No you could change it but it could have unintended consequences with all the timers running. Not sure how easy it would be.
 
If you're talking about the [time command, it's defined here:

https://github.com/ServUO/ServUO/bl...281ba7e56bb622b/Scripts/Commands/ShardTime.cs

The command itself can be safely changed without having an effect on anything else other than what a player sees when they type [time

If you change it to DateTime.Now, it will simply display whatever time currently displays on the system clock.

Edit:
Also change here:
https://github.com/ServUO/ServUO/bl...281ba7e56bb622b/Scripts/Commands/TimeStamp.cs

Weird that both a [time and [timestamp command exists which both do the same thing. Timestamp also incorrectly states that it is displaying the time in EST. This shouldn't be assumed even if using DateTime.Now
 
change the code DateTime.UtcNow to DateTime.Now on script ...ServUO\Scripts\Misc\Timestamp.cs The code is 2 times in the system ...ServUO\Scripts\Misc\Timestamp.cs and on ...ServUO\Scripts\Commands\TimeStamp.cs
 

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