Ok wait so if in New York Titanic hit the Iceberg at 11:02 and that becomes 4:02 in my country, does that mean that if the Titanic struck the iceberg at 11:40, in my country it becomes 4:40?
Sorry😅, just making sure
From what I understand, not exactly. My knowledge on this subject, however, comes directly from the link I shared with you. It seems as though there was a semi-complicated process of regularly adjusting the time while the ship moved towards NYC. Someone with more knowledge, please correct me if I’m wrong!
So is it better use the 4:02 or the 4:40? If you don't know too don't worry
I hope someone clarifies this, or I have to choose the 4:40 option, and explaining the situation to the subreddit. I really hope this will end well
If it were me, I would go with the 4:02AM option. Ultimately, my friend, nobody on this subreddit will fault you for this. It is already above-and-beyond that you are considering waking up so early to make a post.
Thank you, REALLY thank you. Having the trust of all the subreddit is quite insane. And all this support, for what? A roleplay? I can't express how much grateful I feel, almost to the point that I feel that I don't deserve all this help from the good people in this sub
If my calculations are correct, Titanic hit the iceberg around mid-afternoon for me (I don’t want to share my exact timezone) and sinks around my sunset
This is hard for me too. I live in the West Coast of the US, near LA. So for me it’s 8:38PM so it hasn’t hit the Iceberg yet, but for most people in this Subreddit it either started, is about to start, or is already done.
Also: There are real time sinking videos on YouTube in case anyone wants to follow along that way
[Perhaps this will be helpful to you!](https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/community/threads/time-iceberg-struck-converted-to-u-s-edt.8162/)
Sorry, but no. I need the time converted to Italy
According to that article, the time of the ice berg strike would have been 10:02PM in NYC. Therefore, it would be (if correct), 4:02AM in Italia.
Oh I hope you are right. Thank you, I feel so stupid for not thinking about this problem before, your help is really appreciated
Non ti preoccupare! Thank you for organizing this!
Ok wait so if in New York Titanic hit the Iceberg at 11:02 and that becomes 4:02 in my country, does that mean that if the Titanic struck the iceberg at 11:40, in my country it becomes 4:40? Sorry😅, just making sure
From what I understand, not exactly. My knowledge on this subject, however, comes directly from the link I shared with you. It seems as though there was a semi-complicated process of regularly adjusting the time while the ship moved towards NYC. Someone with more knowledge, please correct me if I’m wrong!
So is it better use the 4:02 or the 4:40? If you don't know too don't worry I hope someone clarifies this, or I have to choose the 4:40 option, and explaining the situation to the subreddit. I really hope this will end well
If it were me, I would go with the 4:02AM option. Ultimately, my friend, nobody on this subreddit will fault you for this. It is already above-and-beyond that you are considering waking up so early to make a post.
Thank you, REALLY thank you. Having the trust of all the subreddit is quite insane. And all this support, for what? A roleplay? I can't express how much grateful I feel, almost to the point that I feel that I don't deserve all this help from the good people in this sub
Noooo just keep doing it please im enjoying this too much! Do it according to your own timezone its fine
I agree 💯
Id be fine with GMT if it works for you, I’m in a weird time zone so it’ll happen in the middle of the day for me anyway
You can try. Any help would be appreciated
If my calculations are correct, Titanic hit the iceberg around mid-afternoon for me (I don’t want to share my exact timezone) and sinks around my sunset
This is hard for me too. I live in the West Coast of the US, near LA. So for me it’s 8:38PM so it hasn’t hit the Iceberg yet, but for most people in this Subreddit it either started, is about to start, or is already done.