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Was wondering whether it was possible to display the soma clock on the website.

Why?
It would encourage more people to log in for bosses, when previously they may not know the soma time; this is good for spreading the chances of who gets drops.

It's also something which adds realism to the game - in the same way as time in reality provides authenticity and structure to living.

Listen, it's very minor and needn't warrant time spent on it. It's purely an aesthetic and semi-practical suggestion.

Big it up if you agree!

i like the idea, i also like the idea of countdowns till said boss spawns, for each race would be nice, and more ppl would go bosses then, i feel like most dsoma bosses spawn in the early hours, i never see them.

pointless, pretty easy to no the time your self, its 4 hours per soma day... not likes its a hard number.
also making so everyone can just come online for boss's isn't good. like so many people already do for bertha already
should have to be on and notice the boss has spawned.

You just contradicted yourself there, in saying 'It's pointless' you're implying that there is no point, no reason for the soma clock, however,in you stating you could 'time it yourself' proves that there is A POINT for having the clock, namely, to not have to time it yourself. It actually would be useful.
With many logging in ''for just bosses'', what's bad with this? As far as i see it, It gets people to LOG IN, and may then keep them in - thus boosting usercount. It is further beneficial because it increases the chance of other players getting the drops.

wow contradicting lol. its pointless for them to add because its easy to time yourself..... hows that contradicting haha.
can do it your self so its pointless for them to bother implementing it.
and you would need to keep checking phone or laptop to see time anyway lol. no point at all, just learn maths and clock times and easy peasy..... no...

Looking forward to seeing this being added :D

rather see a clock added ingame say top left instead of typing /servertime which is an hrs diff to bst