So I logged onto Fallout 4 yesterday, and when I went to Diamond City there were Christmas trees, lights, and a guard telling me "This is crazy, can you believe today is Christmas?". I figured it might have been something wrong with a mod (The only ones I have are a bug fixer and a mod that adds more songs to the radio), so I turned them both off and loaded an earlier save. It was still Christmas. I tried uninstalling the mods altogether. Still Christmas. So I figured I'd wait a day to see if maybe the clock just thought yesterday was Christmas for some reason. Still Christmas. My computer's clock is fine, and I don't have any mods anymore, but Fallout seems to be stuck in eternal Christmas. Anyone have any ideas to fix this?

That's... pretty awesome.

What is the date on the pipboy.

Sounds like the coolest thing ever.

Pretty sure I saw a thread about Halloween decorations when it was Oct 31 in game. Wouldn't be surprised if they did Christmas and possibly some other holidays as well.

I am pretty sure that when the date in-game is the date christmas happens, diamond city has christmas stuff, so it's based ingame, not IRL. That's why waiting a day IRL didn't work, you need to wait a day in-game for it to change.

Xmas is a thing in Fallout 4. Probably lasts a few days in game.

The date/time in the game does not correspond to the real world. Look at your PipBoy for the IN GAME date/time.

Really? Durned, I completely missed that ... it's already February in my game. I'm dubious.

Edit

Me being a fool

I took too long to find my way to Diamond City in-game, so I missed Halloween. I already knew about Diamond City being decorated for holidays, so I've been meaning to make sure I pass through on Dec 25th, but frankly, I've been so busy running around doing stuff, I haven't kept track of the date. I'll have to check my Pip-boy tonight to see if I've already missed Christmas.

Looks like our pipboys need an outlook calender

I thought that's what the pipboy app was supposed to do.