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Elara · 11-07-2000, 02:31 PM

I swear time goes more slowly when you're on the move. I've clocked hours real time moving and it remained night time, but if we sit looking up at the moon over the gates of the town (any town) night will pass in about 45 minutes. Then we go to the pier, watch the sun come up, and head back to the gates to mark it's descent over town for another 45 minutes or so. That's one day... is the sky made of molasses? So it took about 3+ hours real time to get two days to pass in the game for my priest to become a monk. (Hey, I got the dishes done, fed the cat, sorted my mail and paid my bills, hehe.) Be sure you save every now and then, sometimes the cursor will lock up and you have to reboot. Also, when you enter town to check if you're eligible for monkhood, if you're not yet, it resets to another two days. So save first..

11-07-2000, 02:31 PM	#3
Elara The Magister Join Date: February 28, 2001 Location: USA Posts: 109	I swear time goes more slowly when you're on the move. I've clocked hours real time moving and it remained night time, but if we sit looking up at the moon over the gates of the town (any town) night will pass in about 45 minutes. Then we go to the pier, watch the sun come up, and head back to the gates to mark it's descent over town for another 45 minutes or so. That's one day... is the sky made of molasses? So it took about 3+ hours real time to get two days to pass in the game for my priest to become a monk. (Hey, I got the dishes done, fed the cat, sorted my mail and paid my bills, hehe.) Be sure you save every now and then, sometimes the cursor will lock up and you have to reboot. Also, when you enter town to check if you're eligible for monkhood, if you're not yet, it resets to another two days. So save first..