Because that would mean that a company in the USA gives a rats behind about a country outside of the USA.
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It is shortsighted on Blizzard’s part.
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What is this “country outside of the USA” that you speak of?
Perhaps Australians should team up and encourage each other to create a globally adored MMO that operates on their own day/night cycles?
This is hardly unique to companies within the USA fyi. Nationalism and government interests aren’t exactly yielding utopian outcomes from the corporations of other countries. None of the other suggestions would yield those outcomes either, but it is what it is.
Does it really? 
I’ve never noticed. It always seems to be the same every time I look…
This is such a bunch of BS that this is still an issue. Some of us would actually like to record game footage for projects and in the game world’s DAYLIGHT FFS. And here the sun only turns up like at 9pm or something at night. Which means I have to record late at night FFS. Seriously, Blizzard have no morals or ethics its no wonder they’re hated.
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Its a decent toy in theory, but only lasts for an hour or two, disappears on death and has a 24 hour cooldown.
I didnt know it stopped upon death, that’s pretty lame for a 24 hour cd’d toy.
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I get that we’re part of the NA grouping, but surely you could tell the client to read the server time and adjust day/night cycle that way? if a NA person joins an OCE server, their day/night will change to ours, the same way mobs/bosses change when you join a different realm… why is this even a thing? surely it’s not that hard to fix.
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Yea, I don’t get it why blizz has to use this all or nothing approach. There’s now multiple consumables and toys that will change the day/night cycle on client side only with zero impact on anyone else. Yet this archaic limitation still applies.
Yeah, I dont know why blizz doesnt just remove the cooldown of this toy. Literally who would this hurt?
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