In-Game Clock in the Monitor Window
By
Aggelakis,
Posted on: 2010-03-12 05:28 in Suggestions and Ideas
Having an in-game clock would be nice. Especially when you are hunting things that only come out during a certain time of the day.
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Good for hunting and keeping track of RL things.
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I like this much better than a graphical clock.
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Originally Posted by Red Valkyrja
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Originally Posted by TyrantMikey
I propose that we get two new settings added to the Monitor window: Local Time and Paragon City/Rogue Isles time. It could be placed under the Base information category, so it doesn't require a new category of information.
Local Time displays the time on your local computer. Paragon City Time displays the time in the zone you're in. (Naturally, if you're playing red-side, this setting would be Rogue Isles Time.) |
Standard Code Rant applies, but if it doesn't take too long to code, this falls in the "eh, why not?" category.
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This is based on an idea proposed by someone else, but with a twist. So the credit's not entirely mine.
I propose that we get two new settings added to the Monitor window: Local Time and Paragon City/Rogue Isles time. It could be placed under the Base information category, so it doesn't require a new category of information.
Local Time displays the time on your local computer. Paragon City Time displays the time in the zone you're in. (Naturally, if you're playing red-side, this setting would be Rogue Isles Time.)
The benefit to putting this into the Monitor window is that it doesn't require new artwork. Further, it allows a user to display it if he or she wishes to, and consumes far less screen real estate if and when it is displayed.
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