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Fordítási probléma jelentése
Also, it's not unusual to have a day of remembering the fallen after Halloween. November 1 is the Day of the Dead (or Dia de los Muertos) in real life.
If you do research into the history of Halloween you'll find it's actually very tied to spirits and the souls of the dead. So, again, not really that unusual.
Halloween has always been a day to remember the dead. The word hallween came from all hallows eve, literally a holy day to honor the dead.
Traditionally, it was believed to be the day where the veil between the living and the dead was the thinnest, so offerings to your family would be received.
Soul cakes (or soulmass cakes) were offerings for the dead, which were given to children who went door to door singing songs and prayers for the dead, which eventually turned into the modern giving candy to children dressed as spirits, because over time humans tend to 'cute' up our traditions.
I must have mix them up and I thought it bugged like in EA since I want to max everything each day at 100%.
also sorry for taking so much time to reply.