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Wrong timing of Anniversary Calendar

HeattblasttHeattblastt Posts: 254 ★★
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In the announcement it was written that calender would start tomorrow but it started a day earlier... I was planning that with the rewards of 7.1 I would become Thronebreakee and it so happened that I am a thronebreaker now... But since the calendar started a day earlier, I am now having a cavalier calender... Kabam is totally at a fault here.... Can something be done now??

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    FluffyPigMonsterFluffyPigMonster Posts: 2,069 ★★★★★
    edited December 2020
    @Kabam Miike said there’s another one later in the month

    This one is great
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    SummonerNRSummonerNR Posts: 10,640 Guardian
    Midnight, beginning of the calendar day (not the END of the calendar day) for UTC (previously commonly referred as GMT), basically London time (minus any Daylight Saving adjustment).

    Means the evening or late afternoon the calendar day beforehand, in different parts of the U.S. because we are behind the time of London.
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    HeattblasttHeattblastt Posts: 254 ★★
    edited December 2020
    Ghostspider231 said:

    Calendars always start the day at the beginning of the day of GMT (12am).

    Yes it was announced to begin on 12/11/2020 12:01 GMT but it started one day before.... You can see the announcement...
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    HeattblasttHeattblastt Posts: 254 ★★
    FluffyPigMonster said:

    @Kabam Miike said there’s another one later in the month

    This one is great

    It doesn't matter whether their is one more or not.... The issue is that it started one day earlier as it was proposed in the announcement...
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    SummonerNRSummonerNR Posts: 10,640 Guardian
    Heattblastt said:


    Yes it was announced to begin on 12/11/2020 12:01 GMT but it started one day before.... You can see the announcement...

    No, your pic of Announcement shows 12/10 (at 0:00:00)


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    FluffyPigMonsterFluffyPigMonster Posts: 2,069 ★★★★★
    edited December 2020
    Heattblastt said:

    FluffyPigMonster said:

    @Kabam Miike said there’s another one later in the month

    This one is great

    It doesn't matter whether their is one more or not.... The issue is that it started one day earlier as it was proposed in the announcement...
    Hopefully it gets resolved then
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    GamerGamer Posts: 10,171 ★★★★★
    It really didn’t start ealy
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    LormifLormif Posts: 7,369 ★★★★★
    Heattblastt said:

    Ghostspider231 said:

    Calendars always start the day at the beginning of the day of GMT (12am).

    Yes it was announced to begin on 12/11/2020 12:01 GMT but it started one day before.... You can see the announcement...
    it shows 12/10 at 12:00 UTC, which is exactly when it started.
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    LormifLormif Posts: 7,369 ★★★★★
    I think
    I may understand what the issue may be, you may have saw 12:00 and thought that meant 12/10 12:00 in the evening. The issue is that there is no 12:00 in the evening, 12:00 PM is noon, and 12:00 AM is the morning, it is the first minute of the day.
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    HeattblasttHeattblastt Posts: 254 ★★
    Lormif said:

    I think
    I may understand what the issue may be, you may have saw 12:00 and thought that meant 12/10 12:00 in the evening. The issue is that there is no 12:00 in the evening, 12:00 PM is noon, and 12:00 AM is the morning, it is the first minute of the day.

    U mean that 12/10 0:00 is equivalent to 12/9 23:59 and not 12/11 00:01??

    I saw it as 12/10/2020 4pm pst...Ok I got it now... Thanks...
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    LormifLormif Posts: 7,369 ★★★★★
    Heattblastt said:

    Lormif said:

    I think
    I may understand what the issue may be, you may have saw 12:00 and thought that meant 12/10 12:00 in the evening. The issue is that there is no 12:00 in the evening, 12:00 PM is noon, and 12:00 AM is the morning, it is the first minute of the day.

    U mean that 12/10 0:00 is equivalent to 12/9 23:59 and not 12/11 00:01??

    I saw it as 12/10/2020 4pm pst...Ok I got it now... Thanks...
    12/10 0:00 is equivalent to 12:00am, and they stated UTC, simple misunderstanding.
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