-I actually miss that random festival in FoMT/BTN/MFoMT where you had to go to the church and play an instrument. Except this time, it'd be more interactive. Like Louis' event in STH.
I am so glad you brought that up Mizuru 007!! It was called the Music Festival and it was in . I guess in RF2, some of the townspeople and the player's character would be in some kind of orchestra each playing a unique instrument each, for example the organ, flute, violin,etc. Gordon the priest would be the conductor, some of the townspeople would sing in a type of a choir, and the other townspeople would just sit and watch and clap when the performance would be over
Instead of a "Drinking Festival" where you press A as fast as you can and the more times you press A the more shots you take, maybe RF2 could have a "Make Your Own Drink Festival" where each of the contestants would make wines, beer, or whatever drink they could come up with and Natalie would judge the drinks!! I bet she would love drinking all those...
I also wish that they would bring back the "Anniversary" event. In past HM games, when it was the day of your wedding anniversary, you come into your house in the evening (between 6 p.m.-10 p.m.?). inside you will see that your wife has prepared some cake and wine and asks you what today is and of course it's your wedding anniversary!! then you eat and go to sleep. I was shocked when somebody posted that your wedding day in RF2 wasn't even marked down on your calendar and I checked and I was sad to see that he/she was right
and...i dunno if it's alright to talk to yourself on the forums. you could wait for someone else to post a reply to this topic and then tell them your idea.
I didn't realise your wedding anniversary wasn't marked Harvestfactoryfan but then if you think about if you chose to take the game slowly and not complete it then your hubby wouldn't be there to celebrate it.
It was called the Music Festival and it was in . I guess in RF2, some of the townspeople and the player's character would be in some kind of orchestra each playing a unique instrument each, for example the organ, flute, violin,etc. Gordon the priest would be the conductor, some of the townspeople would sing in a type of a choir, and the other townspeople would just sit and watch and clap when the performance would be over 
