A question about time.

[sortitus]

It's very nice to be able to give a friend a precise time to meet though. I mean, "meet me at noon," can still cause a pretty massive wait for the first person to get there if you don't have clocks. Of course, if you don't care about most of your day being spent waiting, a less time-centric society is great.

I really would love to do away with the mad regimented time crap we all have to deal with, but it's so darn useful.

[Silk]

I'm not saying it isn't. I'm saying that I think it's a product of our modern culture.

...Just something to consider, as most of us are writing in quasi-medieval settings.

[westwriter]

soooooo... hours, minutes and seconds.  Got it.

[Reaves]

For myself, I use hours, and minutes if I have to. I try to avoid seconds, though. Barring any extraordinary fantasy environments, would the ordinary person in your culture think like that?

[westwriter]

Minutes and hours is all I needed.  Minutes are the primary element I had a question about.  I think the general consensus is to leave it as is.  Thanks for all the input everybody!