extrude.ragu Posted June 15, 2022 Share Posted June 15, 2022 Currently we have a 4 hour day/night cycle, 3 hours of which are day time and 1 hour is night time. Not too long ago, SecondLife added the ability to adjust the length of the day-night cycle. We can have the sun rise and set whenever we want. So I was thinking and I would like to put forward my ideas for some changes to the cycle and the reasoning behind them, do you think they are a good idea? What do you think the day cycle should be like? Let me know! Thought process My thought process is a bit of a jumble, this is in no particular order:- Nightlife It would be good if Seiiki had some form of night-life, and I don't think a single hour of night-time is really enough time to enjoy night life Different things open at different times When we have a town, Having all of the towns roleplay facilities 'open' 24/7 will end up giving ghost town feelings, as people tend to congregate in just a few places rather than spread out and thus most facilities would be empty. Therefor I think that having different things open at different times would help keep the town feeling more lively with different things to do at different times, and the places that are open are more likely to be lively Kokoro should be mostly day We're primarily a school sim after all, and that anime OP 'start of day' time is probably the most anime school time there is, along with the rest of the school day, I think that a large amount of time should be dedicated to this Roleplay goes slower than real life Self explanatory, people roleplaying generally take longer times to carry out an action than someone doing it in RL, and often people want to roleplay things that are based on a time of day. Think festivals, Halloween etc. My idea I propose a 7 day long day cycle, where each RL day is a time of day, most of the week at Kokoro is day time, but Friday is our 'night' day where Kokoro's night life happens I think it should be 7 days because it makes it predictable what Kokoro will look like on a given day, making it possible to plan day and night time events Day Windlight Appearance Reasoning Monday 10am – 12am Start of the week Tuesday 12am – 2pm As above Wednesday 2pm – 4pm As above Thursday 4pm – 6pm A day that looks nice for after school activities/shopping, and also after school extra-curricular Friday 6pm – 6am A dedicated ‘night’ day Faster day cycle during this time, to keep night time to just one day Good day for night life, bars, clubs because people RL getting off work want to blow off steam. Saturday 6am – 8am Nice ‘before school’ time, feels like morning, a nice time to visit the town, shop, hang out Sunday 8am – 10pm Start of the school day, people have free time on Sunday so a good time for classes and morning activities etc Do you like or dislike this? Let me know what you think! 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
umekii Posted June 15, 2022 Share Posted June 15, 2022 I personally really quite like this idea, I hadn't really thought about this kind of thing before. And honestly I'd try and give constructive criticism if possible but this sounds pretty ideal to me at least, it gives time for everything and not too much of it either. It keeps things in order and maintains focus on the primary theme and there's not too much down time for any activity, yet it's still enough to keep things interesting and fresh, it allows users to (as mentioned in the post) plan things out and look forward to casual hang out spots on Friday at night time, and then get back to usual events on the other days, very good scheduling in my opinion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xnise127 Posted June 16, 2022 Share Posted June 16, 2022 this sounds really cool ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
haranyan Posted August 19, 2022 Share Posted August 19, 2022 sounds like a good idea, would be bad for a Christmas festival for example to be set on one day but ingame the day and night cycle makes it look like a few days in a row. this fixes the problem in the best way i can imagine Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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