The Core Calendar

Introducing The Core's Calendar: Core Network Time (CNT)

In the vastness of space, traditional Earth-based timekeeping methods are insufficient for measuring time in an expansive interstellar strategy game like "The Core." To address this challenge, we have developed a unique calendar system called Core Network Time (CNT).

The Core Network Time is based on the concept of "blocks." These blocks, dictated by the underlying blockchain system on which the network operates - the Polygon chain, serve as the fundamental units of time within the game. Each block represents approximately 2 seconds in real-world time and serves as the foundation for various game mechanics, such as resource generation, technology research, and building construction. The CNT calendar system ensures seamless coordination of gameplay across the cosmos.

The Genesis: A New Era Begins

The beginning of "The Core" is marked by an event known as the Genesis. This is the moment the game was launched, signifying the start of time in the world of "The Core." As players embark on their interstellar journeys, they will find that all timekeeping is measured in blocks that have elapsed since the Genesis.

Core Network Time in Action

Resource calculations, new feature introductions, and other time-sensitive aspects of the game rely on the CNT. For example, when you see "100,000 CNT," it means 100,000 blocks have passed since the Genesis of "The Core." With this system in place, players can synchronize their actions and plan their strategies more effectively in the ever-evolving galaxy.