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It's galactic time, timezones are irrelevant.
Or mebe I don't want to alt-tab or check my phone to see what my local time is.
Such a little thing for a QoL Update. Seems a no brainer to me. How hard could it be to code? Game time or Local PC Time.
All cities, planets and star system are on the same time zone; the one you see in your ship.
You said that the clock in-game is one hour behind you so just look at the in-game clock and add 1 hour.
All cities, planets and star systems are on the same time zone; the one you see in your ship.
You said that the clock in-game is one hour behind you so just look at the in-game clock and add 1 hour.