Time Zones and event posts

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  1. AlexisClinkscales

    AlexisClinkscales Forum Greenhorn

    Please post reference time zones for each server. Is BigPoint in CET, UTC +1?
    Relevant posts for Agathon would be in EST, UTC -5.
     
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  2. trakilaki

    trakilaki Living Forum Legend

    All servers are working on UTC ... it is a worldwide standard.
    The reason why the events are happening in different time on different servers is because of the different time zones ... they are setting the starting times for each server so they can match their "peak time" based on their geographical location.
     
  3. Darwarren

    Darwarren Count Count

    Yup.
    Someone at DSO once knew Tegan was Pacific Standard Time, PST, but I think he moved on.
    The Central Time Zone and Daylight Savings Times make it even more interesting.
     
    Last edited: Nov 19, 2015
  4. fourtwenty68

    fourtwenty68 Board Analyst

    yes agathon -5 hour difference
     
  5. Darwarren

    Darwarren Count Count

    +1 -5 => 6 ??
     
  6. fourtwenty68

    fourtwenty68 Board Analyst

    i watched twitch at 11:30am they said it started at 4:40 pm their time lol so idk,,give or take:)
     
  7. trakilaki

    trakilaki Living Forum Legend

    That is your local time ... not the server's time.

    I am on CET ... ATM it is 02:00 CET ... and because we know CET is UTC+1 ... that means ATM it is 01:00 UTC

    for example :

    this means that DoE starts in 5pm (17:00) UTC ... now convert UTC to your local time.
     
  8. fourtwenty68

    fourtwenty68 Board Analyst

    Utc 5pm (17:00) = 12pm eastern standard time.
    Cet 5pm = 11:00am Est
    5:00 pm CET UTC +1 = 12pm Est
    twitch was their time 4:30pm CET UTC +1,my time was 11:30 am EST.
    is this right?
     
    Last edited: Nov 20, 2015
  9. trakilaki

    trakilaki Living Forum Legend

    If 5pm UTC = 12pm Eastern Standard Time
    then 6pm (18:00) CET = 12pm (12:00) EST
    +1 hour difference between UTC and CET ... and -5 hours difference between UTC and EST ... is equal to 6 hours difference between EST and CET.

    13:00 CET
    12:00 UTC
    07:00 EST

    or

    Twitch Time
    16:30 CET
    15:30 UTC
    10:30 EST
     
  10. fourtwenty68

    fourtwenty68 Board Analyst

    i always thought it was 6 hours diff,but was odd when it was 5 a few times. thx
     
  11. trakilaki

    trakilaki Living Forum Legend

  12. Darwarren

    Darwarren Count Count

    Free internet services take the calculations out of converting for daylight savings times and individual time zones.
    I like http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock because it is simple. Plug in locations, read the local time.
     
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