Se puede cambiar el formato de la hora?

[Pelle2525]

Bueno, el problema es que el formato de 24 horas muchas veces es confuso para mi, me gustaria saber si existe una forma de cambiarlo al formato de 12 horas, el "AM y PM".
Para algunos les sera comodo para otros no, ese es el caso mio :/

[xXCHARLOSXx]

Encontraste solución?

[Pelle2525]

a la fechas de hoy deje de jugarlo, pero nada, aun no la encuentro

[Vegetamaker]

El formato de la hora va en relación al idioma del juego (en mi caso me pasa justo al revés que a ti, me resulta muy confuso lo de am y pm). En español por defecto va con el de 24 horas.

Prueba a empezar una partida con el juego en inglés, guarda y luego pásalo a español. Creo que te mantendrá el formato de AM/PM y el juego pasará a español.

[Pixel Peeper]

Interesting... I thought the old roman a.m./p.m. format was only used by Anglophone cultures and cultures with British influence, but a quick wikipedia search tells me it's still used in Mexico, Egypt, the Philippines and Malaysia. I had no idea.

I would recommend getting used to the more standard 24-hour format. There are 24 hours in a day, after all, and it's not like conversion is particularly complex.

[Belphemon]

Originally posted by Pixel Peeper:

Interesting... I thought the old roman a.m./p.m. format was only used by Anglophone cultures and cultures with British influence, but a quick wikipedia search tells me it's still used in Mexico, Egypt, the Philippines and Malaysia. I had no idea.

I would recommend getting used to the more standard 24-hour format. There are 24 hours in a day, after all, and it's not like conversion is particularly complex.

and many other countries, but I guess it would give you a heart attack to know that it is also commonly used in the United States.

[Pixel Peeper]

Originally posted by Belphemon:

and many other countries, but I guess it would give you a heart attack to know that it is also commonly used in the United States.

Ah, 2017. A different time.

But no, it wouldn't surprise me at all. I did mention it was used in Anglophone/British cultures, which obviously would include the USA.

What surprised me was seeing a Spanish speaker being confused by the 24-hour format. I had no idea the AM/PM system was used in any Spanish-speaking country. But apparently it's used in Mexico at least.