It won’t surprise you to find yourself spending more time as a traveler on the magical island of Teyvat and less time in reality. Since Genshin Impact debuted in late September, the free-to-play RPG has become the next big hit in gaming, and its servers have been busy serving millions of travelers since the game launched.

Aside from featuring some of the most stunning settings and landscapes that will take you on a Breath of the Wild Clone trip (something that Zelda fans understandably took great offense to) and keep you coming back for more, the game is built on the premise of constant and regular character upgrades that are heavily dictated by time. More specifically, server time. Let’s take a look at what Server Time is and what it means for you as a player in Genshin Impact.

You may have noticed that when you launch Genshin Impact, you are asked to select a server to join. Since millions of players are playing Genshin Impact around the world, the developers have set up servers in different regions to manage this load. Currently, there are three servers spread across America, Europe, and of course, Asia. As a traveler, you should choose the server that is closest to your own location.

There is a specific time of day when the Genshin Impact servers reset. So at 4 AM in real time, the game servers reset themselves. However, this time varies depending on the server you are on due to the difference in time zones.