We’re only pathetic humans lol, well… most of us are!
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You’re certain you aren’t mainly interacting with bots? 
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how much longer till the season starts?
I know right… nuff said.
169 more hours. Thought you knew how math worked?
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whoa whoa WHOOAAAA. that was uncalled for.
why the insult? so toxic.
No insult intended. I was simply shocked that for someone who claims to have multiple Math/Science degrees that you are having so much trouble figuring out how much longer it is between 4 pm Fri this week and 5 pm Fri next week.
It is 166 hours and 15 minutes at the time of this post in case you need another update.
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what is that in metric time? i’m in EU atm.
166 hours is 166 hours. And 15 minutes is 15 minutes. Nothing “metric” about it.
Then, use your “math skills” to calculate how much time you have left relative to your Region.
(You only have non-Season Characters in the Americas Region with this Account. If you have other Accounts, I have no idea what you’re doing or where. Let’s hope your math skills hold up).
For Euro start, 63 metric hours.
For NA start, 66.5 metric hours.
Metric hour has 10 hours in a day. 100 minutes in an hour and 100 seconds in a minute.
No current country uses it, it was something dabbled with in France during the French revolution. Waiting for Bravata to upload his picture of his metric watch.
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Thanks for the link, I’ll look at that before I go on a mad dash!
Edit; Well, even your link and advices, it seem this conquest is not fo me 
But hanks again
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I’ll start D4 Season 7 on Tuesday
Then start D3 Season 34 on Friday
Afterwards, switch between the two. Works for me! 
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12 years later and the devs are STILL releasing new seasons? I’m impresssed.
Not sure you can call them new.
More like a continuation of seasons. There is nothing new about them. No new themes, no new gear, etc…
Unless you count having a season end on a bad note. At least it was something different.
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Fair point. I never ran a season in this game before so it’s all new to me.
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Oh. Well then you should enjoy them, the ones they have been recycling are fun. 
Shame. I have never done it myself but I think it’s doable. You really need a navigation strategy for optimal path of each dungeon, and calibrate the uptime of multiple movement speed buffs to juggle their cooldowns. Very tiresome. I have finished some acts under 1 hour but completing the entire campaign in one hour is another league of its own.
Also congratulations on your third place at EU SSF WD leaderboard this past Season. I’m down at rank sixties.
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I think too. I saved the link you gave me, there are really a lot of interesting things and I also kept my monk to train (According to the news about season 34, the conquest would still be present) between the two seasons!
Thanks 
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If you just know the portions you can skip (presented in the tips and tricks) as well as get used to being able to skip conversations (hit escape on dialog text), it should be doable, even without the map tricks.
I’ve done testing before where I opened the entire map of every map in the game and was only a minute or two above the hour with a relatively slow dash monk.
But the major problem I feel is people attempt to learn this conquest the wrong way. They try to learn the full conquest at once, whereas they should be learning the conquest a portion of the time.
Can you make it to Mira in under 2:30? If not, restart, don’t bother continuing.
Can you make it to the Cathedral garden by 4? If not, restart, don’t bother continuing.
Can you make it to the Skeleton King by 6? If not, restart, don’t bother continuing, etc.
And once you complete Act 1 in under 16, you practice Act 2, not worrying about Act 1. You’ll find that you only spend a grand total of <10 hours and will never fail the conquest again as a monk, vs the people who’ve run the conquest a dozen times and think it’s impossible.
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Pretty much the same here. I started in Season 28, so all these reused seasons are new for me. I’m kind of glad they decided to do that, lol.