There's "daily" things that reset at the same time each day, and there are others with a 20hr cooldown from when you last did them that aren't "daily" at all.
I think you should let them know what time suits u and the rest of the world can work around that.
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I think you should let them know what time suits u and the rest of the world can work around that.
oh that is such a nonsensical reply. does 2 am eastern time for for you for pledges? I'm assuming it does, so WHY ARE YOU AGAINST EVERYTHING RESETTING AT THAT SAME TIME, EXACTLY?
what exactly is the point of having so many different resets that you can't even really track properly unless you quite literally start using a spreadsheet or something like that. WHAT IS THE POINT? why shouldn't we have all resets synchronized?
heck I don't even care if they synchronize them to daily login rewards, just as long as everything is at the same time. I don't think i will ever understand people who are against THAT.
AcadianPaladin wrote: »Not a big deal but I wouldn't mind if horse training lined up with the same daily reset time as many other daily things.
oh that is such a nonsensical reply. does 2 am eastern time for for you for pledges? I'm assuming it does, so WHY ARE YOU AGAINST EVERYTHING RESETTING AT THAT SAME TIME, EXACTLY?
FYI for those that do not know it I believe that enlightment is different for everyone. It resets around the time you first hit CP on your first character. Mine is a few minutes before 10am and when time changes it will be before 9am.
AcadianPaladin wrote: »Not a big deal but I wouldn't mind if horse training lined up with the same daily reset time as many other daily things.
Whats stopping you from training your horse(s) at the same time every day?
You want your horse on a 24 hour timer, so feed it every 24 hours.
I think you should let them know what time suits u and the rest of the world can work around that.
oh that is such a nonsensical reply. does 2 am eastern time for for you for pledges? I'm assuming it does, so WHY ARE YOU AGAINST EVERYTHING RESETTING AT THAT SAME TIME, EXACTLY?
what exactly is the point of having so many different resets that you can't even really track properly unless you quite literally start using a spreadsheet or something like that. WHAT IS THE POINT? why shouldn't we have all resets synchronized?
heck I don't even care if they synchronize them to daily login rewards, just as long as everything is at the same time. I don't think i will ever understand people who are against THAT.
I am not sure what you are trying to say but I will try to respond. 9 times out of 10 maintenance occurs at 6pm just after I get home from work. That means I miss out one night a week on everything. Do I care? No because it will all be there for me the next night. And I can tell my partner that I am giving the game a miss tonight to spend time with you. Would I rather her response or spend my time cursing that I am missing out on writs pledges etc? You guess.
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oh that is such a nonsensical reply. does 2 am eastern time for for you for pledges? I'm assuming it does, so WHY ARE YOU AGAINST EVERYTHING RESETTING AT THAT SAME TIME, EXACTLY?
It's a matter of how someone is trying to bring his point across.
If the OP would have calmly suggested to synchronize every timer, he would not have seen this kind of rely. But saying "I'm a freelancer and the other day I could not log on before x so I missed doing y, why on earth don't you change this?" as if anyone in the world gives a flying f*ck about his work schedule is a bit inane.
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