Yeah but... does anyone have the time?

[cromabianca 158]

After Dark is nice and all, but I haven't figured out how to know what time it is in my city yet... does anyone know how to?

 

Thanks

[AkemiAzula 280]

There are a sun and moon around the globe in the lower left corner which position themselves according to the time of day, though I have yet to find a proper clock.

[ethansprang 41]

Does anybody really know what time it is?

Time of day by game clock or sun?  Does anybody really care?

  Edited October 10, 2015 by ethansprang  

[Linoa06 1,374]

I'm sure there are mods that add a clock or something

[cromabianca 158]

There are a sun and moon around the globe in the lower left corner which position themselves according to the time of day, though I have yet to find a proper clock.

Riiiight! Tanks!

  Edited October 10, 2015 by cromabianca  

[Ryno917 102]

AFAIK the night and day cycle isn't tied to a clock properly because in game the 'time' is much too fast to have a night and day cycle without it just being like flipping a lightswitch constantly. 

[mutton noir 170]

Cities Skylines appears to be set in a distant universe on another planet similar to earth. There is no weather system, no orientation and the passage of time is measured on a different scale from that on earth...

[cromabianca 158]

AFAIK the night and day cycle isn't tied to a clock properly because in game the 'time' is much too fast to have a night and day cycle without it just being like flipping a lightswitch constantly. 

Of course. Kinda like it works in SC4; only, there you can hover the mouse over the date and it gives you the time of day/night

Cities Skylines appears to be set in a distant universe on another planet similar to earth. There is no weather system, no orientation and the passage of time is measured on a different scale from that on earth...

Right! Altough the sun rises and sets on opposite sides of the map, practically giving you east and west points!