Once Lya get's root access, this is the first thing we will fix.Magic item prices should be lower for partial spell effects...
They don't need the full on cantrip ability, only the color change thing.
Edit:
Also this universe uses imperial measurements. A reminder that we are all clearly doomed.
Once Lya get's root access, this is the first thing we will fix.
What is the difference between the sun rising at 6:00 or at 16:00?[X] Plan Doing Proper Time - Goldfish Version
@Goldfish Why no timezones? If we eventually conquer somewhere like Yi-Ti and people are communicating between there and Westeros, while a shared 24 hour clock between the two will help coordinate communications, it'll be very confusing for the people in Westeros to have 12:00 be mid-morning while in Yi-Ti 12:00 is midnight or something. I'm assuming you don't plan to make future Yi-Ti imperial citizens become nocturnal just for Viserys timekeeping convenience.
The point is that it's not really that confusing, because it's a mostly arbitrary thing, and it greatly eases things up.[X] Plan Doing Proper Time - Goldfish Version
@Goldfish Why no timezones? If we eventually conquer somewhere like Yi-Ti and people are communicating between there and Westeros, while a shared 24 hour clock between the two will help coordinate communications, it'll be very confusing for the people in Westeros to have 12:00 be mid-morning while in Yi-Ti 12:00 is midnight or something. I'm assuming you don't plan to make future Yi-Ti imperial citizens become nocturnal just for Viserys timekeeping convenience.
The idea is that they will get used using the Imperial time, not arrange around it. So while people would still keep whatever sleep cycle is needed for their life, you can tell someone something like "the Yi- Ti office opens at 02:25" and they know immediately when to contact them via brazier for an update.[X] Plan Doing Proper Time - Goldfish Version
@Goldfish Why no timezones? If we eventually conquer somewhere like Yi-Ti and people are communicating between there and Westeros, while a shared 24 hour clock between the two will help coordinate communications, it'll be very confusing for the people in Westeros to have 12:00 be mid-morning while in Yi-Ti 12:00 is midnight or something. I'm assuming you don't plan to make future Yi-Ti imperial citizens become nocturnal just for Viserys timekeeping convenience.
You don't really need to note down the difference for any reason.The point is that it's not really that confusing, because it's a mostly arbitrary thing, and it greatly eases things up.
People will likely note down the difference for practicality, but 16 o'clock being the same thing across the realm is practical.
Well I would, except I've never even heard of Irkutsk before so without a search engine, I wouldn't even know where it is, never mind what time it is. For all I know, Irkutsk doesn't even exist.The idea is that they will get used using the Imperial time, not arrange around it. So while people would still keep whatever sleep cycle is needed for their life, you can tell someone something like "the Yi- Ti office opens at 02:25" and they know immediately when to contact them via brazier for an update.
Whereas with time zones...
Do me a favor. Tell me what time it is in say... Irkutsk right now, without a search engine.
whats the point of that?On a side note, can we build a Grand Lighthouse for Sorcerer's Deep soonish?
Well thats a much better reason to invent timezones! Time rates that don't advance concurrently.If time flows differently on differently planes does that mean we will have to invent timezones?
He'll how are we even going to do interplanar time?
I'm... not sure where you got the idea that people are supposed to shift sleeping patterns...Well I would, except I've never even heard of Irkutsk before so without a search engine, I wouldn't even know where it is, never mind what time it is. For all I know, Irkutsk doesn't even exist.
Honestly my main gripe was the idea of forcing everyone close by to shift Sleeping patterns early or later rather than keep to an arbitrary clock that doesn't have smaller numbers in the morning and higher numbers in the evening.
No, we need to adjust the clock run-time on those planes. A time zone is a fixed offset, but a different temporal flow is a permanent and constant shift.If time flows differently on differently planes does that mean we will have to invent timezones?
He'll how are we even going to do interplanar time?
First, we're a port city. That alone is plenty reason.
I now understand.You don't really need to note down the difference for any reason.
Practical Example:
I want to talk with a company in Florida and need to schedule a meeting. They tell me to call at 17:00. Now I need to translate that into my local time. So I look up the time zones. Florida is UTC -5, while Germany is UTC +1, meaning I'm 6 hours ahead and I would have to call them at 23:00 German time. This is obviously bad for me, so I try to reschedule. They tell me their office times are from 7:00 to 18:00. So now, after some pointless arithmetic, we settle on a compromise at 10:00 Florida time, which is 16:00 German time.
So I call them at 16:00 and reach no one in the conference call and are annoyed that they left me hanging. But slightly over an hour alter, I get email why I didn't show up for the meeting.
Fun Fact: The westernmost part of Florida is actually at UTC -6, so both of us showed up on the "right" time.
No-Timezone Example:
"Let's do the call at 17:00."
"That's in the middle of the night for me. What's you office hours?"
"They are 7:00 to 18:00."
"Then 10:00 or earlier."
"10:00 it is."
"Peachy"
Edit: And don't even get me started on this whole "daylight saving" bullshit.
NVM. Reading comprehension failure. I should go to sleep. Its nearly 5 in the morning here.I'm... not sure where you got the idea that people are supposed to shift sleeping patterns...
I remember from Davos' interlude we used magic to bulldoze all the underwater terrain features that make moving larger ships into the port a tricky business that needs a lighthouse to help orientate from.
Now that I can get behind, even if it doesn't actually serve a useful purpose I can think of.
DS is the worst. There are some amazing quotes mocking it, though. I think the best one was probably "only the white man would cut off the bottom of a blanket, sew it to the top, and call the blanket longer."Edit: And don't even get me started on this whole "daylight saving" bullshit.
Of course you should note them down.You don't really need to note down the difference for any reason.
PREACH. Too much of workday today (read as: Any) was cleaning up after someone who didn't account for the upcoming DST this Sunday in their tasks. Whilst having to convert from the clients time (pacific time) to that branches local time (Manilla).And don't even get me started on this whole "daylight saving" bullshit.
1. It's in Russia.Well I would, except I've never even heard of Irkutsk before so without a search engine, I wouldn't even know where it is, never mind what time it is. For all I know, Irkutsk doesn't even exist.
And don't even get me started on this whole "daylight saving" bullshit.