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This post should clear some of the confusion up: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=342

According to the last time the code was checked, the clock will hit zero for everyone in about 12 hours.

Well, my countdown seems to be slowing down now. When it initially started, one minute would pass by for every seventeen seconds my time. When I woke up this morning (too early 4am cs), it was up to 21 seconds.. And now it's at 28 seconds for each minute that passes by. Yes, we did notice that, too...

Icarus7 wrote:The countdown has changed again,
it now reads

/system override/
core relevence 37% and rising.

/negative - system control diverted

any ideas?

Read the stickied Read Me before posting things like this; chances are that we already know (and we do, for almost an hour and a half now).

Ah, so they just didn't change it from the pic they copied. You'd think they would have with how much detail goes into a ARG like this. Mk. Actually, taht may be part of the detail. The SOTA website is obviously meant to look slapped together, or at least not updated graphically since it "star...

bedlam wrote:My clock has just over 37 and a half hours left to go @ roughly 17 seconds per minute.

If you havn't refreshed in a few hours, that's about right. When's the last time you refreshed?

that's exACTLY where everyone is making the mistake.... 1 minute past 11:59 PM on Tuesday night is 12:00AM Wednesday morning... I KNOW it seems wierd, but thats the way it been since the dawn of time.... 00:00:00 Wednesday June 20th is 0 hours...0minutes...0seconds into June 20th. [which if u want ...

Forgive me if this has been posted yet; I don't check these boards. After a LOT of reverse engineering in the IRC channel, we think we've found out why the clock speeds up. It seems to calculate the time between your system's clock and June 21st at midnight. Then, rather than counting to midnight o...

Does that relate at all to the fact that the clock is now going stupid fast? Yes, as time nears midnight of June 20th, the clock's speed will increase. OK, think of it this way: The clock calculates time between the current time and midnight of the 21st. Let's say it's midnight of the 19th. that's ...

Forgive me if this has been posted yet; I don't check these boards. After a LOT of reverse engineering in the IRC channel, we think we've found out why the clock speeds up. It seems to calculate the time between your system's clock and June 21st at midnight. Then, rather than counting to midnight on...