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Posted June 11, 2013
Does the actual passage of time do anything in the game(s)? I notice it keeps track of what day it is in your save-file.

Note: I'm not referring to things like Snaf's food handouts or Fortuno's swampweed handouts in G1 that happen every day.
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Posted June 12, 2013
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bushwhacker2k: Does the actual passage of time do anything in the game(s)?
No, it doesn't. There are no quests with deadlines in the game.
Posted June 12, 2013
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bushwhacker2k: Does the actual passage of time do anything in the game(s)? I notice it keeps track of what day it is in your save-file.

Note: I'm not referring to things like Snaf's food handouts or Fortuno's swampweed handouts in G1 that happen every day.
It does a little, kind of. Some NPCs are only in certain places at certain times. Technically you can always go find them but that can be a bigger pain than it's worth. Also, I for one hate traveling in certain areas in the dark so I'll use it to wait for daylight before heading out. That wouldn't be a problem if you could use a torch AND sword at the same time but nothing is perfect.
Posted June 12, 2013
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bushwhacker2k: Does the actual passage of time do anything in the game(s)? I notice it keeps track of what day it is in your save-file.

Note: I'm not referring to things like Snaf's food handouts or Fortuno's swampweed handouts in G1 that happen every day.
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tinyE: It does a little, kind of. Some NPCs are only in certain places at certain times. Technically you can always go find them but that can be a bigger pain than it's worth. Also, I for one hate traveling in certain areas in the dark so I'll use it to wait for daylight before heading out. That wouldn't be a problem if you could use a torch AND sword at the same time but nothing is perfect.
I probably should have phrased the question better- I meant more do things happen after a certain number of days, rather than "does the time of day matter?"

Thanks, both.
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