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17. April 2013, 18:27:50 Subject: Weekend Days What exactly is the point of weekend days if my time can still go down to <1 hour on games without a green or red dot, meaning I can still time out!? I set my weekend days to Monday and Wednesday. 17. April 2013, 21:04:59 Subject: Re: Weekend Days thechosen0ne: I think you'll find it was an added option because a lot of people were taking the total time before they moved. If you're timing out then it is working for the people who wish to play fast games. 18. April 2013, 01:43:10 Subject: Re: Weekend Days  thechosen0ne: I don't understand your question? You cannot time out during your weekend days, but of course your time does count down. Once it reaches 0 (or 0 to -9 exactly), the time demon gives you a free hour, which is like vacation, but doesn't use any. So what did you mean?? 18. April 2013, 08:30:52 Subject: Re: Weekend Days Aganju: I guess that answers my question! It just wasn't clear how it worked and I thought my vacation days were being used up on those days regardless. What time zone counts as those days? Your local time, the time you specified, or Brainking time? 18. April 2013, 09:29:44 Subject: Re: Weekend Days  thechosen0ne: It is always the server time - GMT+01:00 (or 02:00 when daylight saving time is active). |
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