FGII newbie, longtime DnDer looking for an odd hours game

[Michael1066]

Ok I have owned FG for several years but never got a chance to use it. Now I have FGII and still haven't had a chance to use it.

I work a late shift...6pm to 2am PST weekdays but would be available 2am to 6am weekdays or Noon to 5pm weekdays...also available Noon to 6pm on Saturdays.

If anyone has a game available or would like to start a game during any of those available times, I'd be very interested. I'm most interested in DnD 4, but willing to play 3.5 especially if Tome of Battle classes are available.

Look forward to trying this platform out...

Thanks,

Mikey

[Oberoten]

It usually helps if you state your timezone.

- Obe

[Michael1066]

It usually helps if you state your timezone.

- Obe

PST or Pacific Standard Time...atleast until they change to daylight savings time again, not sure when that happens.

GMT-8:00

[Narf the Mouse]

Daylight savings doesn't change the time zone; PST just becomes GMT -7. (IIRC).

[EugeneZ]

Daylight savings doesn't change the time zone; PST just becomes GMT -7. (IIRC).
Actually, it does. For example EST becomes EDT, PST becomes PDT (Pacific Daylight Time). That's why the second letter is there... standard versus daylight. I'm not sure if this applies outside the US, but in the US, yes, you do change time zones.

[Culdraug]

And lets not forget the folks in places like Arizona! :)

[Michael1066]

And lets not forget the folks in places like Arizona! :)

Nor the folks in parts if not all of Indiana...

[Narf the Mouse]

Actually, it does. For example EST becomes EDT, PST becomes PDT (Pacific Daylight Time). That's why the second letter is there... standard versus daylight. I'm not sure if this applies outside the US, but in the US, yes, you do change time zones.
Well, two things :), I've never seen it used that way and I live in Canada.

[VenomousFiligree]

Same in Canada as well, it would appear:

https://www.canadainfolink.ca/TZ01SSE.jpg

https://www.canadainfolink.ca/TZ01SWE.jpg

:D