Show Max Stam At in Server Time instead of Local Time

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Make sure that the problem is indeed due to Fallen Sword Helper / Sigma
Storm Helper, by disabling Greasemonkey completely (by clicking on the
monkey icon) and refreshing, before submitting a defect.
It's something that's been added from the FSH, so yes it is a defect.

Include any relevant output from Error Console (Tools > Error Console) that
is.
N/A.

What steps will reproduce the problem? (One defect per issue, please)
1. There aren't really any steps to produce the defect, it just seems to be
there.
2.
3.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I mouse over the Stamina Icon which shows my Stam / Max Stam, Stam gain per
hr, and Next Gain. With FSH activated it also shows when you'll get max
stamina at. That is the expected output. What it actually shows is off. I
have 7759 / 8000 stamina. It is currently 17:19 03/Mar/2009, but according
to the FSH, I should be at max stamina at 14:05 Tue 03/Mar/2009. So either
it's off, or not updating properly.

What version of the product are you using? On which version of Firefox?
FSH Version 631, Firefox v. 3.0.6

Please provide any additional information below.
FS game ID: DarkKayla (if you need to question me directly).

Original issue reported on code.google.com by sbrown...@sbcglobal.net on 3 Mar 2009 at 5:36

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Just a note that the time when you get max stamina is your local time, not the 
server
time. So I guess when you post the issue, it was near 2pm at your place?

Original comment by ipodsee...@gmail.com on 3 Mar 2009 at 6:24

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No, it was in the morning, around 11 AM. If it is based off of local time why 
is it
written in the exact same format as Server Time? It's confusing that way 
because due
to the time zone differences, I've taken to playing FS in Server Time, rather 
than
Local Time. That is to say, when I speak in my guild chat, talk on private 
messages,
etc I try to keep it ST, so that I don't run into timezone problems. If it is 
based
on local time, then I guess it's accurate, though I wish it would be based off 
of ST
so as to avoid potential confusion. Such as knowing when your hunt is and being
prepared for it. I looked up at it, my first reaction was to look down at the ST
because I knew 14:00 hrs in ST was 8:00 LT, and I would be on my way to class 
then,
so I made plans to try and burn a little stamina to push the time back. Had I 
known
it was LT, and that I would be home by then, I might not have bothered. That 
was last
night, and even then I had some inkling that something was off, but it wasn't 
until I
saw my stam this morning that I knew what it was. Make sense?

Original comment by sbrown...@sbcglobal.net on 3 Mar 2009 at 7:56

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Somehow, you are the very first player who complains about this. Actually I 
find it
very convenient in local time, so I don't have to do any conversion as you do 
:). To
tell the truth, the only thing I need about time in FS is the max stamina time 
(AH is
in time left, so it does not count) ... still not see why do you need those 
other
times. Maybe you want some time to get used to FSHelper (sorry if you are 
already
using for a long time)?

Original comment by ipodsee...@gmail.com on 3 Mar 2009 at 8:50

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So how do you coordinate a de-level hit with your guild if you only use LT? It's
possible if everyone knows what time zone you live in and can compensate, but 
not
everyone does or can. That's one example of where ST is helpful in FS. Or say 
you
need to discuss something with a guildie in real time(ish). Saying I'll be on @ 
xyz
LT doesn't do much good, I'd need to tell him in ST. I've gotten used to 
converting
everything to ST when I play HCS. I look at logs (especially in the guild chat) 
to
see if the request for buffs is current or an hour ago. And so on, and so on. 
Can you
show me where (in the documentation) it says the Max Stam time will be set to 
LT?
Because what it comes down to is how are we supposed to know that the time 
shown is
LT and not ST, and get confused? Does it say it somewhere where a new user to 
the
script could find it easily? I've been using the script practically from day 1,
though I honestly don't know if it was the first day or the third.. but it was 
very
new when I started using it, and I haven't seen any comments anywhere that say 
it's
based on LT.

Original comment by sbrown...@sbcglobal.net on 3 Mar 2009 at 9:09

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Documentation? What documentation?
Obviously it is local time. This is not a defect. It was supposed to be local 
time
fro the beginning - I don't even know what the server time is (usually). I only 
care
about when (in "real" time, local time that is) my stamina will fill, so I can 
time
when I will play. You are obviously asking for a new thing, showing Max Stam At 
in
server time. I've changed the relevant fields for this issue.

Original comment by GSchizas on 4 Mar 2009 at 10:53

• Changed title: Show Max Stam At in Server Time instead of Local Time
• Added labels: Type-Enhancement
• Removed labels: Type-Defect

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Original comment by GSchizas on 4 Mar 2009 at 10:53

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In my guild where we have members from all around the world we time bounties 
etc by
making messages like this: 'In 24 hours I will put up xxx on the bounty board. 
Please
let me know if you can/will participate or when a more convenient time would 
be.'

I would certainly prefer the function of max stam to remain in local time.

Virtually yours,
Zennaro

Original comment by zennaro...@gmail.com on 15 Jun 2009 at 10:19

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I think max stam calc should be local time only.

Original comment by Brent.Me...@gmail.com on 27 Sep 2009 at 9:42

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closing multiple issues due to in-activity / not going to implement / no longer 
relevant / etc.

Original comment by Vong.H...@gmail.com on 10 Jan 2012 at 7:05

• Changed state: WontFix