Autumn of Agony still starting in Nov?

ShoNuff29ShoNuff29 Member Posts: 497 ★★★★
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Was hoping for info in the livestream. Still happening or pushed back?

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  • FurrymoosenFurrymoosen Member Posts: 5,265 ★★★★★
    SoS is still up for 9 days, so we probably won't get much, if any, info for at least another week.
  • EdisonLawEdisonLaw Member Posts: 9,336 ★★★★★
    Yes. We’ll probably get more info next week on the first fight
  • captain_rogerscaptain_rogers Member Posts: 11,396 ★★★★★
    @Magrailothos apparently the start of each seasonal content signifies the end of the season irl🤣
  • MizuriNicoleMizuriNicole Member Posts: 265 ★★★
    Their naming of such events is a cringe level
  • Awesomep12Awesomep12 Member Posts: 1,674 ★★★★
    ShoNuff29 said:



    Was hoping for info in the livestream. Still happening or pushed back?

    Literally forgot this was happening. Thanks for the reminder XD
  • Hellboyy9999Hellboyy9999 Member Posts: 62 ★
    Probably end of November
  • TribalChiefTribalChief Member Posts: 207 ★★
    Yes I think
  • SummonerNRSummonerNR Member, Guardian Posts: 13,579 Guardian
    Magrailothos said:

    Why didn't they just skip naming this one Autumn and call it a Winter event?

    November-January is Winter. That should be especially apparent to a company based as far North as Kabam is...

    Actually, I typically think of Dec-Feb as Winter.

    Easiest season to remember being Summer, which because school is out is Jun-Jul-Aug. And temperature wise, August is a warmer month than May is.

    And so going in 3 month increments, Winter is Dec-Feb.
    (right now, early Nov, and we will be breaking 80 degrees in northeast US this week)

    although astronomically speaking mid-late June is technically the maximum daylight time of year, but seasonal temps actually lag behind that.

    Of course in Canada (per pic above) you have basically June = Spring, July = Summer, August = Fall. Everything else = Winter (??)
  • UsagicassidyUsagicassidy Member Posts: 1,782 ★★★★★
    SummonerNR said:

    Magrailothos said:

    Why didn't they just skip naming this one Autumn and call it a Winter event?

    November-January is Winter. That should be especially apparent to a company based as far North as Kabam is...

    Actually, I typically think of Dec-Feb as Winter.

    Easiest season to remember being Summer, which because school is out is Jun-Jul-Aug. And temperature wise, August is a warmer month than May is.

    And so going in 3 month increments, Winter is Dec-Feb.
    (right now, early Nov, and we will be breaking 80 degrees in northeast US this week)

    although astronomically speaking mid-late June is technically the maximum daylight time of year, but seasonal temps actually lag behind that.

    Of course in Canada (per pic above) you have basically June = Spring, July = Summer, August = Fall. Everything else = Winter (??)
    As a Michigander (born and raised but moved to LA now), that sounds correct. Snow starting in October...lasting all the way through April.
  • JLordVileJJLordVileJ Member Posts: 6,039 ★★★★★
    SummonerNR said:

    Magrailothos said:

    Why didn't they just skip naming this one Autumn and call it a Winter event?

    November-January is Winter. That should be especially apparent to a company based as far North as Kabam is...

    Actually, I typically think of Dec-Feb as Winter.

    Easiest season to remember being Summer, which because school is out is Jun-Jul-Aug. And temperature wise, August is a warmer month than May is.

    And so going in 3 month increments, Winter is Dec-Feb.
    (right now, early Nov, and we will be breaking 80 degrees in northeast US this week)

    although astronomically speaking mid-late June is technically the maximum daylight time of year, but seasonal temps actually lag behind that.

    Of course in Canada (per pic above) you have basically June = Spring, July = Summer, August = Fall. Everything else = Winter (??)
    And then you have Jamaica where season don't freakin exist
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