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yes, it's no ideal situation that the clock isn't always 100% right. So yesterday when typing my post I thought about suggestnig to delete the clock in the upper right, but then again, I think it's not a good idea. It has it's use, and I think is a good contribution to the site.

Leaving away the mseconds might help.
OR maybe the tranferlist should mention timeperiods instead of timepoints. For instance: auction ends somewhere between 8:10 and 8:15

But then the ninja's would get angry.

and in a rare case that the clock gets more then 3 minutes off, that might still be a problem!

Maybe the best solution would be a countdown on the player page, but it might get off too I suppose, which would make matters worse.

So the best solution, in my opinion, would be: ...

... putting a line in the tranfer rules, to make sure to place your bid in time, and to NOT rely on the siteclock.

i have noticed clock problems only when page loads slowly and when i use FF heavely for other pages, then there is times when clock in some BB tabs slows down a bit after it has loaded, or it is already late a sec or two after longer page loading.

One time I was in Paris (I think it was Paris) and I was looking at this painting and I could tell that the artist was really happy I was looking at it because of the way he was frowning in this I Am An Artist sort of way and I asked him if the painting was for sale and after he stopped crying he told me it was and then someone else who was maybe his friend or maybe it was the artist himself I can’t really remember, not since the accident, well he makes an offer to buy the painting and then I made a higher offer right away and then the other guy, who might have been the artist or maybe he was from Barbados, makes a higher offer and we went back and forth and then he stopped bidding and the artist was about to sell the painting to me when all of a sudden this ninja dropped in out of nowhere and after swinging his numchucks around for a couple of seconds and throwing a ninja star somewhere he offers to buy the painting and I didn’t want to have to now offer more than the ninja since I was already worn out from the last go around with the price and I was also up way past my bedtime and had school tomorrow, or maybe it was that I had to go back to the lab, I can’t remember, not since the meter ran out, and how did I get to Paris anyway?

Are you sure you weren't in the lab when a meteOr struck and it made you like this? Or was that just the original accident?

well, reading your post i think u forgot that u r the artist! :D

and in my post i told every detail, not just that "clock was wrong, so go and fix it"... (but i feel good for inspiring you :D)

If I am an artist, I guess that would explain all of my suffering.

Besides the deep irony of you staying up late to put in a bid that late, thereby making yourself stay up 2 minutes longer than necessary to make sure you got the guy, in general browser games clocks are never spot on. I'm not sure what clock BB runs on, but I'd recommend time.gov if bidding close to the deadline is that critical. Not sure it will be exactly on BB time because it would never matter to me to be that precise, but it is dead on in other browser games I've played where doing something in the exact right second is absolutely critical. Enjoy your TL trolling with precise timing!

In my experiences in the TL Wars, I actually find the BB clock to be pretty darn accurate. And I do play the role of TL Ninja, myself, it is really effective at frustrating the competition, and I'm pretty good at doing this because I find the clock to be reliable. Apparently, I'm the only one who thinks the clock is good.

No I think its good. It runs faster then computer and cell phone time, but everything on this game links up perfectly with it for me when I follow it.

What works for me if I see something like a clock on a website not working well is that I whack my monitor on the side with my hand. This doesn't work as well with my laptop, though.