Fix times

[DDDsDD999]

default it to real time

Fixed for you

[Nightdawg]

Sometimes the game doesn't even use the in-game time. And it never tells you which is which btw. Big brain.

[Pommfritz]

default it to real time

Fixed for you

tbh whatever is fine, I'm not a larper, I just wanted to do them some good

[noindyfikator]

Agree with op.. I can't count how many times I did x / 3.29 this world.

[telum12]

I think from a game developing stand point you don't want to break the immersion so distracting from the game with real world stuff might not be the best way to larp around. I think an option to show times in real time or hearth time would be a win/win and default it to hearth time and obviously fix all the inconsistencies

Having to STOP PLAYING THE GAME TO CALCULATE doesn't break your immersion more than getting real-hour time in message?

[Pommfritz]

yea maybe I'm wrong

[vatas]

The message you get when building a claim has decency to specify "in-game day" but gives no clue how long that is in real time.

[VDZ]

As others have pointed out, the inconsistency and lack of way to determine which unit is being used are the biggest problems. (The 3.29 is also community knowledge, never communicated in-game as far as I'm aware.)

Both should be given, ie: you inspect Wrecking Ball right after assembling it and it gives this:

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3 Hearth-days (23 real-hours)

This seems to me like the best solution. Practical while retaining immersion.

I refuse to believe Loftar's code isn't clean enough for this to be a < 5 minute thing.

Having to STOP PLAYING THE GAME TO CALCULATE doesn't break your immersion more than getting real-hour time in message?

It's part of the experience!

[jordancoles]

+1

[DDDsDD999]

Oh also include more detail in the statements. Right now, something will say "x will be ready in 2 days", when it actually means "x will be ready in 1 day and 4 hours."