Denton351 on 15/12/2002 at 22:18
for all the people with version 1.12 of DX i realise not many servers now except so today sunday whare i live.
At 7:00 pm there will be a server for all most all the people that cant join a multiplayer because o the Deusex Deco versin missmatch error
so
tonight
7:00 pm server name Denton's server u can also look at my sister server Killer and Denton all welcome only up to 6 to maybe 8 players
Note that from now on i shall do this regularly so people will know when to join maybe this may become a tournament well
Hope to see you there
Note I live in rhode island sorry now u can see wat time its on in your time zone :D
Dragonclaw on 16/12/2002 at 15:14
Or you culd have done it yourself, which would have been much easier :-)
(The current GMT+1 is listed at the bottom of threads)
santaClaws on 17/12/2002 at 16:51
Hm .. isn't one's local time shown at the bottom of the threads? Because you, dragonclaw, and I live in the same timezone, CET (central european time). And AFAIK IIRC ASO you can enter your GMT offset in your profile. Or maybe the website asks the OS for it. I cannot imagine that someone on Rhode Island sees GMT +1. What's his benefit?
Oh boy. CET AFAIK IIRC ASO GMT OS. Whoo :weird: Where's the fainted smiley with spirals above his head? ;)
[edited for typo reasons]
Dragonclaw on 17/12/2002 at 21:34
Yeah, my fault. Forgot about the offset in your options.
The advantage/benefit would be clearly this: That you have a time to put posts into the right time. I've been to Forums where there's a time listed on the site at each post, but it says nowhere what time it is right now.
santaClaws on 18/12/2002 at 10:59
I meant: What would be his benefit? (If he saw GMT +1 = CET)
Kyloe on 18/12/2002 at 14:51
Isn't your sig awfully Bavarian?
Dragonclaw on 18/12/2002 at 16:54
Quote:
Originally posted by santaClaws I meant: What would be his benefit? (If he saw GMT +1 = CET) I don't see how changing "would be" would change the context.
The advantage of seeing "All times are GMT+1" would be to know exactly
what time it is. Not needed, but a nice add.
