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ibogdandx
180 Posts
On April 25 2010 09:23 7mk wrote: hey husky, in the OP, can you please do that TL time command thingy so us lazy europeans dont have to look up what 1pm PST is in our time zone? CET is -7 Hours from Pacific Standard Time . So basicly 1pm -7 Hours you will get your Central European time , then adjust it to your time zone. Hope im not wrong.  | ||
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Yon
Sweden9 Posts
On April 25 2010 09:36 ibogdandx wrote: CET is -7 Hours from Pacific Standard Time . So basicly 1pm -7 Hours you will get your Central European time , then adjust it to your time zone. Hope im not wrong. I think that 1pm PST will be at 22:00 CEST, i.e. in most EU-countries like Sweden, France, Germany etc, and it will be at 23:00 in Romania where you live. | ||
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Dust14
Belgium490 Posts
On April 25 2010 09:23 7mk wrote: hey husky, in the OP, can you please do that TL time command thingy so us lazy europeans dont have to look up what 1pm PST is in our time zone? PST is 9 hours away from CEST, by using simple maths we can see that 1PM + 9 hours=10PM aka 22:00 CEST ^^ | ||
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Fogul
United Kingdom179 Posts
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Ashen
Norway14 Posts
I appreciate it a lot! btw, I googled some more, and found this really nice WORLD CLOCK VIEWER Check it out =) | ||
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AraqirG
United States266 Posts
I don't think that link links to the place you think it links to. | ||
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Aether
Canada123 Posts
On April 25 2010 07:32 cyclone25 wrote: Why thank him, it's not like he did it on purpose for us, just as much as he didn't wanted the games to be live. Better say thanks to the air company lol. Sorry for being harsh but this could have been a great tournament -.- There are tons of other showmatches and tournaments in SC2, and this had to be the only non-live one because players might watch the stream and hack >< As for the players receiving ingame messages from viewers, just create 2 accounts: Player1 and Player2, and add a banner on the stream with player names/race and their position on map (like streamers use to do for korean matches). This in case you won't release replays anyway. Why take away the live streaming when it can be fixed so easily. Well which is more important: You watching the matches as they are happening, or the players knowing that their $2500 prize pool is not being compromised? All you have to do is not look up the results ahead of time and nothing changes for you. Much more important for the tournament to have precautions against ghosting. Having played other games competitively, I can tell you that I sure as hell wouldn't want it streamed live if I were playing for money. | ||
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On April 25 2010 12:15 Aether wrote: Well which is more important: You watching the matches as they are happening, or the players knowing that their $2500 prize pool is not being compromised? me watching the matches. I thought it was fairly obvious how sponsorships generaly work >< | ||
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HDstarcraft
United States577 Posts
On April 25 2010 10:12 Fogul wrote: So... the cast will be all the RO16 replays? No, not all of them. Many players still haven't played their games because of patch 9 interrupting so many planned matches on friday. | ||
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Three
Japan278 Posts
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HDstarcraft
United States577 Posts
So our match is scheduled for 1pm = 13:00 PST. +9 = 22:00 CET 22:00 = 10:00pm | ||
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Teebagger
United States38 Posts
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Aether
Canada123 Posts
On April 25 2010 12:28 Sfydjklm wrote: me watching the matches. I thought it was fairly obvious how sponsorships generaly work >< I think most sponsors don't advocate risking the legitimacy of the games being played. | ||
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Warrior Madness
Canada3791 Posts
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Popupkiller
Norway2 Posts
The timezones are noted in CET though. Time zone offset: UTC - 8 hours PST is 8 hours behind of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) Note that during summer daylight saving time/summer time is observed, and PDT is used instead. http://www.timeanddate.com/library/abbreviations/timezones/na/pst.html | ||
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Swe_Daniel
Sweden25 Posts
On April 25 2010 18:12 Popupkiller wrote: If you have problems with the time difference, and are using either Windows Vista, or Windows 7, there is a built in function in the clock that lets you see 2 aditional times with different timezones. The timezones are noted in CET though. This was the best tip ever! It works wonders, thanks a lot! :D | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=119757 | ||
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Usul
Germany150 Posts
On April 25 2010 20:22 7mk wrote: The point I was trying to make was: Why not use that awesome new time-command that the TL wizard has provided for us? http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=119757 Good idea! So the tournament starts at 21:00 GMT (+00:00) Edit: For me (Germany) it this says: 23:00 CEST While on the first post it says: Sun 22:00 CET Does the time-command take daylight-saving-time into account? | ||
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iounas
409 Posts
On April 25 2010 10:33 Ashen wrote: Thanks a lot for the clarification with the time difference people! :D I appreciate it a lot! btw, I googled some more, and found this really nice WORLD CLOCK VIEWER Check it out =) holy shit I didnt know america has 4 time zones.. must be confusing.. I found another site http://www.worldtimezone.com/ | ||
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araged
Czech Republic189 Posts
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