I have noticed a lot of people seem to have been missing livestreams because they don’t know when they are, so I intend to continually bump up this post the day before each, as I have listed below all the different times it is in each country.
*USA & Canada (Pacific) - 16:00
*USA & Canada (Mountain) - 17:00
*USA & Canada (Central) - 18:00
*USA & Canada (Eastern) - 19:00
*Canada (Newfoundland) - 14:30
*Canada (Atlantic) - 15:00
*UK - 00:00
*Germany - 01:00
*France - 01:00
*Spain - 01:00
*Italy - 01:00
Australia (Western) & China - 07:00
Australia (Central) - 08:30
Australia (Eastern) - 09:00
*using daylight saving time
these are all based on 16:00 PDT remaining the time at which livestreams begin
Of course it’s probably easier to click the link to the countdown that @Geoffers747 has posted below but ah well If anybody wants another time zone, I’m happy to add it. See you all in the stream!
I’m on vacation and can’t access the recordings from the Twitch app! I’ll have to wait until September until I can see the streams, unless it’s uploaded somewhere else? Or if someone would be kind enough to upload them to an external site?
Canada uses the same time zones as the US with the exception of Newfoundland which is Atlantic + 30min. Eastern Ontario is Eastern time which Oshawa is in I believe.
Well don’t I feel silly…I even used the same website for all the conversions. Still, some people don’t know whether they’re on summer time and what not and so might put in the wrong time zone.
@Smokestacks When you said “Daylight Savings” at the top of the thread, I was a little bit confused. Daylight savings is for the winter. Summer time is Standard Time.
Winter time is standard time, Daylight Savings is summer time.
In winter sun rises to the zenit around 12 o’clock , in summer it reaches zenit around 1 p.m.
Damn. That puts at it the same time as uni, it’s simply horrible knowing it will be on at the same time that I’m having to listen to instructions on how to make buttons and alert boxes for websites.
Also we should see if there is a way to embed countdowns into discourse as it would be way more useful.