In game time

[Maha Vishnu]

All.

Did the in game time change as I swear that It has moved forward 1 hour?

[Maha Vishnu]

I thought it was on 25th march that the clocks changed (UK anyway). No issue if It did but would of been good to have been notified first as messed up a mkt turn and mass times, especially for those not on the game time zone.

[Clarkey]

I thought it was on 25th march that the clocks changed (UK anyway). No issue if It did but would of been good to have been notified first as messed up a mkt turn and mass times, especially for those not on the game time zone.

I believe it's always been like this, the dst is based off of NA times/dates. But yeah, a small notice would always be welcomed, lol.

perhaps this is a new suggestion for next year!

A notice in the command center or on the index that daylight savings occured

**Filtered** next year, what about when the clocks go back again. What happens if one minute you go on PPT, then the next minute the clocks go back an hour? Does it remove your PPT or does it not get affected?

[Drought]

I thought it was on 25th march that the clocks changed (UK anyway). No issue if It did but would of been good to have been notified first as messed up a mkt turn and mass times, especially for those not on the game time zone.

I believe it's always been like this, the dst is based off of NA times/dates. But yeah, a small notice would always be welcomed, lol.

perhaps this is a new suggestion for next year!

A notice in the command center or on the index that daylight savings occured

**Filtered** next year, what about when the clocks go back again. What happens if one minute you go on PPT, then the next minute the clocks go back an hour? Does it remove your PPT or does it not get affected?

good question.

Considering PPT is supposed to be a countdown, I imagine it wouldn't be effected as it is merely counting down the 2880 minutes rather than just coming off when the clock strikes 12.

But then again, me and my silly logic

2880 minutes since when

[ƒëmmë]

I thought it was on 25th march that the clocks changed (UK anyway). No issue if It did but would of been good to have been notified first as messed up a mkt turn and mass times, especially for those not on the game time zone.

I believe it's always been like this, the dst is based off of NA times/dates. But yeah, a small notice would always be welcomed, lol.

perhaps this is a new suggestion for next year!

A notice in the command center or on the index that daylight savings occured

**Filtered** next year, what about when the clocks go back again. What happens if one minute you go on PPT, then the next minute the clocks go back an hour? Does it remove your PPT or does it not get affected?

lmao.. sorry but the games been doing this 6.5 going on 7yrs and ppl are only now noticing and worrying about it??
lol what about the southern hemisphere where ppl's dls times start and begin at times of year different that the northern..
Guess I'm lucky I live in a state that never changes clock times.. and only have to worry bout game changes twice a year.

[Juliette]

Don't tell me you depend on the ingame clock to tell the time..

lmao.. sorry but the games been doing this 6.5 going on 7yrs and ppl are only now noticing and worrying about it??

+1

good question.

Considering PPT is supposed to be a countdown, I imagine it wouldn't be effected as it is merely counting down the 2880 minutes rather than just coming off when the clock strikes 12.

But then again, me and my silly logic

2880 minutes since when

No, not a good question. The Unix time never changes. This is the beauty of the standard clock. You can add an hour, subtract an hour, hell, you can divide the time by 2.. but the Unix time is eternal and unchanging.

So to answer Duckie; 2880 minutes since x from 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC.

[Clarkey]

I thought it was on 25th march that the clocks changed (UK anyway). No issue if It did but would of been good to have been notified first as messed up a mkt turn and mass times, especially for those not on the game time zone.

I believe it's always been like this, the dst is based off of NA times/dates. But yeah, a small notice would always be welcomed, lol.

perhaps this is a new suggestion for next year!

A notice in the command center or on the index that daylight savings occured

**Filtered** next year, what about when the clocks go back again. What happens if one minute you go on PPT, then the next minute the clocks go back an hour? Does it remove your PPT or does it not get affected?

lmao.. sorry but the games been doing this 6.5 going on 7yrs and ppl are only now noticing and worrying about it??
lol what about the southern hemisphere where ppl's dls times start and begin at times of year different that the northern..
Guess I'm lucky I live in a state that never changes clock times.. and only have to worry bout game changes twice a year.

Lol femme, this topic comes up EVERY year, i just decided to join in the topic this time. Doesnt affect me anyway.

[Juliette]

Lol femme, this topic comes up EVERY year, i just decided to join in the topic this time. Doesnt affect me anyway.

It does not affect anyone at all. Unless..

[Drought]

good question.

Considering PPT is supposed to be a countdown, I imagine it wouldn't be effected as it is merely counting down the 2880 minutes rather than just coming off when the clock strikes 12.

But then again, me and my silly logic

2880 minutes since when

No, not a good question. The Unix time never changes. This is the beauty of the standard clock. You can add an hour, subtract an hour, hell, you can divide the time by 2.. but the Unix time is eternal and unchanging.

So to answer Duckie; 2880 minutes since x from 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC.

Awww ...

a timestamp on the server on the moment its placed is always relative to the clocks used in ones home.

Or are you running around with a watch on your wrist indicating gatewars-time, and you count back/forth everytime you check your wristwatch

[Juliette]

a timestamp on the server on the moment its placed is always relative to the clocks used in ones home.

*chuckles* Fair enough, although the timestamp from the moment it's placed does not 'hop' an hour ahead and back. So yes, while at the moment of placing the timestamp is relative, from that 'relative' point onward there is an absolute progression.

Although I must admit that Gatewars has the occasional hiccough when it comes to the timestamps, those hiccoughs are not related to DST. At all.

[Drought]

a timestamp on the server on the moment its placed is always relative to the clocks used in ones home.

*chuckles* Fair enough, although the timestamp from the moment it's placed does not 'hop' an hour ahead and back. So yes, while at the moment of placing the timestamp is relative, from that 'relative' point onward there is an absolute progression.

Although I must admit that Gatewars has the occasional hiccough when it comes to the timestamps, those hiccoughs are not related to DST. At all.

lets just blame jason and act like we didnt notice ?

[Juliette]

The guy gets too much blame already.
I will just blame you. Me. Ugh, I confuse you.

[Drought]

The guy gets too much blame already.
I will just blame you. Me. Ugh, I confuse you.

thats ok girl I confuse me too on occasion

[ƒëmmë]

dammit.. just when I thought we had gone all retro on here and where blaming OE for everything in and out of game

[Boone]

What's playing with you is the Canadian government decided to move the forward time change earlier in the year and the winter fall back later.