Guild Wars 2

……On Friday November 16th at noon PST (20:00 GMT) the weekend will kick off with an Event in Lion’s Arch that you don’t want to miss. This will trigger events in other parts of Tyria as well.
*On Saturday November 17th at noon PST (20:00 GMT), another phase will kick in.
Each phase is triggered by a special event, but you will be able to enjoy additional [QUOTE]content afterwards even if you cannot make the kick-off time. There is one exception:

The event will culminate in a big Finale on Sunday November 18, make sure you will not miss it. This will be a onetime only event chain that will run multiple hours, and it will kick off at noon PST (20:00 GMT). ….

Why do they have to make it so complicated rather than just go Eastern or Pacific.

Can anyone help me out translate what is 20:00 GMT?

PS: btw where is Lost Shores? only lv55 not sure i been there yet, and the description on quest log not helpful either.

GMT = Greenwich Mean Time

Google it.

20:00 GMT = 8:00 PM GMT (12:00 PM PST/ 3:00 PM EST – or 2:00 PM? I’m all messed up due to daylight savings)

Greenwich Mean Time. It’s a timezone.

You could very easily look it up. It’s the standard time which people base their time off. GMT is the starting time zone, because us Brits invented time.

Katsumoto.9452:

because us Brits invented time.

Best comment ever.

I guess you also don’t know what noon PST means than… As that is Pacific

Hi everyone,

As stated GMT stands for Geenwich Mean Time, the timezone for some counties in Europe.

As the issue is answered we are closing the thread.

Thanks