Whilst today is relative, pretty sure they will come back soon. It is a major update and as far as I know the maintenance started only two hours ago. The worst downtime I remember was anything between 6-8 hours.
That's largely a cultural thing. Judging by the timestamps, the OP isn't in the UK, so they might not even have such a thing as tea time.
That's largely a cultural thing. Judging by the timestamps, the OP isn't in the UK, so they might not even have such a thing as tea time.
That's largely a cultural thing. Judging by the timestamps, the OP isn't in the UK, so they might not even have such a thing as tea time.
That's largely a cultural thing. Judging by the timestamps, the OP isn't in the UK, so they might not even have such a thing as tea time.
I_killed_Vivec wrote: »That's largely a cultural thing. Judging by the timestamps, the OP isn't in the UK, so they might not even have such a thing as tea time.
To further complicate matters, "tea time" varies according to class - and I don't mean DKs, etc.
If you are upper class then afternoon tea takes place around 3.30. Something to keep you going through an arduous game of croquet until dinner the main meal of the day.
If you're working class then tea is around 5 when you've finished work. You'll have had dinner at dinnertime - around midday.
That's largely a cultural thing. Judging by the timestamps, the OP isn't in the UK, so they might not even have such a thing as tea time.
Well, tea time is not just a british thing, it is a commonwealth thing actually. And with it it is on every continent including antarctic, station McMordo has english scientists. And there are otherwise countries on every continent, which are members of the commonwealth and adapted the habit of tea time.
Just an example each that you get the idea:
Europe - UK obviously
Asia - India
Australia - commonwealth nation
Africa - south africa
North America - Canada
South America - Guayana
Antarctic - Station McMurdo
Yes sadly its always the same bs people in EU lose day becouse of this, sence zos simply only care the NA side. And side note to this, can we divide sub's based on the days in month's so people in EU can pay avarege of 2 days less than people in NA, sence clearly we can also enjoy this game less
Pangnirtung wrote: »That's largely a cultural thing. Judging by the timestamps, the OP isn't in the UK, so they might not even have such a thing as tea time.
Well, tea time is not just a british thing, it is a commonwealth thing actually. And with it it is on every continent including antarctic, station McMordo has english scientists. And there are otherwise countries on every continent, which are members of the commonwealth and adapted the habit of tea time.
Just an example each that you get the idea:
Europe - UK obviously
Asia - India
Australia - commonwealth nation
Africa - south africa
North America - Canada
South America - Guayana
Antarctic - Station McMurdo
Tea time in Canada?
You've got to be kidding me.
Paulington wrote: »Kai Schober posted on the DE forums that ZOS have encountered issues with both the NA and EU maintenance and so have needed to extend the maintenance window.
Yes sadly its always the same bs people in EU lose day becouse of this, sence zos simply only care the NA side. And side note to this, can we divide sub's based on the days in month's so people in EU can pay avarege of 2 days less than people in NA, sence clearly we can also enjoy this game less