DeletedUser24425
Does the servers not adjust to Daylight Savings? I have to wait an hour for my productions (which I understand is technically 24 hrs). I can't remember how it worked last year.
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DeletedUser25273
My guess is that 24 hours is 24 hours and not the same time on the next day.
DeletedUser24425
I guess so, and I believe Inno is based outside the US so they may not participate in daylight savings.
No problem, just curious.
No problem, just curious.
DeletedUser25273
Inno is German based, which does do Daylight Savings, but with different dates than the US.
Imagine the complaints in the fall when the clocks go back if they did it by 'Clock' time, and the timers started hour longer than expected due to the DST switch.
Imagine the complaints in the fall when the clocks go back if they did it by 'Clock' time, and the timers started hour longer than expected due to the DST switch.
DeletedUser26579
The story goes that there was once a steel mill that automated by clock time. When daylight savings time hit, they moved the cooling steel by clock time, so the steel had one fewer hour to cool. Bits of molten steel were all over the place.
Moral of the story -- goods take a fixed elapsed time to produce -- you can't rush goods production by an hour just by changing the clock.
Moral of the story -- goods take a fixed elapsed time to produce -- you can't rush goods production by an hour just by changing the clock.
PlaneJanes
New Member
I need a simple answer. Does Forge of Empires change the time with daylight savings time in Germany?
Agent327
Well-Known Member
No it doesn't. Gametime always stays the same, so you either win an hour or lose an hour if you collect at a specific time during the day.
PlaneJanes
New Member
thank you