Does anybody know what time it is?

imnotanother · July 2016

Does anybody even care?

I am talking about what the time is in Tamriel. Have you ever wanted to schedule an event using the month and day lore names? Or a certain in game time?

Maybe I have missed it somewhere but I want to know what day, month, year, and time it is. I care.

Thanks everyone.

I_killed_Vivec · July 2016

It's beer o'clock! Cheers!

W0lf_z13 · July 2016

for pc there is an addon for it ... just noticed though that u are ps4, not sure if there is a way on there.

xerasia · July 2016

It would be a nice addition for consoles.

imnotanother · July 2016

I_killed_Vivec wrote: »

It's beer o'clock! Cheers!

Save one for me at the Rosy Lion

imnotanother · July 2016

W0lf_z13 wrote: »

for pc there is an addon for it ... just noticed though that u are ps4, not sure if there is a way on there.

There may be, I might have missed it but I always liked knowing this information in the previous TES games. (When using the "wait" option)

Cazzy · July 2016

Chico time?

Lysette · July 2016

imnotanother wrote: »

W0lf_z13 wrote: »

for pc there is an addon for it ... just noticed though that u are ps4, not sure if there is a way on there.

There may be, I might have missed it but I always liked knowing this information in the previous TES games. (When using the "wait" option)

Yes, but in Oblivion for example was a reason to know it, because some features were just active at a certain time - I do not want to spoil it for those not having done Oblivion and still want to do it - but it is about an altar near Cheydinhal.

imnotanother · July 2016

Lysette wrote: »

imnotanother wrote: »

W0lf_z13 wrote: »

for pc there is an addon for it ... just noticed though that u are ps4, not sure if there is a way on there.

There may be, I might have missed it but I always liked knowing this information in the previous TES games. (When using the "wait" option)

Yes, but in Oblivion for example was a reason to know it, because some features were just active at a certain time - I do not want to spoil it for those not having done Oblivion and still want to do it - but it is about an altar near Cheydinhal.

It would help players looking to be bit by NPC vampires and werewolves.

Rohamad_Ali · July 2016

Half past the monkeys ... Quarter to his ... .

Actually I do care and would like a clock and a refrigerated calendar magnet .

Lysette · July 2016

imnotanother wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

imnotanother wrote: »

W0lf_z13 wrote: »

for pc there is an addon for it ... just noticed though that u are ps4, not sure if there is a way on there.

There may be, I might have missed it but I always liked knowing this information in the previous TES games. (When using the "wait" option)

Yes, but in Oblivion for example was a reason to know it, because some features were just active at a certain time - I do not want to spoil it for those not having done Oblivion and still want to do it - but it is about an altar near Cheydinhal.

It would help players looking to be bit by NPC vampires and werewolves.

Oh good to know that there is something to be figured out like this in ESO as well - I like this kind of stuff. And some things I never figured out, like how the mechanism in Skyrim below the Academy in Winterhold works and what it is good for.

imnotanother · July 2016

Roehamad_Ali wrote: »

Half past the monkeys ... Quarter to his ... .

Actually I do care and would like a clock and a refrigerated calendar magnet .

I can see some dwemer pocket watches and some celestial planners/calendars (event calendar)

ParaNostram · July 2016

Well I was walking down the street one day

MasterSpatula · July 2016

I can't imagine why.

Enodoc · July 2016

Unfortunately there is no "in-game time". All the add-ons that have this functionality just make up the time as a best guess. If you want one of these best-guess times as a reference, try http://esoclock.uesp.net/

ArchMikem · July 2016

Enodoc wrote: »

Unfortunately there is no "in-game time". All the add-ons that have this functionality just make up the time as a best guess. If you want one of these best-guess times as a reference, try http://esoclock.uesp.net/

So then every real time second is four seconds ingame. But hey guys get out your swimwear. Its summer time in Tamriel.

NikaTheCat · July 2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvKY8FJY0Qk

Tryxus · July 2016

It's party time

Bonzodog01 · July 2016

The only thing we know for sure is the year(s) the game takes place in - 2E 582 to 2E 584. This depends on your progress in the questline. The main quest all the way to Molag Bal takes place in 2E 582, and the events of Wrothgar take place in 2E 583. It is fair to assume that the Thieves Guild and DB questlines take place in 2E 584.