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✭✭✭✭✭jedtb16_ESO wrote: »
I love all the furniture added to the game with it - and the barber shop item, where you can assign a settler to do your hair cut. Try out the gymnastic items - like the gymnastic horse - you character can do a lot on those. You can as well use the building items of a vault outside of an actual vault, if you want to. Or put a settler on a bicycle of that DLC and let him produce power for your settlement - fun stuff really.Edited by Lysette on August 1, 2016 2:31PM0 -
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✭✭jedtb16_ESO wrote: »
I love all the furniture added to the game with it - and the barber shop item, where you can assign a settler to do your hair cut. Try out the gymnastic items - like the gymnastic horse - you character can do a lot on those. You can as well use the building items of a vault outside of an actual vault, if you want to. Or put a settler on a bicycle of that DLC and let him produce power for your settlement - fun stuff really.
yes, its all good stuff. just one problem though....
its not tamriel.0 -
markc01✭✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.0 -
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In my country tea time is when I drink a tea, which means few times a day for about 5-10 minutes. Does it correspond with your local tea time habit?Europe - UK obviously
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Garldeen✭✭✭✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
We swap back to GMT 30th Oct. We are on British Summer Time at the moment, kinda ironic given the weather2 -
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Haha to us it is just the time where my partner and I have a short break in private and enjoy a cup of hot tea and where we grant our staff a 30 minutes break which is paid, to enjoy their tea as well. I drink tea most of the day, in the indian way - cold with cream - but at tea time it is freshly brewed tea, mainly earl grey with cream and sugar. I do not eat a lot during the day, so I can put cream in tea without to gain weight.0 -
XDragonDoomX✭✭✭✭✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
England isn't on Paris time. During late Autumn to early Spring it's GMT - Greenwich Mean Time. During early Spring to late Autumn, its BST - British Summer Time.
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Lysette✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
We swap back to GMT 30th Oct. We are on British Summer Time at the moment, kinda ironic given the weather
We had a sunny day with clear skies around 24 degree C during the day - and it is winter here
But it is not always like this, normally it is pretty humid in the morning and if we are unlucky we will have high fog all of the day with not much visibility. Weather is pretty unpredictable here and the forecast feels more like an oracle.
This said, the cape region is pretty untypical for south africa - it has a very mild climate, which does not differ a whole lot from summer to winter in temperature (but a lot in humidity) - it is just a few degrees more in summer during the day and it rains more often then.Edited by Lysette on August 1, 2016 2:59PM0 -
Garldeen✭✭✭✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
We swap back to GMT 30th Oct. We are on British Summer Time at the moment, kinda ironic given the weather
We had a sunny day with clear skies around 24 degree C during the day - and it is winter here But it is not always like this, normally it is pretty humid in the morning and if we are unlucky we will have high fog all of the day with not much visibility. Weather is pretty unpredictable here and the forecast feels more like an oracle.
It is 21 degree and raining hard here. It is summer.
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markc01✭✭GMT +1 at GMT location is a little weird.
I stood dead center of GMT and checked the time and it was GMT +1... if I were GMT I wouldn't allow a correction to Paris Time at my location 0 -
Lysette✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
We swap back to GMT 30th Oct. We are on British Summer Time at the moment, kinda ironic given the weather
We had a sunny day with clear skies around 24 degree C during the day - and it is winter here But it is not always like this, normally it is pretty humid in the morning and if we are unlucky we will have high fog all of the day with not much visibility. Weather is pretty unpredictable here and the forecast feels more like an oracle.
It is 21 degree and raining hard here. It is summer.
Oh I hope you will not again have to face flooding like in the last years, I saw the videos from the UK with some spectacular flooding. We have flooding here when it goes from spring to summer - heavy downpours are more likely then. Well, it can happen in winter as well, we had that a couple of years ago - 3 weeks of heavy downpour, that much, that we even had snow on the mountain ranges for 4 days. Well, weather is currently anyway out of bounds - in Gauteng in the north-east (Johannesburg) they even had snow for a few days last winter. This is a disaster when it happens, because most people do not have heating.Edited by Lysette on August 1, 2016 3:05PM0 -
Athrael✭✭Well I doubt the servers will come back online today(at lest for EU):
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/281990/pc-mac-na-and-eu-maintenance-for-update-11#latestKhajiit didn't do it.EU Server
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✭✭✭✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
We swap back to GMT 30th Oct. We are on British Summer Time at the moment, kinda ironic given the weather
We had a sunny day with clear skies around 24 degree C during the day - and it is winter here But it is not always like this, normally it is pretty humid in the morning and if we are unlucky we will have high fog all of the day with not much visibility. Weather is pretty unpredictable here and the forecast feels more like an oracle.
