Among the changes that were implemented with World of Warcraft's patch 2.4.3, one that many of you may have noticed is the new UI for the game clock. Aside from being re-positioned at the bottom of the mini-map, it now features the actual time on your PC aside from displaying the game's time.

While some players may find this particular change handy, some aren't as pleased. Sionzen in particular notes that one issue with the clock is that it had a nasty habit of getting covered up by any add-ons that were indicated on the mini-map. In light of this problem, Nethaera dropped by the thread with some advice on the clock:

• If you are having issues viewing your clock properly, please double-check any mods you may have loaded up. They may be causing an issue.
  
• If you mouse over the sun (or moon) icon in the upper right hand corner of the mini-map, it will say "Click to show clock settings." From there you can access the stopwatch, set up the alarm and add a message to it, set it to 24 hour time or to local time.
• If you are experiencing bugs with this new feature, please be sure to report it to the bug forums.
  

Those who may have been experiencing similar problems with their clock will hopefully find Nethaera's suggestions to be most helpful. Those interested in reading the rest of the discussion can visit the WoW forums via the source link below.