They have to mash Horizons to prepare you for Odyssey.
If you've been around long enough, you'd know this isn't exactly new on Frontier's front. I don't like it myself, but that's been how they operate. Releasing patch notes right before a patch. Some argue that it's a means of quelling expectations in the case that a piece of a patch doesn't pass testing and doesn't make it to the final build, which I suppose I can understand.
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So i shouldn't start a thread on micro-jumps/ship interiors/dense atmo planets ?
Cuz well..damn..there go my plans for the afternoon!
Every Elite Dangerous player in Open mode wanting to connect with friends world wide should understand UTC time which is Coordinated Universal Time across the world to meet up with other players. Most computer clocks started connected to an atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado and later others were added in Europe. You can hear Boulder on short wave radio at 10 Mhz. BST is England's version of daylight savings time. Some suggest that Benjamin Franklin invented it but he only suggested it given more time in sunlight to work the crops. Today farmers with awesome technology still likes Daylight Savings Time sunlight to gather the most crops.
It's common time for the military and amateur radio operators talking to the world. X-Pane 11 uses it coordinating a live player fly-in event including ATC live traffic. It is pretty easy from midnight to noon as it is all the same. After that what is 1700 hrs? It is 5 PM subtracting 12 hrs. Still with 1800 hrs subtracting 2 hrs gets 1600 hrs and the 6 which tells us it it 6:00 PM. Perhaps playing ED a clock on the desktop would help with your game.
Talking to other Amateur radio operators world wide in Morse code bypasses all languages and dialects. I'm not sure why.
It's common time for the military and amateur radio operators talking to the world. X-Pane 11 uses it coordinating a live player fly-in event including ATC live traffic. It is pretty easy from midnight to noon as it is all the same. After that what is 1700 hrs? It is 5 PM subtracting 12 hrs. Still with 1800 hrs subtracting 2 hrs gets 1600 hrs and the 6 which tells us it it 6:00 PM. Perhaps playing ED a clock on the desktop would help with your game.
Talking to other Amateur radio operators world wide in Morse code bypasses all languages and dialects. I'm not sure why.
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Dam those bank holidays
04:00 AM EST for all my cool east coast homies
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Wait until friday when half the forum realizes the announced roadmap is a patches and fixes roadmap and not the release dates for earth likes and ship interiors...
I'm just hoping they fixed the engineers
Thank you, very cool
It's ok leave horizons be please . I haven't paid for Odyssey so I'm happy with the old stuff . I'm happy to wait til consoles get EDO . I will promise not to watch Yamicks i
Oh god, please, no
I've never heard of any dev releasing patch notes a day early. Nor do I see a single benefit to it.
Imaginary problem.
Always pleasant to receive repairs on a broken item.
What about patch notes tho
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