Would it be possible to change this command so it shows either just MCT or MCT and your own?
/time
8 posts · 2007-09-14 09:30:56 to 2007-09-15 17:19:58
For those who might not know MCT refers to Mega City Time (the time which all events are based off).
Personally i'd love to see this as a digital style clock system there on our compasses but since we all know about the state of game resource i suppose this would be the next best thing.
Maybe /citytime?
Personally i'd love to see this as a digital style clock system there on our compasses but since we all know about the state of game resource i suppose this would be the next best thing.
Maybe /citytime?
/citytime /MCTtime whatever, I just hate trying to work out when stuff is happening and with this implemented there would be no need to go GMT, EST, PDT stuff for player events or live events.
Theres always... http://www.clocklink.com/
Remember PST is the same as MCT.
cloudwolf wrote:
*bookmarks*Theres always... http://www.clocklink.com/
Remember PST is the same as MCT.
/time is entirely dependent on your own PC's settings.
Set your windows clock to 2099 and take a "timestamp" screenshot. Accurate eh?
But yeah, I dunno. If you remember the -5 or whatever, it's all good usually. Would be possible to make a macro ingame or a simple C++ prog to output yourtime/MCT if you really wanted.
Set your windows clock to 2099 and take a "timestamp" screenshot. Accurate eh?
But yeah, I dunno. If you remember the -5 or whatever, it's all good usually. Would be possible to make a macro ingame or a simple C++ prog to output yourtime/MCT if you really wanted.
Yes, the differences of time is important. Mine is -7 GMT and I have to ask for the exact hour of an event every time
cloudwolf wrote:
That's the problem: it isn't.
MCT is PST in winter, and PDT in summer. Or you could say MCT=Pacific, as long as you remember that Pacific changes with the seasons.
Remember PST is the same as MCT.
That's the problem: it isn't.

MCT is PST in winter, and PDT in summer. Or you could say MCT=Pacific, as long as you remember that Pacific changes with the seasons.


