We need an official St. Patricks Day Event

[DamianFatale]

An official St. Patricks Day would work really well in Final Fantasy XIV lore. I can already think of how to implement it.

A Sharlayan NPC is mysteriously seen walking about Limsa Lominsa, and the adventurers are tasked with investigating the matter. It turns out that he seeks to bring tidings of Saint Coinach. A celebration about how the old Allagan Saint apparently drove the snakes out of ancient Alag.

The costume would be a leprechaun outfit, and you would get a wind up leprechaun.

What would you think. I know Little Ladies Day is a bit close to Saint Patricks aka what I would dub "Saint Coinachs Day", but it would be really fun.

[Gralna]

I miss my bottomless mug from a St. Patrick's event in LotRO.

[Ilan]

Better that than another Yokai watch...

[TheMightyMollusk]

Better that than another Yokai watch...

Combine the two! Surely there's a few alcohol-related Yokai out there....

[Ilan]

Combine the two! Surely there's a few alcohol-related Yokai out there....

There are surely people that could do yokai watch only if they are drunk like on st. patricks day.
People complained and still complain like crazy about Eureka but on the other hand they do the yokai watch crap that is even more boring.

[Freyt]

We don't. When every holiday is as special as the next, the real special ones lose their meaning.

[briarth0rn]

Could be fun, but I don't know if the team has the resources to make more seasonal events with rewards people would want. As it is right now, they shuffle around which events get a full glamour outfits and mounts, which ones only get a minion or two, and things like that every year. Adding any more events would just spread that thinner.

[Lambdafish]

Is St Patrick's Day celebrated in Japan? If not, it ain't happening. We get little ladies day, an exclusively Japanese holiday that means nothing to the rest of the world.

[Tizzy_Tormentor]

Is St Patrick's Day celebrated in Japan?

It is, I was on vacation in Tokyo during March last year and there was a parade in Harujuku, I was pleasantly surprised.

[Lium]

Is St Patrick's Day celebrated in Japan? If not, it ain't happening.

This was going to be my question. Apparently, it is observed in Tokyo: https://livejapan.com/en/article-a0001037/

I don't know about the rest of Japan, though. Tokyo is a big international city, so that makes sense.