Can anyone confirm that Gold Richie will be around until Dec?

Basically I am wanting to wait to see just how high erasers will get.

He says the even lasts until december when you talk to him.

Yeah, I know that. I am asking for someone to confirm that.

he gives erasers?

he gives erasers?

No. You trade three erasers in to him on certain days and get a random chair.

So far, he gives a list of dates when he will show up. I hope you get rich off this event my friend.

Gold Richie's Compass (ID
Quest Available Until: 08.12.2009 23:00

Enough of a proof for me.

That's what I was looking for, thanks.

Edit: Why in the hell was this moved? There is nothing newbie about this question.

That's what I was looking for, thanks.

Edit: Why in the hell was this moved? There is nothing newbie about this question.

It's a simple question though. It's almost like 1 + 1 =P (and stfu about it not being the same thing)

Gold Richie's Compass (ID
Quest Available Until: 08.12.2009 23:00

Enough of a proof for me.

That says August 12 2009 o.o

It's November 2nd o.o

That says August 12 2009 o.o

It's November 2nd o.o

I believe it's 12.08.2009

read as date.month.year

That's what I was looking for, thanks.

Edit: Why in the hell was this moved? There is nothing newbie about this question.

because you could easily approach goldrich in game and read the dates of chair exchanges from him.

because you could easily approach goldrich in game and read the dates of chair exchanges from him.

but he only needed confirmation :f6:

so anyway, i thought in america its month/date/year ? or was that UK ? but it cant be UK since singapore uses date/month/year and almost everything here follow(or whatever) the UK standard

because you could easily approach goldrich in game and read the dates of chair exchanges from him.

but he only needed confirmation :f6:

Exactly. Things haven't matched up before so I wanted to make sure.

so anyway, i thought in america its month/date/year ? or was that UK ? but it cant be UK since singapore uses date/month/year and almost everything here follow(or whatever) the UK standard

In America it is date/month/year, Nexon just uses month/date/year.

That's what I was looking for, thanks.

Edit: Why in the hell was this moved? There is nothing newbie about this question.

I don't think the difference between this section and the general section are necessarily whether or not the question is "newbie," but whether the question can be answered by one or two sentences/posts or has a good deal of discussion value.