From the emergency maintenance notes:

※ 10/02 09:30 AM (Europe/London) Quna Special Live "Cosmic Twinkle Star"

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 10:30 AM (Europe/London)

The former time slot is within PSO2 day. Obviously 06 October is long after PSO2 day ends.

This is confusing though. The event schedule never had a concert at this time. In fact most of the urgent quest schedule given in these notes is completely wrong. So wrong that I can't even tell how it's wrong because nothing lines up.

We did have a scheduled concert at 09:30 PM (21:30). Is that what got moved? Because that's still over 5 hours away and it would suck to have moved the only concert to happen during PSO2 day even though it was scheduled long after the maintenance ended.

Can a GM please urgently review the schedule changes given on those notes and probably post corrected ones?

Either the schedule has been updated on the website or I badly misread it. I can't tell anymore, but there's still a big discrepancy between the timings given on the emergency maintenance notes and the schedule so in an effort to rebase the understanding of what's going on and avoid being an additional source of confusion I've cleaned out the topic and am starting again...

So here's what the website has for Europe / London:

※ 10/02 06:00 AM (Europe/London) Imposing Iron Assault

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 05:00 AM (Europe/London)

※ 10/02 09:30 AM (Europe/London) Quna Special Live "Cosmic Twinkle Star"

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 10:30 AM (Europe/London)

※ 10/02 10:00 AM (Europe/London) Barren Blossom, Corruptor of All

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 11:00 AM (Europe/London)

※ 10/02 01:00 PM (Europe/London) Imposing Iron Assault

→ Schedule changed to 10/07 02:00 PM (Europe/London)

※ 10/02 04:00 PM (Europe/London) Deus Esca, Maker of New Epochs

→ Schedule changed to 10/05 05:00 PM (Europe/London)

※ 10/02 07:00 PM (Europe/London) Imposing Iron Assault

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 09:00 PM (Europe/London)

Since there's no apparent way to change the region the website reports you as, I've had to convert these manually to PDT. Hopefully they're correct:

※ 10/01 22:00 PM (PDT) Imposing Iron Assault

→ Schedule changed to 10/05 21:00 AM (PDT)

※ 10/02 01:30 AM (PDT) Quna Special Live "Cosmic Twinkle Star"

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 02:30 AM (PDT)

※ 10/02 02:00 AM (PDT) Barren Blossom, Corruptor of All

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 03:00 AM (PDT)

※ 10/02 05:00 AM (PDT) Imposing Iron Assault

→ Schedule changed to 10/07 06:00 AM (PDT)

※ 10/02 08:00 AM (PDT) Deus Esca, Maker of New Epochs

→ Schedule changed to 10/05 09:00 AM (PDT)

※ 10/02 11:00 AM (PDT) Imposing Iron Assault

→ Schedule changed to 10/06 01:00 PM (PDT)

Now the emergency maintenace ran from 21:00 on 01 Oct to about 07:30 on 02 Oct. So on the face of things this overlaps with the UQs and concert pretty well.

But none of these were on the actual schedule prior to the end of emergency maintenance, and they're still not on the schedule now. Here's how it really looks in PDT:

With the exception of the first Imposing Iron Assault (which is not on the schedule), this is basically 12 hours after the emergency patch notes thought it was.

So, in short: They delayed the wrong window! This means for 12 hours after the end of emergency maintenance we will likely not have any scheduled UQs or the concert at all.

It also means the concert we were meant to get during PSO2 day probably isn't happening. It's possible it still will, if:

• Instead of moving the ones they said they moved, they duplicated them, or
• The notes are simply wrong about what they moved

The good news is, thanks to the extension of PSO2 day, those of us who wanted a concert can still get one. The extension means that three concerts set to take place at various times through Saturday 03 October will now be within the extended PSO2 day window.

In-game announcement - there is a concert at 13:30 PDT. So no delay.

Seems like things have changed a little since this topic was posted, and potentially after I reviewed the schedule prior to PSO2 day starting. One possibility that seems more likely than before is that the first and last 12 hours of PSO2 day in PDT perfectly matched.

If that is the case, then we could trust the schedule for the rest of today.