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27.09.14 - Lucky Hours this weekend!

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26. 09. 2014, 17:17

Wraith02

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27.09.14 - Lucky Hours this weekend!

This weekends lucky hours!

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Dear Players,

It's time to enjoy more Lucky Moments for both servers!

During the last 5.0.02 Preview, we asked you for 200 likes - And you made it happen!

Thanks to you, we'll be running Lucky Hours between 20:00 Server time (CET) / 11:00 PST on Saturday the 27th of September, and 08:00 AM Sunday the 28st / 23:00 PST Saturday the 27th.

During those times, you will receive Double Experience, Reputation and Prestige!

We hope you enjoy these events!

-The Allods Team
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26. 09. 2014, 19:21

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Thanks to you, we'll be running Lucky Hours between
20:00 Server time (CET) / 11:00 PST on Saturday the 27th of September,

and 08:00 AM Sunday the 28st / 23:00 PST Saturday the 27th.

Can you explain what the heck this means? O.O

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26. 09. 2014, 19:28

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Sunday the 28th 8am CET(Central european time) is the 27th 11 pm PST (pacific standart time). It's the same time.


edit:

Suggestion: Remove the times from all announcements and add a link like the following to each newspost, should make it easier for everyone (maybe use a different service, though)

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fi…0&p1=1009&ah=12 (If you haven't disabled localization services the site should display you the event time in your current timezone.)

This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "Rangad" (26.09.2014, 19:34)

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