Great, I like the idea of passing the night in a dungeon, becaues they sure to seem to take forever. The question is, how do I know when it's day time again so I can emerge?

Ummm, when your inventory is so full you need to return to town and sell things?

I don't think there is an answer unless you literally time the passing between night and day on a watch you have sight of and then pay attention to it as you play.

One thing I did notice was that early morning light is yellowish and evening light is red-orangish...knowing which one you are emerging into will tell you whether or not you have much daylight left to play outside in.

: )
Moni

Guess.


I have no other idea! http://www.tgeweb.com/ironworks/cgi-...iles/frown.gif

Wyv

There have been those who have timed the passage of day and night in "real time" and determined an interval. Unfortunately, I've forgotten what it is. I think it's variable, because moving around makes time pass faster than just standing still and doing nothing. Time passes even faster in a battle, and also passes fairly rapidly when talking to an NPC. So it does seem to be variable. However, what Moni said is actually a danged good rule of thumb. I've found that if I enter a dungeon around sundown, and adventure until my inventories get full, I exit right about dawn.

Good call, Moni!

-Sazerac