24 hour clock on vac

[Bromas]

Your last attack was: Friday 06th of April 2012 01:59:04 PM
It is now: Saturday 07th of April 2012 12:30:00 PM
Again, it must be minimum 24hours.You have either attacked other realms in the last 1 day, or been on vacation/ppt within the last 1 day (or are now). To go on vacation, you need a clear conscience. In this place, that takes 1 day of no attacking others. Additionally, you must have been in full active play (no ppt, no vacation) for the last 1 day.

I propose that be put on either a 24hour clock or a 12 hour clock, not both

(Taken from the button when you click vac before you can vac)

Its either that or the PM/AM bit is unnecessary. I'm sure part of it is wrong

[Juliette]

12:30 PM is a real time. It is not written 0:30 PM. In any system.

Silly Andy. (Oh and by the way, it's a 12 hour system.)

[Bromas]

I'm sorry jules. I was planning on asking you on MSN but you where not online... I just wanted to make sure okay!

[Juliette]

Oh sweet! You brilliantly blamed that one on my onlineness-behaviour there, Andeh.

[Bromas]

I tend to think of checking with you before posting a game mistake tbh

[~wolverine~]

Oh sweet! You brilliantly blamed that one on my onlineness-behaviour there, Andeh.

she hides from me

sorry but

[Bromas]

Maybe it should have vac and game clock on the same then..


GameTime: Apr07 - 13:06.09
It is now: Saturday 07th of April 2012 01:06:09 PM

[Juliette]

Maybe it should have vac and game clock on the same then..

GameTime: Apr07 - 13:06.09
It is now: Saturday 07th of April 2012 01:06:09 PM

Nah. The GameTime is displayed in a short fashion, and thus intentionally uses the shorter 24h notation.
The Vacation mode timer is part of a longer text, and thus is written in the longer fashion, fully naming the day of the week, etcetera.

[Drought]

Maybe it should have vac and game clock on the same then..


GameTime: Apr07 - 13:06.09
It is now: Saturday 07th of April 2012 01:06:09 PM

from 0:00 up to 11:59 (in a 24 hour clock based indicator) is AM, but AM/PM isnt used in 24 hour systems, as the hours themselfs indicate what part of the day it is.
from 12:00 to 23:59 (in a 24 hour based indicator) is PM, but again, in a 24 hour system there is no AM/PM

AM/PM is used in 12 hour indicators, seeing as you can not tell the difference between 01:00 in the afternoon, or 01:00 in the morning, hence AM/PM. But a simple 01:00 in the morning and 13:00 in the afternoon, should be quite obvious.

But yes, having the same type of clocks makes things a lot easier