because it does not snow there until December, but not in America.

That doesn't seem right. Fall is now only two months in America because of climate change making summers and winters longer. By the time you're in November the leaves on most trees have already fell off.

Q: Hey Google - When does winter officially begin in North America?

A: (In Female British Voice) "Winter 2021 in Northern Hemisphere will begin on Tuesday, December 21"

Is this a hill you really want to wage war on?

[SturmChurro]

No we don't celebrate that across the globe.

I'm sorry, have you never heard of it, or seen anything about it anywhere? I wouldn't believe you if you said you hadn't.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

Q: Hey Google - When does winter officially begin in North America?

A: (In Female British Voice) "Winter 2021 in Northern Hemisphere will begin on Tuesday, December 21"

Is this a hill you really want to wage war on?

Also, I think it's funny they say it doesn't snow in Japan in November. I was in Japan in early to mid November of 2019 and we had full on blizzards. It was also super hot. We had every seasons weather in a two week period.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

I'm sorry, have you never heard of it, or seen anything about it anywhere? I wouldn't believe you if you said no.

I can believe it. Only Canada and the US celebrate it, and even we have different dates.

[Ammokkx]

I'm sorry, have you never heard of it, or seen anything about it anywhere? I wouldn't believe you if you said no.

Sturm, I can tell you for a fact that aside from "they do something with turkey, I guess?" barely anybody knows anything about Thanksgiving, much less the decorations used.

I can't even buy a turkey over here unless I really go looking for it.

No matter how much of an economic powerhouse the US of A is, if there's a holiday only celebrated there and no other country gives a shit, then those other countries aren't going to know much about it, either. Kinda like we have our own holidays to care about.

[SturmChurro]

Sturm, I can tell you for a fact that aside from "they do something with turkey, I guess?" barely anybody knows anything about Thanksgiving, much less the decorations used.

I can't even buy a turkey over here unless I really go looking for it.

No matter how much of an economic powerhouse the US of A is, if there's a holiday only celebrated there and no other country gives a [..], then those other countries aren't going to know much about it, either. Kinda like we have our own holidays to care about.

At least we get mounts, like the fat black chocobo, and chocorpokkur.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

At least we get mounts, like the fat black chocobo, and chocorpokkur.

That's just mean, and uncalled for... Lol...

[MaikoRaines]

I was in Japan in November of 2019 and we had full on blizzards. It was also super hot. We had every seasons weather in a two week period.

I'm originally from Nova Scotia - A Blizzard could still happen in early November and it would still be fall. OP is either a troll or thinks that North America is all of America.

I live in Vancouver now and a cool 20 Degrees Celsius with a 2km NNE windfront and people will be donning longjohns. Back home, 8 Degrees Celsius is BBQ/Porch weather.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

I'm originally from Nova Scotia - A Blizzard could still happen in early November and it would still be fall. OP is either a troll or thinks that North America is all of America.

I live in Vancouver now and a cool 20 Degrees Celsius with a 2km NNE windfront and people will be donning longjohns. Back home, 8 Degrees Celsius is BBQ/Porch weather.

Oh, I'm from Florida. We see snow once every 10 or so years. Still winter on the 21s of Dec lol.

Now I'm in the Seattle area, and we get snow anywhere from November to April.

[MaikoRaines]

Now I'm in the Seattle area, and we get snow anywhere from November to April.

You're 2 hours South of me, so you basically share the same wonky weather patterns XD