Hmm, my computer uses 和暦 (Japanese calendar) for the date (I had to set it to Japanese region for another game to work), perhaps that is the reason?peppy wrote:
Is this the case where your system time is set *incorrectly*?
Yes. I tried doing the steps what I said before and it does.peppy wrote:
Is this the case where your system time is set *incorrectly*?
I don't think so.blahpy wrote:
Hmm, my computer uses 和暦 (Japanese calendar) for the date (I had to set it to Japanese region for another game to work), perhaps that is the reason?
My time is set correctly to New Zealand timezone... However, I just noticed something very interesting... while my computer shows the year as Heisei 26 (which is correct), osu seems to be putting times as Heisei 2014 (lol?), so perhaps it thinks all records were set 1988 years in the future from now? That would explain what is happening.Nathanael wrote:
Yes. I tried doing the steps what I said before and it does.peppy wrote:
Is this the case where your system time is set *incorrectly*?
I played once with the date of 01-29-2015 and when I reverted back to 01-29-2014, it will show a negative value.I don't think so.blahpy wrote:
Hmm, my computer uses 和暦 (Japanese calendar) for the date (I had to set it to Japanese region for another game to work), perhaps that is the reason?
osu! will get the system time and set it on the records. When you change the time again, these records will be affected.
Touhou actuallyNathanael wrote:
Off-topic: I guess you're playing some visual novels.
My computer wouldn't encode any of the text correctly until I changed the region setting to Japan...Changing the format shouldn't be affecting the date. Or the one you're actually saying was the system locale?blahpy wrote:
Touhou actually
Yes, the system locale is what I meant.Nathanael wrote:
Changing the format shouldn't be affecting the date. Or the one you're actually saying was the system locale?blahpy wrote:
Touhou actually
Either of them, I think we can't do anything about it. You should always play on your current date and time so it won't mess up again.
