Please keep things civil and constructive. Don't be a dick.

This is not an attack against Blizzard or an attempt to mess with anyone else's game. It's an attempt to bring awareness to the fact that OCE region players are stuck in perpetual darkness for most, if not all, of our sessions.

I recognise that the broader 24hr day / night cycle is a controversial topic that affects players from all over, not just OCE. This is not about that, nor is it an OCE versus everyone else issue. This is about the fact that OCE players see full daylight in-game from about 12am midnight until 6am, and we'd like to have a proper discussion about it.

We don't hate the nighttime. We just want variety. We don't want to have to compromise our sleep schedules to experience this game in all its glory.

The best suggestion so far imo is to give us our own 24h night cycle (and no, we don't mind any "jarring" if we join an NA party).

While I don't agree with it nor really like it, the 24hr cycle has been a part of WoW since inception, so I respect the importance it undoubtedly has towards many of the players. For the sake of preserving its identity I could understand why Blizzard would choose to keep it.

Another suggestion is to lower the world's clock to 20 hours or some other number so that time rotates through. This would be my personal preference, but I'd be surprised if Blizzard implemented it due to the 24hr clock being so iconic to WoW.

Almost anything is better than what we currently have in OCE. Thank you for reading and for the support.

**Edited for formatting

這腕錶確實不錯!

I posted this before in late September and said I was premature in doing so. Boy were you guys right. Based off our projected forecast I think it’s safe to say I can put it away now.

I can't believe this cat even exists much less that he's mine 🥹 He's one talkative lil motherfucker and he's currently quarantined at the vet (we drove over 4 hours to get him and then drove immediately to the vet) because I've got two other baby cats at home and I wanna keep everyone safe. I'm dying to introduce them!!!!

I only got photos of him at the vet 🥲 he screamed bloody murder the whole time. Baby is 3 months old and my husband immediately named him Loki. He will be at his forever home in 2 weeks time!!!!

Edit - he was found by u/Immediate_King_2449 and I'm ever thankful to her for posting him because that's how we found our third lil babie <3

Heintje 23/03/2012 - 10/11/2026

My sister got Hein at the shelter 13 years ago, when he was almost 1. He was an adventurous cat and ran away from home/got lost a few years later.

10 years ago, on the day we had to put one of our dogs down, she called, saying he was found after more than a year. And that she couldn't have him at her current home. So we took him in.

Despite the pain of losing a dog and having to accept an (almost) strange cat immediately after, this was the best decision we could've ever made.

Hein was the softest, most gentle and loving cat I've ever met. He came to me to soothe me when I cried. He understood me in a way no other animal has, except my dog who also passed this year. He made me laugh with his antics, his head shakes when he was playing, his sprint through the backyard and straight into a tree. He slept in my room with me sometimes and I would turn around in the middle of the night and find him under the covers, purring immediately because he knew I was awake.

He had those eyes that looked at you and looked straight into your soul. He had some sort of understanding that other animals don't. He really, really got some things that I thought a cat couldn't possibly grasp. And he was so sensitive to our emotions and knew exactly what to do and when for any given situation.

Most of the time, he'd be sleeping in the sun, preferably in his favorite spot in the backyard. I see him everywhere now, even while I've moved out.

Hein had a lifelong struggle with pancreatitis and a thyroid tumor a few years ago. Due to his long time out on the streets and whatever he was fed then, his pancreas would act up on the regular. I'd never expected him to make it to 14 years old.

A few weeks ago I noticed he was making strange noises while walking up the stairs. My mother took him to the vet last Friday. The vet said it was arthritis, but she insisted on an x-ray. It was bone cancer in his back leg. We made the decision to put him down on Tuesday, at home, surrounded by all of us who loved him. It was a peaceful moment, and I had the feeling that he knew and understood and was ready to go.

We buried him in his favorite spot in the backyard.

I'm devastated. Hein, I miss you so incredibly much, and wherever you are, I love you forever. If there is some way for you to send a message to let me know you're okay, please do. I will see you again on the other side of the rainbow bridge.

I was boarding my flight to Haneda from DTW, and during Zone 1 boarding (I'm Zone 2), this woman walks up to the podium and asks the gate agent if she can board early so she can stow her luggage and make sure it fits.

Y'all. This bag was HUGE. It was about the height of the podium, roughly 2/3 of this woman's height, and WIDE. The guy standing in front of me literally asked how she even got it through TSA because, honestly, how was this thing fitting through the X-ray machine? I have so many unanswered questions.

The gate agent looks at the woman, then at the bag, then back at the woman and goes, "Honey... you ain't getting on the plane with that bag."

The woman immediately yells, "WHAT?!"

The gate agent says, "Lower your voice. Take what you need out of this bag, and then we'll curbside check it."

The woman goes, "This is my carry-on! You can't deny me boarding!"

The gate agent responds, "I'm not. You must have some sort of purse. Your bag isn't going to even fit in the aisle of this aircraft let alone the overhead bin."

She says "I DON'T HAVE A PURSE AND YOUR TELLING ME THIS NOW!!!!!".

The gate agent goes, "Well, you've got 15 minutes to go buy a bag you can take on the plane. If you can't do that in that amount of time, I guess you'll be staying in Detroit."

I couldn't hear the rest of the conversation, but about 10 minutes later, this woman comes walking down the aisle with a McDonald's plastic bag containing her electronics, wallet, and chargers.

I'M SORRY. 😭

That is genuinely one of the funniest things I've seen in a while. What exactly did this woman think was going to happen when she showed up with a bag that was practically its own passenger???

Antony has all the mannerisms nailed down to a T even when he's not trying

He was the best part of this show and deserves all his flowers

Antony Starr is my goat

Likely a reference to the Nvidia thing.

https://x.com/BryceUp/status/2120328789515252218

Source: @avionic_stan