Clock on Interface

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fteng
Pre-Searing Cadet
#1
Would be nice if the Guild Wars interface had something that shows the local time so we can keep track if we need to do something (like go to work). Usually have to switch to windows to see time.
Blind Rage
Blind Rage
Krytan Explorer
#2
good idea, and it has to have an option to change timezones so i can actually see when events are happening instead of guessing
natuxatu
natuxatu
Wilds Pathfinder
#3
/signed

I'd love to play in full view mode but dont for that very reason. Not a major issue but if they ever add that feature i wouldn't complain
Kai Nui
Kai Nui
Desert Nomad
#4
Not to mention missions are timed and shatter illusions and other skills like that require timing and you can't really do that easily as it is in PVE. I like that idea and I will support it.
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Navaros
Forge Runner
#5
I'd hate having a clock in-game, that's a horrible idea in my view.

Press the Windows key or ALT TAB if ya really need to see the time that badly. Or look at a real clock.

Anti-signed.
Curse You
Curse You
Furnace Stoker
#6
Quote:
Originally Posted by Navaros
I'd hate having a clock in-game, that's a horrible idea in my view.

Press the Windows key or ALT TAB if ya really need to see the time that badly. Or look at a real clock.

Anti-signed.
Why not just (if implemented) go to the interface menu, and turn it off?
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Nickhimself
Krytan Explorer
#7
I have an alarm clock next to my computer, mostly because i'm in full-screen 90% of the time i'm on it so I can't see the computers clock.

Alt-tabbing is annoying when all they have to do is add one small interface improvement.
Yawgmoth
Yawgmoth
Furnace Stoker
#8
/signed
I'd love the little thing!
It should be very small, displayed alongside the -perf output
It would be a must addition if this idea of mine would get implemented.

and for people like Navaros make it possible to just turn the clock off so it won't get displayed.
Terra Xin
Terra Xin
Furnace Stoker
#9
just buy an alarm clock, not too hard.

This has been suggested before, read the stickies...
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SilentVex
Lion's Arch Merchant
#10
Perhaps just a /time command, that would be fairly easy to implement (just don't go asking for features like alarms and whatnot...).
=HT=Ingram
=HT=Ingram
Forge Runner
#11
Better yet a switch -showtime

same as -pref for the FPS display.

then if you want it, its there, if not, no biggy... I personally keep a little digitalclock by my monitor, but it is nice when using a laptop or somethign to be able to see the time real quick without Alt-Tabing out, or looking around for my watch someplace. lol

interesting idea... thanks for suggesting it... ahem again.. lol

/signed

Ingram of Haz.
ShadowStorm
ShadowStorm
Wilds Pathfinder
#12
I'd much rather they have an in-game clock feature than the annoying "You've been playing for XXX hours. Please take a break." messages.

/signed
shrouded^god
shrouded^god
IGN: J C A C H E
#13
/signed

well needed improvement...
Sir Mad
Sir Mad
Desert Nomad
#14
/not signed - just use the window size and use microsoft clock. However having a timer during Canthan missions would be nice (for masters reward).
blaise
blaise
Frost Gate Guardian
#15
/signed
would be great idea
Painbringer
Painbringer
Furnace Stoker
#16
/Signed

Good idea would help with Master missions as well
Dougal Kronik
Dougal Kronik
Forge Runner
#17
/signed (again)
The Pointless
The Pointless
Wilds Pathfinder
#18
/signed.

Although my current laptop has a clock on the front </jammygit>, having an on-screen clock would be better than making ill-timed glances at the nearest clock. It doesn't take long for things to go horribly wrong when you're not looking in GW, you know.
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logan90
Krytan Explorer
#19
/Signed

It wouldnt even take them long to make. A clock is such a simple thing to impliment.
trickfred
trickfred
Lion's Arch Merchant
#20
Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadowStorm
I'd much rather they have an in-game clock feature than the annoying "You've been playing for XXX hours. Please take a break." messages.

/signed
Took the words right out of my mouth.