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Alright, so , either its my lack of sleep or im just riding on retarded lately. Take part in the sizzling action in Aion this Fourth of July/Canada Day weekend! The third closed beta event starts with a bang this holiday weekend on Thursday, July 2 (12:00 PM PT, 9:00 PM CEST, 8:00 PM BST)
Alright, when it says it starts on Thursday July 2nd at 12:00 PM does that mean wednesday night? Or does that mean it starts Thursday night at midnight? xD
Any help would be appreciated lol. PS - All mammals have nipples. Get over it already.
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7/01/09 3:21:56 PM#2
Well '12:00pm' in any instance is considered during the day (IE: Lunch Time) - '12:00am' is midnight (IE: nightime). So from what you wrote it appears it will go LIVE on Thursday during the afternoon. |
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7/01/09 3:22:14 PM#3
12:00p.m. THURSDAY, that means mid DAY of thursday. |
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Alright yeah thats what i was thinking; Thanks xD ; Been trying to figure out if i was gonig to pull an all nighter today, or not have too. Thanks much! PS - All mammals have nipples. Get over it already.
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7/01/09 4:31:25 PM#5
CEST = Central European Standard Time PT = Pasific Time BST = Brittish Summer Time PM = Past Miday AM= After Midnight That meens if you are from UK you can start play 8:00 PM Thursday If you are from Sweden that meens 1 hour later 9:00 PM "21:00" If you are from germany it meens you can start play 9:00 PM And if you are from US i dont know since that is on the other side of the world and there clock is behind ours but PT 12:00 Noon System Specc |
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7/01/09 4:35:20 PM#6
Im a bit confused myself with all the time zones envolved with the into. Here is what i think is correct for the US. Noon Pacific Time 10 AM central time 9 AM eastern time Dont hold me to it but i think this is correct. |
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7/01/09 4:40:10 PM#7
You are backwards. East Coast is 3 hours ahead of the West coast. So it would be...
Noon PST and 3pm EST Leader of Twisted Knights |
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Toland
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Joined: 1/17/08
Insanity is not an excuse, its a justification... |
7/01/09 4:42:30 PM#8
Originally posted by Ztekan I am sorry your Definition of AM and PM are so wrong... it hurts man... AM - ante meridiem (a.m., Latin: "before mid day" [English]: "before noon"] PM - post meridiem (p.m., Latin: "after mid day" English: "after noon") |
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7/01/09 4:43:27 PM#9
Your right lol i new i was gonna screw it up somehow thank you. |
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7/01/09 4:43:30 PM#10
Its PM " Past Midday" wich is during eavning.
Sorry but the Beta test are for NA "North America" but many of us from Europa got a chance. I will translate it easy The third closed beta event starts with a bang this holiday weekend on Thursday, July 2 (12:00 PM PT, 9:00 PM CEST, 8:00 PM BST) and ends Monday, July 6 (12:00 PM PT, 9:00 PM CEST, 8:00 PM BST)... Directly said.
CEST = Central European Time wich involves Germany Poland, and coutries nearby can start to play Aion Beta at thursday Eavning at 9:00 PM "21:00" PT = Pasific Time "United States Of America" Somewhere can start to play Aion Beta at 12:00 Pm wich is on the middle of the day. BST= Brittish Summer Time UK and that grid can start to play Aion Beta at 8:00 PM "20:00" at the Eavning Sorry but there will not be any testing at the morning for us Europeans, eaven if you whant to
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7/01/09 4:52:26 PM#11
Sorry to be such a dumb ass but. Since we all are from different orgin wich i may know now. But does US people use this side aswell? its so confusing when we are talking about time if you are in that end of the world im in this end. Any hows i probably is this thread new dumb as or something =) System Specc |
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mackdawg19
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Joined: 5/28/07
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7/01/09 5:15:45 PM#12
US times are and have been the same every beta preview weekend so far. It goes like this: 12:00 pm Pacific Time / PT / PST / PDT I only posted the ?ST / ?DT because some people just get confused and find it easier to read like this. As stated previously, these times have never changed for us in the United States. And I doubt they have changed anywhere else. Here is a great link that will help anyone. www.timeanddate.com <-------bookmark this! =)
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