Fahrenheit to Celsius

[idkidk55]

Is there a setting I'm missing that lets you change the temperature it gives you every time you go to a new area to Fahrenheit?

[SuperBearCat]

america is the only country that matters

[Dagný]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MULhB5_COAU

[idkidk55]

Originally posted by Dagný:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MULhB5_COAU

You just made my American heart burst into tears with that response.

[WeissRook]

Originally posted by TigerBear:

america is the only country that matters

Really, it should just be a standard localization setting.

[Wise_Gamer]

Did you ever find a setting? I know much of the world uses Celsius but when I see Celsius I don’t really have a good idea what the approximate temp is, whether it’s cold or warm. It’s really not a huge deal or anything, but would be nice to be able to see F

[♋Phenex]

Originally posted by Wise_Gamer:

Did you ever find a setting? I know much of the world uses Celsius but when I see Celsius I don’t really have a good idea what the approximate temp is, whether it’s cold or warm. It’s really not a huge deal or anything, but would be nice to be able to see F

In Celsius, 0-30 is room temperature, under 0 is below water freezing, 100+ is water boiling, 30-100 is like desert level to unlivable

[Nibbie]

Originally posted by Wise_Gamer:

Did you ever find a setting? I know much of the world uses Celsius but when I see Celsius I don’t really have a good idea what the approximate temp is, whether it’s cold or warm. It’s really not a huge deal or anything, but would be nice to be able to see F

That's how I felt whenever I saw something in F that also can't be changed, but I just spent a bit of time learning the other system instead of complaining about it online. You don't need to know a lot, just enough to have a vague idea of the ranges and/or conversions is enough. For example, I know offhand that in F high double digits is hot and low positive digits is cold, and that's usually good enough. You could also just learn the quick and dirty conversion and use that instead, which from C to F is "Cx2+30 = F". So a hot temperature of 30C would be 30x2 = 60+30 = 90F. This knowledge can help you in the rest of your life too, so its not like its a waste of time to learn for a game.

[Lemiru]

Originally posted by ♋Phenex:

Originally posted by Wise_Gamer:

Did you ever find a setting? I know much of the world uses Celsius but when I see Celsius I don’t really have a good idea what the approximate temp is, whether it’s cold or warm. It’s really not a huge deal or anything, but would be nice to be able to see F

In Celsius, 0-30 is room temperature, under 0 is below water freezing, 100+ is water boiling, 30-100 is like desert level to unlivable

you are quite off here with the room temperature. I'd say that room temperature would be something between 17-23

[Handler]

Quick and dirty calculation:

c * 2 + 32

For example: 17c
Quick calculation: (c × 2) + 32 = 66
The correct calculation: (17°C × 9/5) + 32 = 62.6°F

So it falls in the ball park, just isn't completely accurate.

[ez game ez life]

0°C = water freezing

100°C = water boiling

it's not that hard...

[Lovyan]

Originally posted by ♋Phenex:

30-100 is like desert level to unlivable

Might want to adjust that a bit more towards the mid 40's. (Lives in one country of many where 40C+ is often a typical summer day.) America is not the center of the world... just a small, back-woods part of it.