When i want to see the end date of the current event theres a reminder on the top of the channels on the discord server, the problem is that i cant see which Timezone is, the channel name just leave it at U... i would like to know which UTC is
#Discord Event TimeZone suggestion
dense shuttle
crisp snow
doesnt sam use that one special encode for events that gives time based on timezones
lime tartan
Another option is having a chat channel with a message that get updated with the times/dates of the events using epoch time
example:
Fight On, Royal Maids! (Part 3) - ends <t:1668063599:f>, <t:1668063599:R>
here is the code Fight On, Royal Maids! (Part 3) - ends <t:1668063599:f>, <t:1668063599:R>
sharp thorn
When i want to see the end date of the current event theres a reminder on the to...
It's always UTC-7, which is what the game uses
dense shuttle
ok thx
still i wont be more easier to make it fit cuz new discord member doesnt know that its UTC-7 unless they ask
lost flare
You could cut year if needed I guess
On the other hand you can just hover over channel name or on phone hold on channel name to see
sharp thorn
Yeah I can only see cutting the year as viable
shell saffron
Are you Australian as well, or is it the same for me too? Cause I see that as well, but events usually end at 5pm my time
wind path
The channel name is plaintext, it's the same for everyone
fallen moss
Alternatively check the channel description for #event-faq
shell saffron
ok then, my question for curiosity then, why cant the time of event end thing be used in the top of server?
wind path
timestamps cannot be used as channel names
fallen moss
Yall could also create a discord event for the event
Or a discord event for maint starting
fallen moss
Or a discord event for maint starting
Instead of doing this near the maint start time
wind path
I know my advice might be a bit too straightforward, but like
can't you just... remember at what time in your timezone server resets
maint doesn't start out of nowhere, it's always at server reset, same time every time 
the issue can be solved on the user-side
Yall could also create a discord event for the event
If looking up at pins/in #event-faq isn't intuitive, then neither will be looking in events. There's only so much handholding we can do. The issue isn't that there's nowhere to look up info, but that it's not immediately obvious, which is very difficult to solve.
fallen moss
fair enough 
sly flicker
Instead of having to rely on Discord how about they add a countdown ingame instead?