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Final Fantasy XIV Timers

Submitted by Xenoveritas on Wed, 2014-01-29 06:33

In the hopes that this may prove useful to someone, have a Final Fantasy XIV event timer. Eventually I might simplify the JavaScript so that it can be used as an embeddable "widget" but for now it's just that page.

Currently it shows the active events (at least, the ones that have been announced) and the weekly/daily reset times. (At least, I think those are the correct times based on what Square Enix has said.)

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Final Fantasy XIV

Comments

Submitted by me on Tue, 2015-05-19 09:07

Your timers are wrong, cost me my weekly ... pls fix or take down :(

(1 hour ahead)

Submitted by Xenoveritas on Tue, 2015-06-30 15:49

The timers key off your computer's clock. Make sure your computer's clock is set correctly and you've got the right time zone set. The timer is based on GMT, which means it has to correct for the local time zone.

Alternatively use the in-game Timers menu. The weekly reset is the same as the Challenge Log reset so you can always compare with that.

Submitted by everdark on Wed, 2015-10-07 14:21

to have the red script timer(weekly) added to the page? the reset is on a different day the weekly reset and it'd be handy to have.

thanks