Pendant Slot Expiration Date

This image speaks for itself.

Month, date, and year are all mixed, rofl.

Why... 0001?

eh.
lame =/

Dude, did you go back in time or something? I never knew we had 2011 months in the year 0001!

Isnt this just Nexon copypasta? I think other countries use the YYYY-MM-DD format.

That's what you get for using this stupid month-date-year format.

Isnt this just Nexon copypasta? I think other countries use the YYYY-MM-DD format.

Yeah, it's a standard format in Asia.

That's what you get for using this stupid month-date-year format.

Gotta be unique snowflake!

Isnt this just Nexon copypasta? I think other countries use the YYYY-MM-DD format.

Should be YYYY-MM-DD, not YYYY-MM-DDDD.

I think we might have some problems with the effects of the MoN itself expiring after 30 days...
I wouldn't be surprised.

Gotta be unique snowflake!

 Indeed

 Indeed

I so need to use that image more often.

So it's expiration is 1.10.2011....

Stupid usa formats.

And that UK....
They MUST to drive at the right side.
And the rest of the world at Left [wrong] side.

Every country with its own stupidness.

So it's expiration is 1.10.2011....

Stupid usa formats.

And that UK....
They MUST to drive at the right side.
And the rest of the world at Left [wrong] side.

Every country with its own stupidness.

Sure, feels free to say Spain's most famous one.

It's like they got a translator who can't speak korean, and assumed it came in a month-day-year format.

Sure, feels free to say Spain's most famous one.

Corrida de toros (although that's not really exclusive to Spain)? That's pretty damn idiotic IMO, but I don't know that much about Spain though.

I know my country's probably either the blatant corruption that plagues our government (really, it's terrible) or the soon-to-be-worldwide-known irresponsibility (I think that the upcoming World Cup is going to be such a big fail).

Or being a terrible community in MMORPGs in general.

Bleh, sorry for derailing the thread

 Indeed

Relevance...

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I think other countries use the YYYY-MM-DD format.

YYYY-MM-DD is the ODBC canonical date format (Which you'll note I made the forum use because I am mean and find it more clear). US tends to use MM/DD/YY. Other locales tend to use DD/MM/YY.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country)

Really, m-d-y comes from the "Sept. 1, 2012" style, just turned into numbers. We just don't say "1 September", we say "September first" (or first of September)