Do the Non-US Players and DMs use the metric system?

[Cor Azer]

Besides, the Earth being round... It's one tenth-millionem or one quarter of the Earth's circumference.

Well... mostly spherical anyways.

 

[Hedgehog757]

Imperial System all the way, baby! Long live the Queen!

This didn’t age well

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

This didn’t age well

Dude, when Morrus made that post Prince William was still in University and had a full head of hair.

 

[Tonguez]

Wow, why all the old threads today?

 

[Bacon Bits]

Dude, when Morrus made that post Prince William was still in University and had a full head of hair.

Especially odd given the things on the first page that didn't age well. Like Han Solo's "made the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs" being retconned in 2018's Solo to make sense.

 

[Lanefan]

Imperial all the way here, particularly when it comes to distances, weights, and speeds.

(can't remember the last time I posted to a thread started before I even joined here...)

 

[aco175]

Some of these old threads make me pause a bit when looking at all the posters that are not here anymore and how many were first posts.

 

[Nikosandros]

There's a ton of thread necromancy going around here recently. But is that a metric ton or a long one?

When I game, I use the metric system because it is what my players and I are used to. The real question for me is: should you measure magnetization in emu/cm^3 or A/m??

 

[Bohandas]

Either in Metric or Imperial I still can't understand Han Solo's definition of how fast the Millenium Falcon is.

Theoretically under relativity temporal and spatial units should be freely convertable

 

[Cordwainer Fish]

Theoretically under relativity temporal and spatial units should be freely convertable

In geometrized units a lot of physical quantities can be represented as lengths.