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In Champions Online, there are three different clocks ticking in the upper right hand corner. There is server time, local time, and map time. Map time is the In-Game time of day on the various maps displayed within Champions Online. The map time cycles quickly. Every second of real life time equals one minute of In-Game time. It is usually signified by a view of the map and a progression through the day-night cycle. Map time usually occurs when you're resting in camp or a tavern, waiting in siege, training villagers or simply traveling on the map. It can also happen when you pass time manually, usually by holding the spacebar. Moving or waiting normally causes 1 hour in game to pass every 4 seconds in reality, with a whole day lasting just over one and a half minutes (1:36). While quick waiting (Ctrl+Spacebar) or attending an event, a whole day passes in only 10 seconds, or 2.4 game hours per real second.

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It is usually signified by a view of the map and a progression through the day-night cycle. Map time usually occurs when you're resting in camp or a tavern, waiting in siege, training villagers or simply traveling on the map. It can also happen when you pass time manually, usually by holding the spacebar. Moving or waiting normally causes 1 hour in game to pass every 4 seconds in reality, with a whole day lasting just over one and a half minutes (1:36). While quick waiting (Ctrl+Spacebar) or attending an event, a whole day passes in only 10 seconds, or 2.4 game hours per real second. In Champions Online, there are three different clocks ticking in the upper right hand corner. There is server time, local time, and map time. Map time is the In-Game time of day on the various maps displayed within Champions Online. The map time cycles quickly. Every second of real life time equals one minute of In-Game time.