On February 15 2011 09:44 Chill wrote:
Mountain but it wasn't an option so I voted EST because I don't want to see the time in some crazy European time

Mountain, lol, who's mountain time..

CST holla?

redFF

United States3910 Posts

February 16 2011 22:34 GMT

#287

EAST COAST REPRESENT

Airwaffle

Sweden50 Posts

February 16 2011 22:35 GMT

#288

Was surprised by the lack of fellow europeans the first time I saw this, but I guess the poll must have been fairly new then.

Would be funny to see what amount the answers got for each hour of the day.

ejac

United States1195 Posts

February 16 2011 22:52 GMT

#289

I'd say just keep the time as KST. Sure, sc2 isn't completely korea centralized like sc1 was, but it is still the simplest time zone overall considering how global TL is.

idemo

Croatia7 Posts

February 16 2011 22:52 GMT

#290

cet! ftw

Lori_ftw

Germany286 Posts

February 16 2011 22:58 GMT

#291

So Middle-Europe over all or what?

Char711

United States862 Posts

February 16 2011 23:05 GMT

#292

I do have to ask: why not just look at the IPs that connect and see where they are? Then you'd already have a count and can then show us it for the most accurate view and then ask for opinions.

Chill

Calgary25998 Posts

February 16 2011 23:05 GMT

#293

On February 17 2011 07:52 ejac wrote:
I'd say just keep the time as KST. Sure, sc2 isn't completely korea centralized like sc1 was, but it is still the simplest time zone overall considering how global TL is.

It's just weird, 6 years later, knowing I have to click Tuesday to see what's happening on Monday...

MechaCthulhu

United States136 Posts

February 16 2011 23:10 GMT

#294

For a global audience, GMT/UTC is the best choice, I would think. Personally, I'd prefer EST since it's very easy to convert that to my timezone (CST), but GMT would work better for everyone, considering every timezone is classified by it's number of hours before/after GMT.

Kalpman

Sweden406 Posts

February 16 2011 23:17 GMT

#295

CET BITCHEEEEESSSSS

Cant believe why Im in a north american clan, its really fucking up my schedule -_-

cyberspace

Canada955 Posts

February 16 2011 23:28 GMT

#296

East coast, what what!

Cyber_Cheese

Australia3615 Posts

February 16 2011 23:57 GMT

#297

On February 17 2011 08:05 Chill wrote:

Show nested quote +

It's just weird, 6 years later, knowing I have to click Tuesday to see what's happening on Monday...

its awesome finally having a website thats close to my timezone as its standard :D
no matter where i lived, id want this as KST still

Navane

Netherlands2751 Posts

February 17 2011 00:18 GMT

#298

Gogo CET!

SiguR

Canada2039 Posts

February 17 2011 00:19 GMT

#299

Maybe i'm crazy, but i'd really like it if the times on the site weren't KST. When i was new here, i had no idea what was going on. I couldn't tell when forum posts were made at all.

Also, the events on the sidebar at 18:00 or 10:00 mean very little.

I'm all for options though. If it's feasible, having users choose the timezone that appears would be ideal, methinks.

Lava

Germany32 Posts

February 17 2011 00:35 GMT

#300

Maybe you could add the geographic location of the time zones -- until quite recently, I mistakenly thought that EST meant European Standard Time, and it is actually a valid abbreviation for European Summer Time, so I could imagine quite a few users making the same mistake.

Edit: ignore this, the poll already calls them US Eastern and US Pacific time.