Double SA event at the same time?

KaanG95

Before the last event expires , new one has started. What's this?

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Gintoki

It's because of Daylight savings

KaanG95

So if i open my crystals now or rank up champions it would score for both?

Viper013

Kabam is so effecient

Viper013

Gintoki

KaanG95 wrote: »

So if i open my crystals now or rank up champions it would score for both?

The points from popping crystals will add t previous week's SA
and the new SA will begin just after expiring previous SA
Same thing happened with past arenas

KaanG95

Yeah but this is not the same case. This is event. Areanas are different. You need to get in the arena to get points. But in this situation you don't. So do points count for both event or not ? Did anyone try it?

Gintoki

KaanG95 wrote: »

Yeah but this is not the same case. This is event. Areanas are different. You need to get in the arena to get points. But in this situation you don't. So do points count for both event or not ? Did anyone try it?

I just tested,and they count in both the events

Vdh2008

Points count for both, I believe.

Anurag1606

I think, since the new SA started and is on display. Points has to go into the new SA. For the moment it's being added to both old and new. But I guess that might be rectified soon. It has to be added in New since it's on display. If it were not meant for me then it shouldn't have been on display along with the time counter.

Gwendoline

Yes, the points are counted in both. In six month we’ll have a one hour window with no SA at all when we go back to normal winter time.

Dexman1349

It's genuinely stupid for a game based on consistent event timers to cater to daylight savings time of one country.

When those of us outside of the US go through our time changes, we have to adjust our daily schedules accordingly.

Last week, Arena Quests would start at 9am. For the next few weeks, it will start at 8 am. Then when our time changes the first of April, AQ will start at 7am. Because of this, me and my NZ/Aussie friends lose our "overnight refresh" of energy for the next 6 months.

Gwendoline

Dexman1349 wrote: »

It's genuinely stupid for a game based on consistent event timers to cater to daylight savings time of one country.

When those of us outside of the US go through our time changes, we have to adjust our daily schedules accordingly.

Last week, Arena Quests would start at 9am. For the next few weeks, it will start at 8 am. Then when our time changes the first of April, AQ will start at 7am. Because of this, me and my NZ/Aussie friends lose our "overnight refresh" of energy for the next 6 months.

Your daylight saving time adjustment goes the other way the those of the US?

That's a serious question, I didn't know that was the case anywhere.

For me it started the start time was 9pm, is 8pm now and will be 9pm again when my clocks are adjusted.

Maat1985

We in sydney australia get screwed really bad by daylight savings.....
We have been running at wih quests and sa and stuff starting at 7am here.....
Now this week it is 6am......
Next week when our daylight savings finishes it will become 5am......
So we get a 2hr turnaround.... it makes time managment really really hard....
Esp as the leader of an international ally....

Every other game i have played uses utc time only

Dr_Brown

daylight savings guys

Maat1985

Dr_Brown wrote: »

daylight savings guys

Already answered..... by a few peeps

Dexman1349

@Gwendoline Each region handles daylight savings differently. Most of the northern hemisphere follows a relatively similar schedule to the US, although some places don't have it at all (like Arizona).

However, those of us south of the Equator have an opposite season schedule. Xmas is during our summer. Our seasons are opposite because our daylight cycles are opposite. When you have long summer days, we have short winter days.

And since we're on opposite light schedules, our daylight savings time is opposite.

Gwendoline

Dexman1349 wrote: »

@Gwendoline Each region handles daylight savings differently. Most of the northern hemisphere follows a relatively similar schedule to the US, although some places don't have it at all (like Arizona).

However, those of us south of the Equator have an opposite season schedule. Xmas is during our summer. Our seasons are opposite because our daylight cycles are opposite. When you have long summer days, we have short winter days.

And since we're on opposite light schedules, our daylight savings time is opposite.

It makes a lot of sense, I just never knew/realize this. Thank you for taking the time to respond.