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Daylight Saving Time
As a notice for non-US players, Daylight Saving Time (DST) has ended for Sword of the New World servers a few days ago. This means the server time is now GMT-8, instead of GMT-7. You can also check the server time (aka Sword Standard Time) at G1: Sword of the New World. To check your local time with respective to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), see here.
I wonder if this means you end up with an extra hour of timed items (e.g. Ancient Area Pass) during the switch...
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Since the game client doesn't have a built-in server clock, I recommend FoxClocks browser add-on, if you run the game client in Window mode, and usually has Firefox browser active... Simply select "US Pacific" for add-on settings to show the time in the browser.
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DST starts on the second Sunday of March, which is three or four weeks earlier than in the past, and it ends on the first Sunday of November... [I wonder if this means you end up with an extra hour of timed items (e.g. Ancient Area Pass) during the switch...
Since the game client doesn't have a built-in server clock, I recommend FoxClocks browser add-on, if you run the game client in Window mode, and usually has Firefox browser active... Simply select "US Pacific" for add-on settings to show the time in the browser.
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