It is 21 degree and raining hard here. It is summer.
Oh I hope you will not again have to face flooding like in the last years, I saw the videos from the UK with some spectacular flooding. We have flooding here when it goes from spring to summer - heavy downpours are more likely then. Well, it can happen in winter as well, we had that a couple of years ago - 3 weeks of heavy downpour, that much, that we even had snow on the mountain ranges for 4 days. Well, weather is currently anyway out of bounds - in Gauteng in the north-east (Johannesburg) they even had snow for a few days last winter. This is a disaster when it happens, because most people do not have heating.
@Lysette this photo was taken in East London, just down the road from where I live, on the 23/06/16 so about 5 weeks ago.
No wonder people think it always rains in the UK When people say to me........
"You're going to regret that in the morning"
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dimi08✭Can't wait for new hotfix tomorrow, it always happens after new patch, so probably another 6 hours of wait tomorrow.If I'm not playing eso I'm probably lying down or going to shop or going to get water or mowing the lawn or going to school4 -
Lysette✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭freespirit wrote: »I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
We swap back to GMT 30th Oct. We are on British Summer Time at the moment, kinda ironic given the weather
We had a sunny day with clear skies around 24 degree C during the day - and it is winter here But it is not always like this, normally it is pretty humid in the morning and if we are unlucky we will have high fog all of the day with not much visibility. Weather is pretty unpredictable here and the forecast feels more like an oracle.
It is 21 degree and raining hard here. It is summer.
Oh I hope you will not again have to face flooding like in the last years, I saw the videos from the UK with some spectacular flooding. We have flooding here when it goes from spring to summer - heavy downpours are more likely then. Well, it can happen in winter as well, we had that a couple of years ago - 3 weeks of heavy downpour, that much, that we even had snow on the mountain ranges for 4 days. Well, weather is currently anyway out of bounds - in Gauteng in the north-east (Johannesburg) they even had snow for a few days last winter. This is a disaster when it happens, because most people do not have heating.
@Lysette this photo was taken in East London, just down the road from where I live, on the 23/06/16 so about 5 weeks ago.
No wonder people think it always rains in the UK
Oh my, this is horrible - I was just looking for videos, this is not just a small event, it hit a couple of boroughs in the east.
I lived in London a couple of years ago - Camden mainly, just a bit north of Soho. I found it not that rainy there, the sky is often grey and it is rarely sunny, but it is less rainy than most would expect.Edited by Lysette on August 1, 2016 3:18PM0 -
Astriya✭I went to England and noticed they were on Paris Time. Going to the country with GMT and they weren't on GMT was really confusing. But, once I figured out England was on Paris time I kinda new what time it was some of the time.
We swap back to GMT 30th Oct. We are on British Summer Time at the moment, kinda ironic given the weather
We had a sunny day with clear skies around 24 degree C during the day - and it is winter here But it is not always like this, normally it is pretty humid in the morning and if we are unlucky we will have high fog all of the day with not much visibility. Weather is pretty unpredictable here and the forecast feels more like an oracle.
It is 21 degree and raining hard here. It is summer.
Was a high of 19 here, sunny and midsummer.
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✭✭✭✭✭It is sunset now, sun is nearly gone - and it is cooling - 18 degrees still but it will go down below 10 during the night - this week's forecast says it will be sunny most of the week with just about 15-19 degrees during the day - so not as nice as it was today. But well it is winter, I am not too sad about it.0 -
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that forum is a terrible place.... talk about the misuse of technology.
i've played it.... was fine.0 -
jwarren68✭✭✭I_killed_Vivec wrote: »
That's a very generous estimate compared to the SSDE where I work. Ours is double the time, but increment the time unit by one.
Oh and of course, overrun.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭jedtb16_ESO wrote: »
that forum is a terrible place.... talk about the misuse of technology.
i've played it.... was fine.
Yeah, I have not had issues so far - but I do not have any mods installed - because I play in survival and want the experience Bethesda has planned for us, if we do survival mode. I like the tension when I am about a hour in and have not found a bed to sleep in and are desperately looking for a location to save - this was one of the best features with survival mode - not to be able to save whenever you want - but you can exit the game anytime - it will create an exitsave, so you can continue from where you played last - this was one of my suggestions during beta testing and Bethesda has implemented it - they listened.0 -
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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
Mars - Shagstation Fiddlefirth
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✭To answer the question when the server will be back up. "When it gets back up"
Gotta laugh guess some people do not have a life besides this game and have to post a thread asking when the server will be back up. For those of you pulling your hair out waiting go find something else to do for once.0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭On one hand, brunch was incredibly successful today.
On the other hand...
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